Agency setup
Host one corporate brand or a whole portfolio of client brands under one agency account.
Agency vs solo accounts
Every account has at least one brand profile. A solo signup gets a single corporate brand profile that owns its own voice, sources, and posts. An agency account hosts multiple agency-managed brand profiles under a single tenant, each acting as its own isolated workspace.
The choice is made during onboarding. You can always add brand profiles later from Settings → Brand profiles.
Create and switch between brand profiles
Agency-managed brand profiles are added from the onboarding wizard (for your first client) or from Settings → Brand profiles thereafter. Each profile has its own brand voice, its own list of sources, its own feed of drafts, and its own Postiz organization for publishing.
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Brand profile switcher dropdown at the top of the sidebar listing two brand names
Invite your team
Four roles, from most privileged to least:
- Owner. You. Full access, billing, can delete the account.
- Admin. Manages team, brand profiles, and billing. Cannot delete the account.
- Approver. Reviews and approves drafts for brand profiles they’re assigned to. Cannot edit team, sources, or billing.
- Agent. Drafts and schedules content for brand profiles they’re assigned to. Cannot approve their own work.
Invite from Settings → Team. Invitations are single-use magic links that expire after a few days. Revoke a pending invite from the same screen.
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Role comparison table showing owner, admin, approver, and agent capabilities
Share sources across brands
Sources come in two flavors. Library sources live at the agency level; any brand profile can draw from them once assigned. Private sources belong to a single brand profile and never leave it.
Add library sources once and attach them to as many brands as you like from the Sources page — great for industry feeds relevant to every client. Use private sources for anything brand-specific.
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Brand voice