One place for every business you look after.

An agency — a web studio, a marketing firm, a freelancer — looks after several businesses. Instead of each of those businesses buying Mara separately, the agency holds them all, manages them from one place, buys credits at volume, and charges their clients whatever they choose.

There’s a public page to Request an Account. We ask for your agency name, how many businesses you work with or intend to, whether you already run their workspaces. We decide. That creates the agency and makes you its principal.

The agency invites a business by email or business ID for registered members. The business has to accept. Until they do, there's no connection at all.

And a business can end a connection it at any time, from their own settings. Access stops on the next call.

One board across every client, sorted by what needs a person — who's waiting, whose credits are low, whose assistant is broken. Open a client and you're inside their workspace, with a marker saying “a client of yours, not your own business” so nobody acts on the wrong one.

Reach is three separate facts, checked on every entry: you're in the agency, the client is currently held, and you're assigned to that client. A principal isn't automatically assigned, crossing into a client's business is a deliberate act with a name on it.

The agency buys at volume and allocates into a client's balance. Two modes: agency-funded, where the client never sees a credit warning and the agency absorbs running out — the managed service. Or client-funded, where the client pays and the agency just holds them.