A workspace per client, approvals your client can actually use, and reports that get the retainer renewed. You can work out what thirty accounts cost without booking a call, because the number is published further down this page.
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Three things break as a roster grows, and none of them are about writing.
One browser profile per client, shared credentials in a document, and a security incident waiting for a reason. It also breaks the first time a client sensibly turns on two-factor.
Every new client adds hours of writing and a new approval thread. Margin lives or dies on how fast a draft gets from your writer to the client's yes.
“We posted twelve times” is not a report. Reach, engagement and growth per client, ready before the monthly call, is what renews a retainer.
Each client gets their own workspace: their voice, their calendar, their approvers, their analytics. You switch between them in one click, and your team only sees the clients they work on.
Reach, engagement and follower growth per client, rolled up across the roster for you and broken out for them. White-label it, send a link, and stop rebuilding the same spreadsheet every month.
Multi-account is the product rather than an upgrade, so it is not behind a sales call. Add clients as you win them and remove them when you lose them.
For a small roster.
5 client accounts, then $9 each
Unlimited writers and reviewers
Approval workflows and roles
Credential-free client invites
Twenty clients and the API.
20 client accounts, then $6 each
White-labelled client reports
Workspace tags and saved filters
API, Zapier and Make
Still published, still no call.
50 client accounts, then $4 each
Everything in Agency
Priority support
Talk to us only if you want to
Writers, editors and reviewers on your side are free on every plan. You pay for client accounts, not for the people doing the work.
No. Each client authorises their own account from a secure invite. Their credentials never reach your team or ours, which also removes the awkward part of onboarding.
Per client account. Writers, editors and reviewers are unlimited on every plan, because charging you for the people doing the work would be a strange way to price a production tool.
Archive the workspace and the account stops billing at your next renewal. Their content and analytics stay exportable for 90 days, and the client keeps their own LinkedIn account and everything published on it.
Yes on reports from the Agency plan. The approval link shows the post as it will appear in the feed rather than a tool interface, so the client experience stays about the work rather than about us.
Import scheduled posts as a CSV and connect each account with the invite you would use for a new client. Nothing has to leave the old tool before it lands here, so you can run both for a week and switch when the queue looks right.
We publish through LinkedIn's official integration and do not mass-connect, auto-DM or scrape. The behaviour that gets accounts restricted is the behaviour we do not ship, which matters more when the accounts belong to someone else.
You do not have to migrate a roster to find out whether this fits how your agency works.
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