Every client site on one team
Build in bulk, collect comments on the page and report monthly under your own name.
Where the week goes
Design is the small part of it. The rest goes to chasing a client for comments, finding out who changed the phone number on a live site, rebuilding the same five pages for the next roofer, and writing a monthly report nobody budgeted time for.
Shingle puts that work on one team. Everyone has a role. Each client site keeps its own versions, review link and comments. And the businesses you're pitching sit beside the sites you're running, so an account manager sees new work and current work on one screen.
Built for many client sites
Each of these is in the product today, and all of them come with the one plan.
Roles for your team
Owner, admin, member and viewer. Viewers can look but not change anything. There's no limit on people.
Review links
A client clicks a part of the page and comments, with no account to make.
Client access
Invite a client to edit one site. They never see your other sites, people or plan.
An activity log
See who changed what and when, in a record nobody can edit or delete.
Your brand
Your name and logo on review links, the client's editor and the emails they get.
Monthly client reports
Each site's requests, customers and jobs won, emailed in your brand on the 1st.
Your second roofer
Reuse what you've already worked out, and keep each client's facts their own.
Build up to 200 at once
Paste Google Maps links or notes, one per line, or upload a CSV. Each site uses 30 credits.
Start from your own template
Make a finished site a template. A new site from it is free, then you change its facts and words.
Reuse your best sections
Save a price list once. Shingle writes it again in the next site's design, with that business's facts.
Install the same workflows
Bundle workflows as a playbook and put them on chosen sites. Ones that email customers start off.
New work on one screen
Radar finds local businesses with no website or a weak one, from open map data. Save one and it joins your team's board, which runs from Found to Won, so nobody has to ask around to learn what's next.
Prospecting Autopilot searches Radar each week and holds its best finds for you. Nothing is spent until you choose who gets a demo, and each pitch waits for you to send it from your own phone or email.
Ask Dormer which deals have gone quiet or which site is busiest, and it answers from your team's own numbers. Ask it to add a note or a task and it does, and it asks for your OK before anything is sent or published.
What isn't here yet
If one of these is a must for your agency, you should know now.
White label in Shingle means your name and logo on review links, the client's editor and the emails clients get. Your published sites never name Shingle, though one on a shinglesites.site address has a small Report this site link at its foot. Your clients still sign in at Shingle's web address, the editor's pages and help are Shingle's, and emails come from Shingle's address under your brand's name.
Client billing isn't built, so you invoice clients yourself with your own tool. Shingle charges your agency for its plan and has no part in what a client pays you.
- No app address or mail domain of your own
- No client billing or invoices
- No standing OK for your own agent: it asks each time
- No store or payments on client sites
- One language per site
What an agency pays
One plan, and only live sites cost more, so unsold demos take no place.
The plan, $49 a month
- 1 live site
- 200 credits a month, or 20 demos
- A month's credits last 2 months
- Unlimited people, and no limit on clients or Radar
- Your brand, client access, reports, Workflows and playbooks
- $39 a month when you pay yearly
Live sites at $7 a month each
- 10 live sites are $112 a month
- 25 are $217 a month
- 100 are $742 a month
- $67 a year each when you pay yearly
Top-ups that never expire
- $100 for 1,100 credits
- $500 for 6,000 credits
- $1,000 for 12,500 credits
- No limits while credits last, though big batches wait their turn
Common questions
Can't find your answer? Read Shingle Help or email [email protected].
Partly, and it's worth knowing which part. Your name and logo appear on review links, the client's editor and the emails they get, and your published sites never name Shingle. Clients still sign in at Shingle's address, and emails come from Shingle's address under your brand's name.
No. Client billing isn't built, so you invoice clients with your own tool and keep that relationship to yourself. Shingle charges your agency for its plan and nothing more. If you need a builder that collects a client's monthly payment for you, Shingle won't do that today.
As many as you sell. The plan includes 1 live site, and each more costs $7 a month with no cap, so 10 are $112 and 100 are $742. Only sites that are live count, so a demo nobody has bought yet takes no place.
List up to 200 businesses at a time, one per line, or upload a CSV. A line can be a Google Maps link or a sentence about the business, and each site uses 30 credits. Your team needs credits for all of them before any starts, and they build one after another, taking turns with other teams' batches.
No. A client you invite to edit gets one site, listed under Shared with you. They don't join your team, and they never see your other sites, your people or your plan. They can't spend your team's credits unless you turn that on for them.
It records the changes that matter on your team, who made each one and when. Nobody can edit or delete an entry, including you. Admins and the owner read it, newest first, and can filter by event, person or date. It comes with the plan.
Read next
- White labelYour name and logo where your clients look.
- Client review linksA private link where clients comment on the page.
- Bulk website builderBuild up to 200 sites at once from a list or a CSV.
- White label website buildersDuda, Lindo, 10Web, Readdy, Dorik and Shingle compared.
- Shingle vs DudaDuda runs client sites. Shingle finds the clients.
- Pricing7 days for $1, then one plan at $49 a month.
Build your first site
Start from a Google listing or a few notes. Demos usually take 5–15 minutes.
7 days for $1, then $49 a month. Cancel any time.