A brand is a LinkedIn presence with its own strategy, voice, analytics, and agents: your profile, a founder you write for, a client. A workspace groups brands and the people who work on them, with an admin overview that shows how every brand is doing at a glance.
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Solo
$59/mo
One brand, one seat, you. Everything the agents do, for your presence.
Team
$99/mo + $59 per additional account
As many brands and workspaces as you run: every founder and expert in one workspace, or a workspace per client with brands inside each. Unlimited seats, approvals your clients can trust.
Enterprise
30+ accounts · let's talk
Volume discounts, SSO, dedicated account manager, custom invoicing.
Why it matters
Running several presences from one shared account is how voices blur, clients see each other, and offboarding becomes surgery. Structure fixes it: every brand keeps its own voice, memory, and numbers; every client keeps their own room; and the bill scales by accounts you run, never by people you invite.
$59
flat, per additional LinkedIn account after the first. No tiers, no surprises.
30
LinkedIn accounts fit on a single Team plan, enough for a full agency roster.
Unlimited
workspaces and seats. Structure and people never touch the bill.
How it works
Give each client, or each team, its own workspace: their brands, their people, their shared library, cleanly separated from everyone else’s.
Every brand gets its own four agents, its own voice, its own analytics and quotas. Nothing bleeds between clients, in either direction.
The workspace dashboard shows every brand’s posts, followers, impressions, and engagement rate, next to sync status and posting cadence. Unlimited seats, and roles decide who does what per brand.
What ships
Every brand’s posts, followers, impressions, and engagement rate on one screen, next to sync status, posting cadence, and anything that needs attention.
Brands ranked by impressions, engagement, activity, or follower growth. The client who is quietly stalling stops being a surprise.
Agents are per brand. The voice learned for one client never leaks into another’s drafts.
Access is scoped per brand and per workspace, so freelancers see exactly their client and nothing else.
One calendar across every brand you run, and a workspace library each brand can draw from. Shared context is uploaded once.
$99 a month covers your first LinkedIn account; every additional one is a flat $59. Seats and workspaces never touch the bill.
A brand is one LinkedIn presence: its own voice, memory, analytics, and agents, and it is the billing unit. A workspace is the room around brands: the people, the shared library, the calendar.
Anything a whole workspace should know: positioning docs, case studies, product sheets. Upload once at the workspace level and every brand inside can draw from it.
Yes, that is the point. A client gets a workspace with their brands inside it; their reviewers see their content and nothing else. Offboarding is removing one workspace, not untangling a shared one.
The workspace dashboard shows each brand’s posts, followers, impressions, and engagement rate next to its sync status, and a leaderboard ranks brands by impressions, engagement, activity, or follower growth. The client who is quietly stalling stops being a surprise.
Access is scoped per workspace and per brand: who creates, who reviews, who publishes. An account manager can span the whole roster while a freelancer sees exactly one client and nothing else.
No. Voice, brand memory, analytics, and quotas are all per brand. The only sharing is deliberate: a workspace-level content library that you choose to fill, so shared context is uploaded once.
About fifteen minutes. Connect the client’s LinkedIn account and onboarding analyzes their profile and their last 50+ posts, drafts their strategy, positioning, and pillars, and lays out their first post ideas. You confirm the brief, invite their reviewer, and the roster is one brand bigger.
Brief your team once. It studies, plans, writes, designs, and schedules. You approve.
Your brief comes with you: once you're set up, it's the team's first job.
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