Let your client run
on your own domain.
Fully white-labeled.
White-label flips logo, color, and domain to yours. 10-client pool, 3 users, link-based approval flow and a monthly report, so your operation scales without the panic.
- Clients
- 10
- Users
- 3
- White-label
- Included
- Support response target
- 4 hr
Six agency pain points, one platform makes them disappear
10 clients, 10 separate tool chains
Maintaining a separate Buffer + Midjourney + Runway + Photoshop stack per client eats your hours. AgentFabrica gives you one login for all 10 brands.
Client approvals stuck in WhatsApp threads
Content is ready, the client never sees it, revisions get lost. Approvals move into the panel: clients view, approve, ship.
Monthly reports still happen in Excel
You spend 3-4 hours per client every month. In AgentFabrica the monthly report builds itself and goes out by email; you save the PDF from your browser.
New hires take 2 months to learn the AI stack
With the AI-first prompt library a new hire ships on day one. Pick 'Corporate visual', tweak, publish.
White-label gives clients premium feel
Switch on white-label and AgentFabrica disappears — logo and domain become yours (included in the plan). Your client believes the platform is your own.
Convinced you can't scale further?
3 users included. Each extra is $31.99/month. The same plan covers up to 10 clients without a rate hike.
Exactly what the plan includes
Monthly production is a SHARED pool across all ten brands: load it onto one client this month and shift it to another next month.
- Images
- 100
- Stories
- 100
- Videos
- 15
- UGC videos
- 15
- Market intelligence queries
- 1000
- Assistant messages
- 1500
- Retries per asset
- 3
A rejected output does not burn your quota: every asset gets three attempts and the counter only moves when you keep one.
- 10-brand pool — credits are shared between clients
- 3 users included · roles: admin, editor, viewer
- Client approval by link — no account needed on their side
- The monthly PDF report generates itself
- White-label: your logo, colours and your own domain
- A dedicated account manager
- API access and per-client sub-plans
Hiring an agency, or starting one
A social media agency runs brands' accounts for them: it plans, produces, publishes, replies to comments and reports results. Easy with one client, this becomes an operation with ten.
- 1Pick a niche: which industry and which size of business you will serve.
- 2Write your offer: posts per month, networks, reporting frequency.
- 3Set your price: the monthly fee has to cover production cost and time.
- 4Document the process: getting access, approval and reporting should be written down.
- 5Prove delivery with the first client, then grow.
A client's path through the agency
- 1Proposal and invite
Draft a proposal and send the client an invite link.
- 2Client approval
The client fills in company details and approves services, no login needed.
- 3Access
The client's social and ad accounts are connected.
- 4Plan and produce
The month is planned and a content pack is produced.
- 5Approve and publish
Posts are approved, scheduled and published.
- 6Report
The client sees what went out and what is next on their own screen.
Direct publishing covers Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, and YouTube. See post approval for the approval step and the content calendar for planning.
Client account access and data responsibility
Asking for a client's password is unsafe and blurs who owns the account. On Meta, the right route is for the client to add your agency as a partner in their business portfolio; Meta's give a partner access page explains the steps.
- The invite link is shown only once and can be revoked.
- Creating invites is limited to the brand owner or a team member with team management rights; content editors cannot send them.
- The client screen does not expose the agency's user identity or access tokens.
What your client sees, and what you see
| Topic | Agency panel | Client screen |
|---|---|---|
| Client list | All clients, connection status, invite outcomes | Not shown |
| Posts | Plan, production, approval, calendar | What went out, what is next |
| Account access | Connected accounts | Which accounts they granted, and revoking |
| Revisions | Sees, replies to and resolves notes | Leaves and replies to notes |
| Language | Panel language | The language the client chose at approval |
What white label covers
- Product name, logo, main colour and tagline.
- Support email and footer text.
- Hiding provider names.
- Your own domain: add the CNAME record and the panel opens there once verified.
White label and client approval are on the Pro 5 Brands and Enterprise plans. If you only want to send reports under your brand, the Reporting Agency plan white-labels reports for 25 brands at $155 a month; see reporting.
Choosing a plan for agency work
Prices come from the same source as the pricing page and exclude VAT.
All plans are on the pricing page. For partnership models, see the agencies page.
Frequently asked questions
What do I need to start a social media agency?
A niche, a written offer and price, a documented process and a first client. On the operations side you need a panel for the client list, account access, planning, approval and reporting.
How do I get access to a client's account?
Without asking for passwords. On Meta, the client adds your agency as a partner in their business portfolio. In AgentFabrica the client approves services through an invite link and connects their accounts.
What does white label mean?
The panel and client screen open under your product name, logo, colour and domain. Provider names are hidden.
What does my client see?
Only their own screen: what went out, what is next and which accounts they granted. They can leave revision notes but do not see the agency's internals.
I am looking for an agency. Is this page for me?
No. If you want a team to run your accounts, see our social media management service page; scope and monthly price are listed there.
Can I use it for free?
The full panel is free with no time limit: brand, accounts, reports. Allowance: 10 captions a month, 2 images a month, 1 videos a month, 1 brand, 1 user. White label and client approval open on Pro 5 Brands and Enterprise.
What happens when I add a fourth user?
Three users are included. Each additional user is $31.99 per month. A pending invite also holds a seat, so the limit can fill before anyone accepts.
Is white-label charged separately?
No. It is included in Enterprise, and agencies that need only 5 brands get it on Pro 5 Brands too. The AgentFabrica name disappears from the panel and the logo, colours and domain become yours.
What if I take on an 11th client?
The brand pool is capped at 10. Going further means moving up a plan; an 11th brand does not open at the same price. Every plan is on the pricing page.
Are credits split per client?
No, the pool is shared. Load it onto one client this month and shift it next month; unused credit stays with the agency.
Does the client need to log into the panel?
No. Approval travels by link; the client sees and approves the work without creating an account.
Sources
The official documentation behind the technical points on this page:
- [1]Meta Business Help: Give a partner access to business assets
Official steps for a client to add an agency as a partner in their business portfolio.
- [2]Law No. 6698 on the Protection of Personal Data (Türkiye)
Definitions of controller and processor (Article 3), the role an agency takes with client data.
- [3]Meta Business Help: Business portfolio permissions
The types of asset permissions given to people and partners.