DigiLabs for franchises · Multi-location franchise marketingEvery territory its own crew. One HQ view.

    Each franchisee gets the full platform under your brand. HQ gets every territory on one console, a forecast band per metric, and an approved marketplace with your pricing. Nothing goes out without a yes.

    6products at every location
    30 minbetween checks, every location
    1stof the month, statement to HQ
    Who gets what

    HQ and the franchisee see different screens.

    The franchisee gets

    Their own crew, their own brief, their own map.
    The full platform, branded as yoursSix products, nine agents.
    Their morning briefTheir territory only.
    Proposals for their yesWithin the rules HQ sets.
    The approved marketplaceOnly what HQ allows, at HQ prices.
    A strategist, if HQ includes oneManaged per territory.

    HQ gets

    Every territory, ranked, forecast and explained.
    The HQ consoleEvery territory on one screen.
    Forecast bands per territoryAnything below wakes an agent.
    Brand rules the crew obeysVoice, offers, what is never said.
    Marketplace controlApprove the catalog and set the prices.
    Statement on the 1stPer territory, itemized.
    The HQ view

    Ask it a question. Get territories back.

    Your Brand HQ41 territories
    Which territories fell below forecast this week?
    Leads against forecastone territory · 12 weeks
    The line is actual. The flagged week is where an agent woke up.
    Territories by leadsthis month
    The marketplace

    An approved catalog, your prices.

    HQ approves what franchisees can switch on, sets the price each territory pays and keeps the difference. Every purchase lands on the territory statement and rolls up to HQ.

    The platform

    Every territory, one platform

    All six products and the nine agents for every territory. HQ sets the price each territory pays and keeps the difference.

    The add-ons

    HQ approves, HQ prices

    The catalog below. Each territory switches on what HQ allows, at the price HQ sets.

    The statement

    Per territory, rolled up

    Every purchase lands on the territory statement and rolls up to HQ on the first, itemized.

    Switchboardcalls

    Recording, transcript, summary.

    Creative Studio creditscreative

    Photos, ad sets, short video.

    Press release, localPR

    Written, distributed, reported.

    Press release, nationalPR

    Bigger wire, bigger reach.

    Listings syncdirectories

    Kept correct everywhere.

    Forecast bandsalerts

    A range per metric per territory.

    Managed hourpeople

    A strategist for a territory, on the record.

    Extra seatsteam

    A seat for each person, in each territory.

    Rollout

    From five territories to all of them.

    1. Pilot fiveFive territories, ninety days, the brand rules written down.
    2. The playbookWhat worked becomes the default for every territory.
    3. Roll outTerritories onboard themselves in an evening. HQ watches the console.
    4. Quarterly reviewA deck per territory and one for HQ, written for a phone.
    The structure

    HQ plus locations.

    The HQ platformThe console, forecasts, brand rules, marketplace control, API and MCP.
    Each locationThe full platform under your brand at every location.
    Managed territoriesAdd a strategist where a territory needs one.
    Statement on the 1stPer territory and rolled up, itemized.

    Every location gets the full stack: search, AI visibility, reviews, the grid, listings.

    Talk to the founder
    Questions

    For franchises questions, answered.

    Can a franchisee see another territory's data in DigiLabs?

    No. Roles are set per territory, so each franchisee sees their own crew, their own brief and their own map, and nothing else. HQ sees every territory on one console, ranked, forecast and explained, and extra seats are added per person, per territory.

    How does franchise HQ control what territories buy in the DigiLabs marketplace?

    HQ approves the catalog franchisees can switch on and sets the price for each add-on. Each territory sees only what HQ allows, at the price HQ sets. Every purchase lands on the territory statement and rolls up to HQ on the first of the month, with every line itemized.

    Can franchise HQ choose what each territory pays for DigiLabs add-ons?

    Yes. HQ chooses the price each territory pays for each add-on in the approved catalog, and keeps the difference. Every purchase still lands on the territory statement and rolls up to HQ.

    Can franchise HQ run some territories centrally in DigiLabs?

    Yes. HQ can run any territory itself, and the morning brief for that territory goes to HQ instead of the franchisee. Where a territory needs more help, HQ can add a strategist on a managed basis.

    Whose brand is on the emails and screens franchisees see in DigiLabs?

    Yours. Every screen, every email and every text carries your franchise brand. The crew follows the brand rules HQ writes down: the voice, the offers and what is never said. Franchisees get the full platform branded as yours, and proposals reach them only within the rules HQ sets.

    How does a DigiLabs franchise rollout work, from pilot to every territory?

    It starts with a pilot of five territories for ninety days, with the brand rules written down. What worked becomes the playbook and the default for every territory. Then territories onboard themselves in an evening while HQ watches the console, and each quarter brings a review deck per territory and one for HQ, written for a phone.

    How is DigiLabs set up for a franchise brand?

    As HQ plus locations: one HQ platform, plus the full platform at every location. The HQ platform covers the console, forecasts, brand rules, marketplace control, API and MCP. Each location gets the full platform under your brand. It begins with a call with the founder and a ninety-day pilot.

    What does each franchise location get from DigiLabs?

    Every location gets the full stack: search, AI visibility, reviews, the local map grid and listings. The franchisee gets their own crew and a morning brief for their territory only, with proposals for their yes. Forecast bands run per territory, and when a metric falls below its band, the crew flags it.

    Begin

    Start with five.

    A call with the founder, then a ninety-day pilot.