Archon Pixel, for marketing agencies
One hub. Every client.
next steps, stacking up.
Ads, content, email, the shop and sales feed one hub per client. Pixel turns them into prepared next steps, in real customers and margin.
No sales call. Twenty minutes, and a next step you can also decline.
Feeds the hub
Ads, content, email, the shop, sales, the site, forms, calls, reviews.
Comes out
Cost per real customer, margin per channel, the pages that sell, the leads worth calling.
You bring to the client
A substantiated next step, every month, that they can say yes to.
What your client actually asks
Three questions the dashboard never answers.
They are asked in every review meeting. The platform reports stop one step short of all three.
01
Which channel brings customers who stay?
Platform reports stop at the click. The hub follows the same person through to the order, the contract and the second purchase.
02
What does a real customer cost us?
Not a lead and not a click. The person who paid, per channel, with the margin they brought with them.
03
Which page quietly does the selling?
The busiest page is rarely the one that convinces. The hub scores the pages that keep showing up before a sale.
See it before you talk to anyone
Click through a client hub yourself.
No form, no call. A fictional client, real screens. You decide afterwards whether a conversation is worth twenty minutes.
Where agencies go next
Start with the hub. Grow from there.
Pixel is where every client starts. The rest is what you add once the hub is running.
Start here
Archon Pixel
What marketing delivers, in real customers and margin.
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Then
Archon AI
Ask a question in plain language, get an answer from the client’s own numbers.
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And
Archon Alert
You hear it first, not the client.
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Built underneath
Two things have to be right before any of it means anything. They come up once the work starts, not before.
Proof
What one performance agency got back.
The campaigns were already good. What sat underneath them was not, so the algorithms were flying on a fraction of what happened. Nothing in the campaigns changed.
38%
of client traffic back in view, after it had been missing
+26%
more measured conversions, on the same campaigns
14 hrs
saved per project on putting reports together
Measured at one agency, averaged across their client accounts. The fourteen hours is per project. We do not publish numbers we cannot trace back to a specific engagement.
Questions
The things agency owners ask first.
Do you work white-label for agencies?
Yes. The hub runs under your name, the client relationship stays yours, and we stay behind you. Your client does not need to know we exist.
What does the agency have to do?
Less than you would expect. We build and run the hub per client. Your team uses what comes out of it, in their own meetings, under their own brand.
Does this make our marketers redundant?
It does the opposite. This is a different discipline to theirs, and it hands them the one thing they never had: what the work actually delivered. Better feedback to the channels, better decisions on the plan.
Our client is small. Is this overkill?
Sometimes yes, and we will say so. That is what the twenty minutes is for. Do nothing yet is a legitimate outcome and we have given it more than once.
What does it cost?
It is scoped per client, on how many you want to run it for and what is already in place. You will know the shape of it in the first conversation, before anything is committed.
The next step
Twenty minutes on your client portfolio: where it pinches, and what a hub would be worth there. If the answer is do nothing yet, that is a fine answer.
A reply within one working day.
Twenty minutes, and you can end it early.
Do nothing yet is an answer we give regularly.
The next step
Check your next step
No sales call. In 20 minutes we look at your logical next step, even if that’s: do nothing yet.
- Reply within a day
- One 20-minute call
- Your next step, or not yet