Bundled billing across all client sites
One invoice from Avago, you bill clients separately. How aggregation works.
How aggregation works
Bundled billing keeps an agency's finances simple: Avago bills you, not your clients. Every client site you run is aggregated onto one invoice from Avago, covering the whole portfolio in a single charge on one cycle. You don't chase per-site payments and Avago never contacts your clients about money. The platform relationship — and the invoice — sits entirely between you and Avago, and what you charge clients is your business.
Setting markup
Because you pay Avago wholesale and bill clients yourself, the margin is yours to set. You can apply a markup on top of the underlying cost of each site, so the price your client pays reflects your service, not just the platform fee. Set the markup to suit each client or your standard package; the difference between what Avago charges you and what you charge the client is your revenue.
Per-client breakdowns
Even though it's one invoice, you can still see the cost per client, which is what makes the model practical:
- A breakdown shows the underlying cost attributed to each site.
- That tells you exactly what each client costs you to run.
- From there, applying your markup gives the figure to put on the client's own bill.
Reconcile the per-client breakdown against your own client invoices each cycle. It's the quickest way to confirm every site is accounted for and that your markup is landing where you intended.
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