Orchestrate every platform your clients build on. Get locked into none.

Not all of them, and not on day one. Dispatch governs websites that live as code in a GitHub repository and deploy through Vercel, Netlify, or Cloudflare. A client whose site fits comfortably inside Webflow, WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Framer, or HubSpot CMS can stay there; the agency's judgment about which clients have hit the platform ceiling is the point. When a client is ready to move, the migration itself runs as governed work, so the record starts with the first commit rather than after cutover.

Dispatch is agent- and host-agnostic. It works with any coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and whatever comes next), GitHub for version control, and Vercel, Netlify, or Cloudflare for hosting and deploys. Approval alerts reach your team in Slack and by email. Because Dispatch sits above the execution tools rather than replacing them, every improvement they ship makes your setup better.

The client. A client site belongs in the client's own Dispatch organization from the start, with agency staff invited as members, so ownership never has to be transferred out of the agency's account. At handoff the client holds the owner role, every repository, host, and Slack token is rotated to one the client controls, and the agency keeps whatever role the engagement calls for: admin to keep operating, editor to keep filing requests, or a standing escalation contact with no seat at all. The client's team lands on the Inbox and approves; the record, restore, and the alerts stay with the site.

Yes. Each client site connects with its own repository, host, policies, approvers, and context, and every governed site reports into one Inbox where approvals, findings, and slipped pages are grouped by site. Risk tiers, crawl cadence, and low-risk auto-approve are set per site, so a cautious client and a fast-moving one can run side by side. Plans scale by the number of governed websites; agency plans with client portfolios are arranged through sales.

The Inbox is the page in Dispatch where work waits for you. It holds change requests with a preview ready for your approval, findings from the scheduled crawl of every governed page (each with a drafted fix), pages whose score slipped since the last crawl, and the work you have in flight. Approvers land on it after login. Dispatch finds the work, drafts the fix, and puts it in front of the right person; you keep the approve moment.

Coding agents sign their commits with attribution trailers: Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini all identify themselves in the commit message. Dispatch reads those trailers and badges each change in the activity feed with the agent that made it, alongside the human who requested and approved it. Attribution is what turns AI website work from a black box into an auditable record.