A: Great question — and Tier 4 is actually a solid tier for agency use.

What sub-accounts (sub-users) are for

Sub-users are meant for when you want other people to work inside your FlexiFunnels account, such as:

* Clients
* Team members
* Virtual assistants (VAs)
* Designers / funnel builders
* Course managers

Instead of sharing your main login, you give them their own access.

What’s the biggest benefit as an agency?

The biggest advantage is that you can manage multiple client projects under one main account while controlling access.

So you can:
✅ Give each client access only to their funnel/pages
✅ Allow your team to build funnels without touching billing/settings
✅ Keep full control of domains, payments, products, and admin settings
✅ Work faster with a team (designers + copywriters + tech VA all inside one system)

Common agency use cases

Here’s how agencies typically use sub-users:

1) Client access
You can let a client log in and see only their funnel or course, without giving access to the whole system.

2) VA / Team workflow
Your VA can upload content, edit pages, manage courses, etc., without having access to sensitive areas.

3) Multiple projects under one account
Instead of creating separate accounts for every client, you can manage everything in one place and keep it organized.

Why Tier 7 is powerful for agencies

If Tier 4 is working well, upgrading makes sense because higher tiers give:

* More sub-users
* More domain slots
* Higher limits
* And Tier 7 adds white-label (so clients see your branding instead of FlexiFunnels, this is coming soon)

Sub-users let you run FlexiFunnels like an agency platform:

* You stay the owner/admin
* Your clients/team get controlled access
* You scale without losing control

Hope this helps
- Karthik