AI marketing for agencies that run many client brands at once
SuperMarketer gives each client its own brand workspace with its own brief, plan, queue and report, so your team delivers more content per client without mixing up voices, and clients approve their own work before it goes out.
Margins disappear in the production work
A small marketing agency sells strategy and results, then spends most of its hours on production: posts, articles, newsletters, ad variants and monthly reports. Every new retainer adds more of the same work, and the only way to grow is to hire more writers or squeeze the ones you have.
The other risk is mix-ups. With many brands in flight, it takes one tired afternoon for a post to carry the wrong client's tone, product name or call to action. Approvals by email thread get lost, and month-end reports take a day per client to assemble.
- Writers spend their days on volume instead of ideas
- Each client's voice depends on who wrote the draft
- Approvals live in scattered email threads
- Monthly reports are built by hand for every account
One account, a separate workspace for every client
On Scale and Enterprise each brand is a fully separate workspace. Nothing from one client's brief, vocabulary or queue appears in another's.
A brand brief per client
SuperMarketer reads each client's website and takes their answers to the six onboarding questions: ideal customer, goals, competitors, offers, words to avoid and approval rules. Each brief keeps learning from the edits your team and the client make.
A 30-day plan per brand
Each workspace has its own monthly plan with goals, channels, weekly themes and dated items, refreshed weekly. Your strategists adjust the plan, the production follows.
Production across every channel
Blog articles up to 2,000 words, posts for LinkedIn, X, Facebook and Instagram, email campaigns pushed to Mailchimp, Klaviyo or HubSpot, ad copy pushed to Google Ads and Meta Ads, and on-page SEO fixes, all in the client's own voice.
Client approval without email threads
Invite the client as a seat in their workspace. Your team reviews first, then the client sees the cards and clicks Approve, Edit, Reject or Regenerate. On Enterprise approval chains set the exact order, for example Editor, then account manager, then client Approver.
Reports per brand
Scale includes a weekly report for each brand: traffic, clicks, opens and leads where connected, what worked, what changes next and one-click proposals. Enterprise adds custom reports for the formats your clients expect.
Autonomy set client by client
The autonomy dial is set per channel inside each workspace. A cautious client can keep everything on Review everything, while a client who trusts the process runs social on Full autopilot. Your team sees every workspace's queue from one login.
How agencies onboard a client
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Create a brand workspace for the client
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Enter the client's website and answer the six questions with them
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Connect the client's channels inside their workspace
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Review the plan with your strategist and invite the client as an approver
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Send the weekly brand report or share access to it
AI marketing for agencies compared with adding writers
| Need | Hiring another writer | Freelance pool | SuperMarketer Scale |
|---|---|---|---|
| Typical market cost | Around 70,000 USD a year | About 1,500 to 4,000 USD per month per writer | $499 per month or $249 per month yearly |
| Brands covered | A few, depending on volume | One per freelancer, often | Up to 5 workspaces |
| Voice kept per client | Depends on the person | Varies | Brand brief per workspace |
| Client approval flow | In the queue, per brand | ||
| Reports per client | By hand | By hand | Weekly, per brand |
Plans for agencies
- Scale, $499 per month or $249 per month billed yearly ($2,988 per year): 5 brands, 10 seats, 500 social posts, 40 blog articles, 30 email campaigns, 400 ad copy variants and 120 AI images a month shared across brands, unlimited connected channels, weekly report per brand
- Enterprise, $1,490 per month or $745 per month billed yearly ($8,940 per year): 15 brands, 50 seats with SSO, 1,500 social posts, 120 articles, 100 email campaigns, 1,200 ad variants and 400 AI images, roles (Owner, Approver, Editor, Viewer), approval chains, audit log, custom reports, invoice billing on annual plans and a data processing agreement
A freelancer or consultant managing one or two clients can start on Growth at $149 per month or $74 per month billed yearly ($888 per year), which covers one brand. See every limit on AI marketing pricing.
Agency questions
Are client brands kept separate?
Yes. Each brand workspace has its own brief, vocabulary, plan, queue, connections and report. Content from one brand is never used in another.
Can clients approve their own content?
Yes. Invite the client as a seat in their workspace. On Enterprise you can give them the Approver role and add an approval chain so your team reviews first.
How are monthly limits shared between brands?
Limits on Scale and Enterprise are per account, so you can give a busy client more posts and a quieter one fewer. Items deleted after creation still count toward the month.
Can I white-label the reports?
Reports show the client's brand name and results. Enterprise custom reports let you shape the layout to match the format your clients already receive.
What happens when I outgrow 5 brands?
Move to Enterprise for up to 15 brands. Your workspaces, briefs and history stay as they are.
Take on more clients without more production hours
Enter one client's website to see a 30-day plan with week 1 and the first post, then unlock the full month with an account. See how the AI marketing platform handles every channel, how AI marketing automation works with approval rules and compare plans on pricing.