Invite the heads of ops at logistics firms for Northwind, and keep Acme's posting on schedule.
Both are separate accounts. I will keep each inside its own daily budget.
✓ Northwind: 14 invitations. Acme: Tuesday's post queued for approval.
An agency's problem is not doing the work once. It is doing it for eleven clients at the same time without mixing anybody up, without a spreadsheet of logins, and without your team living inside eleven browser tabs.
Here every client is a seat: their own LinkedIn account, connected once, with its own pacing and its own budget. Nothing crosses between them — a call that names an account the client did not connect is answered as if the account did not exist. Each client gets a project room where your team, their team and your AI agents work in one conversation, and nothing leaves it until a person says go.
Under your name, not ours
- Your product name, your logo and your colour on every page the client sees, on your own web address.
- Your Stripe keys, so clients pay you directly and you decide what to charge.
- A branded AI address, so the tools inside your client's ChatGPT or Claude are named after your product.
- No reseller tier and no revenue share: you pay the same per-seat price everybody else does.
The price falls as you grow, and your clients count towards your own tier: $9 a seat, $7 from ten, $5 from a thousand. Reselling is how most people reach the $7 price.
Questions people ask
Do clients have to know we use you?
No. The white label is part of the subscription, not an upgrade. On your own address, with your own name on it, there is nothing of ours for a client to find.
Can one client's account reach another's?
No, and it is not a setting you can get wrong. Every request is checked against the accounts that organisation connected, and anything else answers 404 rather than 403 — so ids cannot even be probed.
What happens when a client leaves?
You disconnect their account and the seat stops counting. Their data goes with them; nothing of theirs stays behind to be billed for.