Register every business, brand or client site as a product. Each gets its own lead API key and blog, and its leads stay with it. One team works across all of them on one flat bill. Growth covers 10 products, 20 people, custom fields and webhooks for $149 a month.
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The short answer
LiftUp treats each business, brand or website as a product inside one workspace. Each product has its own lead API key and blog, and its leads stay tied to it. Growth, at $149 (₹7,999) a month flat, covers 10 products, custom fields and webhooks per product, and 20 team members with 7 built-in roles working across all of them.
Product registry
Register each business, brand, website or app you run as a product. The product hub lists them all with their lead and post counts. Pick one in the top-bar switcher and the whole workspace scopes to it: leads, posts and settings.
| Product | Leads | Posts | Kind |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ledgerlyledgerly.example | 18 | 42 | Native |
| Northwind CRMnorthwind.example | 7 | 11 | Native |
| Pageliftpagelift.example | 4 | 28 | Native |
| Fieldnotefieldnote.example | 2 | 6 | Native |
Per-product lead API
Each product gets its own rotatable lead API key, its own custom intake fields and its own webhooks. Forms on each site post with that site’s key, so every lead lands on the product that caught it. Rotate one key and the other sites keep working.
| ledgerly.exampleRotated 12 days ago | lu_live_8f2c…a91d | 3 hooks |
|---|---|---|
| northwind.exampleRotated 2 months ago | lu_live_3b70…c0e4 | 1 hook |
| pagelift.exampleNever rotated | lu_live_d41e…77b2 | 0 hooks |
One key per product · rotate any key on its own
One team, flat pricing
Growth includes 20 team members for $149 a month, however many products you run. Seven built-in roles decide who works leads, who edits posts and who only reads reports. Global search only returns what a person’s role allows.
| Role | CRM | Content | AI | Insights |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Admin | Allowed | Allowed | Allowed | Allowed |
| Ops | Allowed | Allowed | No access | Allowed |
| Sales | Allowed | No access | No access | Allowed |
| Content | No access | Allowed | Allowed | Allowed |
| HR | Allowed | No access | No access | No access |
| Read-only | Allowed | Allowed | No access | Allowed |
For agencies
Agencies register each client site as a product with its own leads, blog and API key, and pay one bill for all of them. Enterprise adds white-label branding: your logo and colors across the workspace, plus a custom domain in beta.
Native
fieldnote.example
White-label the whole hub on Enterprise.
Three setups compared
| Tags in one accountTypical per-seat CRM | Separate accountsOne subscription each | LiftUp productsGrowth · $149/mo | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost and access | |||
| Logins | One | Switch between accounts | One |
| Bills | One | One per account | One per workspace |
| Seat fees | Per seat | Per seat, in each account | None, flat price |
| Keeping businesses apart | |||
| Leads kept apart | By tag or pipeline | Included | By product |
| Lead API key per business | Not included | Included | Included |
| Counts across businesses | Included | Not included | In the product hub |
| Hard wall between businesses | Not included | Included | Use two workspaces |
How it works
The same four steps for your first business and your tenth.
Add the business, brand or client site as a product. It shows up in the product hub and the top-bar switcher.
The product gets its own rotatable lead API key. Point that site’s forms at the lead API with it.
Set custom intake fields and webhooks for this product only. Every other product keeps its own.
Flip between products from the top bar. Growth covers 10 products; Enterprise has no cap.
Per product, and shared
Every business, brand or site in one list.
Unique and rotatable. Rotate one, the rest keep working.
Filter the inbox and reports by product.
Posts and editorial workflow scoped to one site.
Per product, validated on the lead API. Starter and up.
Signed events to each site’s own stack. Growth and up.
Saved voice presets keep each brand’s tone apart.
Traffic and search data in the same workspace.
Scope the whole workspace to one product.
Admin to Read-only. 20 team members on Growth.
Priced per workspace, never per seat.
organization_id scope on every query; keys hashed.
Separate accounts keep data apart, but you usually pay for seats in each one and nothing adds up across them. One shared account with tags is cheaper but mixes leads. LiftUp sits in between: one workspace and one bill, with each business as a product that has its own API key, leads and posts. If two businesses must never share staff or data, run them as two workspaces.
Free covers 1 product, Starter 3, Growth 10 and Enterprise unlimited. A product is any business, brand, website or app you register. Team members are counted per workspace, not per product: 2 on Free, 5 on Starter, 20 on Growth and unlimited on Enterprise.
Each product has its own lead API key. Forms on a site post with that site’s key, so each lead is stored against the product that received it, with that product’s custom fields. The inbox and reports filter by product, and the top-bar switcher scopes the whole workspace to one product at a time.
No. Products are a scope inside your workspace. Workspaces are isolated from each other by organization_id scopes on every database query, and API keys are stored hashed. Inside a workspace, leads, posts, keys and webhooks belong to one product, and roles control what each person can do. For a hard wall between two businesses, use two workspaces.
Both put many client sites under one account, priced per account rather than per seat. GoHighLevel lists $97 a month for 3 sub-accounts and $297 for unlimited, with unlimited users. LiftUp is $49 for 3 products and $149 for 10, with 5 and 20 users. GoHighLevel includes SMS, calling, funnels and booking, which LiftUp does not. LiftUp’s focus is a blog CMS with editorial workflow, AI writing and GA4 plus Search Console.
Yes, on Enterprise. White-label branding puts your logo and colors across the workspace, and you can point a custom domain at it with a CNAME record. Custom domains are in beta, so DNS verification is still a manual step. Ask sales about white-label on other plans.
No. A product in LiftUp is a website or app, not a legal entity. There is no accounting, invoicing or bookkeeping sync per business. LiftUp covers the front of the funnel for each site: lead capture, scoring and pipeline, the blog, AI writing and GA4 plus Search Console data.
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