Run 12 clients' LinkedIn from one board. The agent writes, you approve, it publishes. $1,000 a month.
One board per client
The Agency plan holds up to 12 LinkedIn profiles. Each one has its own board, four themes, three brand principles, image count and connection, and you switch between them from the profile picker. A client's board never draws on another client's voice.
The client connects their own profile
Each client signs in with LinkedIn once to connect their profile. You never hold a password. Posts go to the client's personal profile; company pages are out of scope because LinkedIn gates that permission.
Corrections stick per client
A revise comment rewrites the card and updates that client's brand principles, so a note like 'no questions in the opening line' applies to every later post for that client and to nobody else's. The corrections add up, so the board asks for fewer edits as the weeks go on.
Nobody's feed goes quiet without you knowing
LinkedIn access lasts 60 days and cannot be renewed in the background. We email you 10 days before a client's connection expires, the board shows a banner 5 days before, and if it lapses, that client's schedule pauses with every post kept in its slot. Reconnecting puts them back on the calendar.
What a client gets
- One post a day at 09:00 in the client's own timezone.
- A quality gate before anything is scheduled, which holds posts with invented numbers or unsupported claims.
- Posts that cite the client's own numbers from Stripe, GitHub, PostHog, Plausible or Notion, when connected.
- Up to 200 generated images a month per profile.
The arithmetic
$1,000 a month for 12 profiles is about $83 a profile, against $1,200 for twelve Pro plans. 14 days free, cancel any time.
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