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Creatorline for agencies

Sell the operation.Not videos by the unit.

The price of a render is heading to zero, and anything you sell by the unit gets repriced by someone else's model release. What clients cannot buy elsewhere is a channel that posts consistently, keeps one recognizable face, and reports what it did.

The problem

The unit economics of selling videos are collapsing.

Your clients can read the same model release notes you can. The defensible service is not the asset; it is the operation around the asset.

Per-video pricing has no floor.

Every model release lowers the market price of an AI video. A retainer priced on the channel's operation does not reprice when a new model ships; it gets stronger.

Multi-brand production does not scale by hand.

Five clients means five personas, five queues, five approval threads, and five reports. Spread across tools and tabs, every new client adds overhead instead of margin.

Client approval is where timelines die.

Day-long email back-and-forth per revision makes daily cadence impossible. Approvals need to live between generation and publishing, not in an inbox.

How it works

One operation, every client.

The workflow that wins one client becomes rails for the next one. That is where agency margin actually comes from.

  1. Give every brand its own locked persona.

    Build a distinct, brand-fit creator face per client from references that already perform. The identity stays coherent across fashion, lifestyle, testimonial, and demo formats.

    Output: an ownable creator per brand, not a different face every post.

  2. Put the client inside the approval gate.

    Every asset moves through a review step with the exact creative, caption, and destination. Revisions happen in the workflow, not in an email thread.

    Output: a clean approval trail per brand, and a two-hour revision loop.

  3. Publish, measure, and report.

    The queue posts to each brand's TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube on schedule, and real platform numbers come back per post, per creator, per client.

    Output: a monthly report the client can act on, built on numbers, not vibes.

What you get

Built for the client list, not the one-off brief.

Everything is multi-tenant by design: workspaces, roles, review, publishing, and reporting scale with the client list.

Persona per brandDistinct locked creators that stay coherent across every format the brand needs.
Roles and workspacesTeam members see the brands they are assigned to. Clients see their own operation.
Review gatesNothing reaches a client channel unseen. Approvals are part of the pipeline.
Publishing queueScheduling per brand and per platform, in the formats each platform expects.
Client reportingEngagement, reach, follower growth, and best posting times per creator and per post.

Straight answers

Straight answers first.

01Can an agency manage multiple brands and creators?+

Yes. Creatorline is designed for multi-account operations with shared workflows, role-based workspaces, review gates, and a clear publishing queue per brand.

02How do client approvals work?+

Every asset passes a review step showing the exact creative, caption, and destination before it can be scheduled or published. You decide who on the client side sits inside that gate.

03We already work with human creators. Does this conflict?+

No. Most agencies keep humans for hero moments and use AI creators for the daily volume that burns people out. The daily channel finds the hooks; the hero shoot amplifies the ones that worked.

Creatorline

Bring the clients. Leave with an operation.

Tell us about your clients and formats. We will walk you through personas per brand, the approval trail, and what the monthly report looks like.