For agencies that sell outcomes, not editing hours.
Never is capacity for content agencies: every client gets a locked brand system, every recording becomes edited video, clips and scheduled posts, and your editors direct instead of drag clips. Multi-brand workspaces, client review links, approval gates before publish, per-client usage reporting. Agency plan: $399/month, 10 brands included.
The margin problem you're solving
Agency economics die in revisions: the third 'make the captions bigger' round turns a profitable retainer into charity. The fix isn't faster editors — it's making revisions cheap. When every deliverable is an EDL, a revision is a parameter change and a re-render, not an afternoon.
Built for the multi-client reality
- Workspaces per brand: footage, style system, calendar and usage walled per client
- Bulk intake: point a workspace at a client's recording folder and drain it
- Approval gates with white-label review links before anything publishes
- Per-client usage reporting your invoices can cite line by line
- Seats and roles: editors direct pipelines, account managers own approvals
The pitch to your clients doesn't change
You still sell outcomes: presence, consistency, growth. What changes is the cost of goods — scheduling and publishing are in the same system as editing, so 'we handle everything from raw footage to posted content' stops being three tools and a project manager. New client onboarding is a workspace, a style lock, and their first harvested week.
The offer
Agency at $399/month: 10 brands, 10 seats, 300 finished minutes, 3 Social Studio sets, priority rendering, shared Slack. Run the capacity math against one mid-level editor's loaded month and the decision usually makes itself — and if it doesn't fit, every client project exports cleanly and you've lost nothing.
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For agencies that sell outcomes, not editing hours. Never is capacity for content agencies: every client gets a locked brand system, every recording becomes edited video, clips and scheduled posts, and your editors direct instead of drag clips. Multi-brand workspaces, client review links, approval gates before publish, per-client usage reporting. Agency plan: $399/month, 10 brands included.
Frequently asked questions
How do client approvals work?
Per client, per gate: share a review link, the client approves or comments on the cut and the copy, and nothing publishes until the gate clears. White-label review pages keep your brand on the process.
Can clients' styles stay separate?
Structurally yes — each brand's style system is derived from that client's content and locked to their workspace. Two clients can't drift into the same look, because neither is picking from templates.
What does capacity actually change by?
The bottleneck moves from editing hours to review minutes. A recording that consumed an editor's afternoon becomes a review pass: check the cut, adjust what the client will care about, approve. Teams typically run several times the accounts per editor once revisions stop being re-edits.