
Orion
Team Coordinator
Agency director: understands the goal, breaks down the problem, brings in the right specialists and consolidates the result into an executive plan.
Head office builds it once and sends it to every location — each one arrives with its own city and WhatsApp already filled in. Content a location creates on its own goes through approval before it is published. And you see, on one scoreboard, which location is bringing in customers and at what cost.
Every location publishes whatever it wants, however it wants — and the network owner turns into a WhatsApp clerk sending artwork to franchisees.
Each franchisee uses a different logo, a different color, a different way of speaking. Someone who sees the brand in two cities thinks they're two businesses. The identity you built dissolves one location at a time.
Your day becomes a WhatsApp group: a franchisee asking for artwork, you sending the file, someone publishing the wrong version. Every network campaign is rebuilt from scratch, one location at a time.
And at the end of the month you don't know which location is bringing in customers and which is only spending. Each one keeps its numbers in its own corner — there's no single place where the whole network shows up side by side.
No spreadsheet, no WhatsApp group, no sending files to each location. Four things FranchControl does — and nothing beyond that.
Head office and locations are linked in the same place. From there head office sees the whole network, and each location keeps running its own day to day.
Logo, colors, tone of voice: you keep them at head office and every location inherits them. What is local — address, phone, WhatsApp — stays with each one.
You build it once and send it out. Each location receives the piece with the caption already filled in with its city and WhatsApp, and it can be scheduled in bulk across each location's accounts.
Content a location creates on its own enters an approval queue. When in doubt, it doesn't publish. Official network material publishes straight through, no queue.
Not a roadmap promise. It's what the head-office layer does today, and that's all it does.
A comparison panel with each location's real numbers: leads that came from campaigns, how much was spent and what each lead cost across Google, Meta and Microsoft ads, and Google reviews. Who's doing well and who needs help, without having to ask for a report.
Logo, colors and tone of voice are kept in one place and inherited by every location. What belongs to each one — address, phone, WhatsApp — stays local. You change it at head office and the whole network follows.
Head office builds the campaign and sends it to the network. Each location receives the piece with the caption already filled in with its city and WhatsApp — and scheduling can be done in bulk, across each location's accounts.
Content a location creates on its own lands in an approval queue before going live. Official network material publishes straight through. And when two locations target the same region, a territory conflict warning appears.
Every location in your network has its own platform subscription, with its own panel, its own campaigns and its own numbers. FranchControl is the layer that sits on top — head office's view and control.
That's why it is charged separately, and not instead of the locations' subscriptions. Without this layer each location still works — just on its own, with no inherited brand, no distributed campaign and no head-office approval.
A scoreboard with every location side by side: leads, spend and cost per lead across Google, Meta and Microsoft ads, and Google reviews. Each location's numbers appear as it connects its own accounts; until then the scoreboard shows a dash, never a made-up number.
The location still owns its panel. FranchControl does not replace that subscription — it is the head-office layer on top of it.
A network that grows pays for more locations; one that shrinks pays for fewer. We check every month and tell you before anything changes.
When two locations target the same region, the system warns you — before one competes with the other for the same customer.
Each agent is a specialist virtual employee: it sets things up, keeps you informed, monitors and brings sales and market intelligence to your business. Orion coordinates the team and Arcturus is with you day to day.

Team Coordinator
Agency director: understands the goal, breaks down the problem, brings in the right specialists and consolidates the result into an executive plan.
Onboarding Concierge
The customer's companion and concierge inside the app: guides you, checks your account, walks you through onboarding and routes missions with context.

Franchise & Regional Marketing
Marketing for franchise networks, with regional strategies and brand standardization.
No fine print: the per-location amount follows how many locations your network has that month.
The base is fixed. What varies is how many locations your network has — we check every month and tell you before anything changes in the billing.
See pricing →Every location in the network has its own platform subscription — that doesn't change and it isn't included here. FranchControl is the head-office layer, charged on top of those subscriptions. We'd rather you know that now than find out on the invoice.
One identity inherited by every location, campaigns built once and delivered ready, approval before publishing, and a scoreboard with the whole network side by side.