For agency owners
The pitch chase went out before you sat down on Monday. Your evening stayed yours.
Every account, every pitch and every weekly review, run in the background and held for your approval. You keep the strategy, the team and the next deal.
Running an agency means wearing two hats simultaneously: the founder hat and the senior strategist hat. The accounts need attention, the pitch on Thursday needs a proposal, the team briefing for Friday needs assembling, and the new-biz prospect who went quiet last month still has not been chased. None of those things require your personal attention. All of them end up on your plate anyway.
Orca handles the operational layer of all of it. The OMG Center, which builds and operates Orca, runs as an agency itself. It is built by someone who has managed retainer relationships, written new-biz proposals at 10pm, and knows exactly where the time goes when it does not come back.
Monday morning. New business pitch on Thursday.
Three accounts in review this week. Friday's all-team gathering needs a briefing pack.
Orca has drafted the proposal chase on last month's pitch. New-business signals from Companies House, industry news and your target sector are surfaced and scored by relevance. The team briefing draft is assembled from this week's account activity.
The account review emails for the retainer clients are drafted in your voice. The LinkedIn post you meant to write on Friday is sitting in the approval queue. Your inbox is triaged, the urgent threads flagged, the vendor noise gone.
You start Monday on the pitch deck. The rest has been handled.
What stops landing on the owner.
All of this runs behind the accounts, the pitches and the team. Click any card to see it working.
The hires you kept putting off.
The overhead that eats founder time in every agency, regardless of size.
A part-time PA. The inbox management, new-biz research, and account-status emails that nobody else handles.
A new-biz researcher. The prospect identification, signal monitoring, and pipeline building that takes hours to do manually.
The Sunday-night account review. The hour you spend on Sunday catching up on what the week missed.
The Monday-morning content panic. Knowing you should post on LinkedIn this week and having nothing ready.
The pitch chase you keep forgetting. The warm prospect who went quiet and the follow-up you never sent.
Built around your agency by one person.
Chris configures Orca around your accounts, your pitch process and your voice, then keeps it running. Nothing reaches a client or a prospect without your approval.
What it costs
Orca is a managed service. It is configured around your accounts, your pitch process, and your voice. One setup cost, then a monthly fee. The full pricing page shows what is included.
Your evenings stopped belonging to the inbox.
No sales pitch. No obligation. A thirty-minute conversation about your agency and whether Orca makes sense.