The Partner Bundle and the client hand-off
How the $200/site partner tier works, what its monthly allowances are, and how work the client posts themselves moves from approval to done.
The Partner Bundle and the client hand-off
The Partner Bundle is a wholesale service level for agency partners at $200 per site per month, invoiced manually. It is assigned by the Next Day Sales team — it never appears in public checkout or on the pricing page, and end clients never see it.
What each site gets
- One content piece (blog post or landing page) every two months, researched and sourced
- Technical SEO recommendations as needed
- The full Answer Engine with lead capture
- A monthly client-branded report
- Per month: 4 social post drafts, 2 Google Business post drafts, 15 review reply drafts, 1 ad copy set
Allowances are per site and do not pool across a roster. Keyword research and AI Visibility tracking are not included in this tier.
Two kinds of approved work
After you approve a draft, it goes one of two ways:
- Published by you — site content and technical fixes. You publish with your own tools, then mark it live with its link so the page is re-read and counted in that month's report.
- Ready for the client — social posts and ad copy the client puts up in their own accounts. These appear in the Ready for the client tab in Approvals. Copy the text, send it however you normally work with the client, mark it sent, and mark it done once it's up. Nothing is ever posted on our end.
What clients see
Client collaborators (per-site seats) only ever see approved, ready-to-use items and finished reports — never drafts, flagged claims, or anything pre-approval.
Trials
An Autopilot trial in a partner workspace converts to the Partner Bundle when the trial ends.
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