In their own words.
Add up every brand on Planbrand and the picture is the same.
Across services, coaching, memberships, DTC, editorial and studios. Each one rebuilt by an account manager from a founder's reference, then handed back as a CMS the founder edits.
Every brand on the platform runs without a paid agency retainer. Edits, new pages and campaign builds go through your account manager — included in the plan, no per-edit charges.
Site, CRM, forms, bookings, payments and the customer portal sit behind one login. No tool-switching, no copy-pasting between five dashboards, no glue subscriptions.
The full wall of founder quotes.
Six brands, six segments, six different reasons they moved. Each one a verbatim line we asked permission to publish.
I sent them my old Squarespace site. Two weeks later it was on Planbrand, rebuilt, with my CRM and forms wired up.
We replaced Webflow, Mailchimp, Memberstack and a Notion knowledge base. £39 a month now.
My account manager rewrote my hero on the call. Better than what I had agonised over for a month.
I'm not technical. Anya is. That's the whole product.
I stopped paying my agency the month we moved.
It's the only platform where my CRM, site and customer portal don't drift apart.
Four brands. Four specific outcomes.
Each story breaks down the before-stack, the build, and the measurable result. Read for the numbers, not the prose.
Common Course: £400/mo stack down to £39/mo
Result: monthly tool spend fell from £400 to £39 (90% drop). Cohort emails, course access and Stripe payments now share one student record. Zero copy-paste between platforms since launch.
Northbound Co.: £2,400/mo agency retainer cancelled
Result: agency retainer cancelled the week of launch. Aisha now edits her own copy and ships landing pages in a day. Repeat-buy flow triggers from the CRM, not Klaviyo — and lives under her own domain.
Quiet Goods: membership churn 8% → 3%
Result: membership churn dropped from 8% to 3% in two months. One record now powers site, CRM and customer portal — so nothing drifts. David also retired a customer-portal hack his developer had been billing him to maintain.
