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Brands do not bleed into each other
Each brand has its own analysed profile, and content drafted for one brand is generated from that brand profile only.
Multi-brand
Anyone running more than one brand hits the same wall: tools priced per workspace, content generated from whichever brand was open last, and approvals scattered across as many threads as there are clients. Keeping brands genuinely separate is the feature.
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Each brand has its own analysed profile, and content drafted for one brand is generated from that brand profile only.
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Every brand keeps its own calendar and approval queue, while you can still see what is pending across all of them.
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Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Shopify, Amazon, Google Ads and Meta Ads connect per brand, so accounts never cross.
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Pricing is per workspace rather than per seat, so bringing a client-side approver in does not change what you pay.
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A client approves their own posts over WhatsApp, and the answer lands on that brand calendar rather than in a shared thread.
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A new brand starts with the same analysis as the others, so it is producing against a profile from the first week.
The same studio, set up differently depending on who is using it.
Role 01
Every new client used to mean another seat, another login, another thread.
Role 02
Each site has its own audience and its own feed.
Role 03
Several brands under one roof that must not look like each other.
Role 04
You are paying per tool per client and it does not scale.
Each brand has its own analysed profile, calendar, connected channels and approval queue. Content drafted for one brand is generated from that brand profile only.
Yes. Brands stay separate while you keep a view of what is waiting across all of them.
No. Pricing is per workspace rather than per seat, so adding a reviewer or approver does not change the price.
No. A client can approve or request a revision over WhatsApp without an account.
A new brand starts with the same analysis as any other, run on its public Instagram account, and can be drafted against from there.
Seven days free on every plan. The brand analysis runs on the account you already have, so you can judge it against something real.