Your clients get results. Your team gets its time back.

Dotidot helps performance marketing agencies manage feeds and campaigns across all client accounts so one specialist can do the work of two, and every client gets the attention they need.

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Built for the business of running a performance agency

83%

more client capacity per strategist that agencies want

46 hrs

per month spent on manual campaign changes

53%

of PPC professionals say managing campaigns is harder than 2 years ago

50+

channels managed from a single product feed

Every new client is a new feed setup. Without the right tool, that doesn't scale.

Each client brings a different platform, catalog, and set of channels. Dotidot gives agencies one place to manage it all.

What's happening

Each new e-commerce client means a new product feed, new channel connections, and new rules built from scratch. Setup takes days and requires senior specialist time.

Why it's a problem

Onboarding is slow and expensive. New clients aren't profitable until month two or three. The agency can't scale without also scaling headcount.

Where Dotidot comes in

Dotidot lets agencies onboard new clients as sub-organizations, reuse proven feed templates, and replicate campaign structures across accounts in minutes.
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What's happening

A price update, a new product category, a seasonal sale - each small feed change is a ticket in the queue. Specialists jump in manually instead of focusing on strategy.

Why it's a problem

Client SLAs get missed, quality suffers at scale, and the team burns out on low-leverage tasks. Growth stalls because senior time is spent on maintenance.

Where Dotidot comes in

Dotidot gives agencies visual, no-code feed management so any team member can make changes without developer involvement, reducing bottlenecks and freeing specialists for strategy.
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What's happening

The average agency manages clients across Google Shopping, Meta, Heureka, Zbozi.cz, idealo, and more, each with different format requirements and update cadences.

Why it's a problem

Without a central tool, errors multiply, disapprovals pile up, and account managers spend more time firefighting than growing client accounts.
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Where Dotidot comes in

Dotidot manages all client feeds and 50+ channel exports from a single source of truth: one platform, all clients, all channels.
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Clients keep asking what they're paying for. Agencies that can't answer clearly are the first to get replaced.

As platforms become black boxes and AI enters the picture, agencies need to show concrete, product-level results. Dotidot gives you the data to tell that story.

What's happening

Most agency reporting covers platform-level metrics: clicks, ROAS, CPA. But clients increasingly want to know which specific products are driving results and which are burning budget.

Why it's a problem

Without product-level answers, clients lose confidence. Attribution arguments start, churn risk rises, and the agency gets blamed for problems it didn't cause.

Where Dotidot comes in

Dotidot's Product Analytics connects campaign performance to individual SKUs, giving agencies the data to show clients exactly where their money is going and why it matters.

What's happening

Agencies know that a better-structured feed means better Shopping performance, but demonstrating this causally to a client requires before/after data at the product level.

Why it's a problem

Without it, feed work looks like overhead rather than value. Clients see a line item, not a result, and that makes it easy to cut.

Where Dotidot comes in

Dotidot surfaces the direct relationship between feed improvements and performance outcomes, giving agencies concrete evidence for every optimization they make.
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What's happening

Performance Max, Smart Shopping, and Advantage+ remove granular control. Agencies can't see which products, audiences, or creatives are actually driving performance.

Why it's a problem

Clients ask why results changed and the agency has no answer. Trust erodes, churn risk rises, and the agency looks like it's just pressing buttons.

Where Dotidot comes in

Dotidot gives agencies product-level segmentation and feed-level control that shapes what automated campaigns work with, so the agency controls the inputs even when platforms control the optimization.

The agencies that survive automation will be the ones who adopted it first.

20% of clients plan to replace some agency work with AI. Dotidot helps agencies automate before they're automated, turning operational efficiency into a competitive moat.

What's happening

68% of agency leaders rate hiring as very challenging. Adding headcount to handle more clients means margin compression at every growth stage.

Why it's a problem

Agencies plateau at the client count their team can physically manage. Growth requires either burning margin on staff or finding a way to automate the operational load.

Where Dotidot comes in

Dotidot enables one specialist to manage the feed and campaign automation workload of two, so agencies grow revenue without proportional headcount growth.

What's happening

As AI tools become mainstream, clients wonder whether they could run campaigns themselves. Agencies that only deliver tactical execution without a clear differentiator are the most vulnerable.

Why it's a problem

With average pitch win rates at 31–50%, retention matters more than acquisition. Agencies that can't demonstrate systematic, data-driven results lose clients to cheaper alternatives.

Where Dotidot comes in

Dotidot positions agencies as automation experts who deliver results that tools alone can't: custom feed strategies, multi-channel orchestration, and product-level optimization that requires expertise to configure.

What's happening

When an agency finds a campaign architecture that works for one client, applying it to the next should take hours, not weeks. Without templating, the winning playbook exists only in one specialist's head.

Why it's a problem

Inconsistent client outcomes, tribal knowledge risk, and wasted rework. The agency can't scale its best work; it just recreates it from scratch every time.

Where Dotidot comes in

Dotidot enables agencies to duplicate proven feed rules, campaign structures, and export configurations across client accounts in a few clicks, turning one success into a scalable system.

Automation is how the best agencies protect their margin and their clients

Dotidot gives agencies the infrastructure to manage more clients, deliver better results, and demonstrate value without growing the team proportionally.

What's happening

Agencies want to grow from 35 to 64 client accounts per strategist, an 83% increase, without hiring. That math only works if automation absorbs the operational load.

Why it's a problem

Without automation, every new client is more manual work. Feed maintenance, disapproval monitoring, and channel synchronization eat into the time that should go toward growing existing accounts.

Where Dotidot comes in

Dotidot automates feed maintenance, disapproval monitoring, and channel synchronization. The same team manages more accounts as the operational load moves to the platform.

What's happening

A strategy that works for one fashion client should be replicable for the next. Without a template-based system, every new client is a blank slate and every win is rebuilt from memory.

Why it's a problem

Growth depends on replicating what works. If the best campaign architecture lives in one person's head, it leaves with them and new clients get a worse version.

Where Dotidot comes in

Dotidot's campaign templates and feed rules can be duplicated across client organizations in a few clicks, turning proven strategies into repeatable agency products.