- Monthly ad budget capped at $8,000; anything above needs Sara's OK.Email, Sep 2
- Tone: no puns, always "you", British spelling.Brand guide
More clients, same team. Agents do the rest.
Ad checks, client reports, copy, onboarding and invoices, done every day for every account. Your agents work from one brain that knows each client, so your people keep the strategy and the relationships.
Two new variations of the spring ad are ready. They keep the hook that's working. Launch them at the current budget?
Live. I'll report back on Friday.Where your agency's week really goes.
Not into strategy or creative. Into checking, reporting and chasing, for every single client. Switch the week to see who does it with Brainstack.
The team your agency would hire next.
Each agent works across all your client accounts, on a schedule, with its own dashboard. Start with one and add the next when it pays for itself.
Checks every client's campaigns each morning and pauses what burns budget.
See this agentFinds the search terms that spend without converting and proposes negatives.
Turns each client's brief into hooks, ad copy and emails in their brand voice.
Plans and drafts each client's posts and leaves them ready in WordPress.
Answers comments and mentions on every client page, in each brand's voice.
Gets every new client from signed to running without a dropped step.
Pulls every channel into one weekly report per client, explained in plain words.
Sends retainer invoices on the 1st and chases what's late, politely.
A day in your agency.
While your team is in client calls and creative reviews, the accounts keep moving.
Checks 14 ad accounts and pauses 2 ads that passed their cost limit overnight.
Northwind's weekly report is ready, with Meta, Google Ads and GA4 in one page.
Needs your yesWrites 12 hooks for Halcyon Foods from the brief in Notion.
Answers 18 comments across three client pages, each in its own voice.
Books Halcyon Foods' kickoff, creates their Drive folder and Asana project.
Matches 6 retainer payments and sends a second reminder for the one that's late.
Northwind's next post is drafted in WordPress, built on last month's top queries.
Needs your yesBrings 9 client files up to date, every fact linked to its source.
Every client gets its own brain.
Briefs, calls, approvals and results live in one file per client, each fact with its source. Agents read it before they touch an account, and each client space has its own list of who can see it.
- Spring campaign: hook "ready in 5 minutes" beats the rest by a wide margin.Meta Ads
- Open: they asked for a TikTok test in November.Call notes, Oct 8
- Goal: 400 first orders by December from paid social.Brief
- Still missing: access to their ad account.Onboarding checklist
Works inside your agency's stack.
No new tool for your team to learn. Agents log into what you already pay for and leave the work where you expect it.
Reads campaigns, budgets and results by ad and audience.
Reads campaign, keyword and conversion performance.
Pulls each client's GA4 reports into the weekly summary.
Reads queries, pages and indexing to plan the next post.
Reads briefs and writes status pages for every account.
Creates projects and tasks when a new client signs.
Logs every client call and next step on the deal.
Reads contracts and brand guides as sources for the brain.
Creates design variations from an approved ad.
Creates and edits posts, ready for your review.
Posts updates to the chats and channels you choose.
Reads invoices and contacts to chase late retainers.
What agencies tell us.
"An SEO audit used to eat a week of someone's time. Now the agents crawl the site, run every check and hand us the report the same day. We review it, add the strategy and send it. The client gets more, and we stopped doing the copy and paste."
Priced like a tool. Works like a hire.
Pick the plan for the size of your team. Use the Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini plan your agency already pays for.
Your first 3 agents: ads, reports and invoices.
10 agents covering marketing, clients and admin.
25 agents and dashboards for every area.
We build it with you and agree a price.
Agency questions, answered.
Can every client have its own data?
Yes. Each client account can be its own knowledge space in your company brain, with its own sources and its own list of people who can see it. A freelancer working on one account never sees the others.
Will agents launch ads or spend client budget on their own?
No. You decide what each agent can do alone and what waits for you. Launching ads, raising budgets and sending anything to a client wait for your approval by default.
Do client reports go out with our name?
Reports are written in your agency's voice and sent from your own mailbox, after you approve them.
Which plan fits an agency?
A studio of up to 3 people starts on Starter ($99/month). An agency of up to 10 people fits Growth ($499/month), up to 30 people Scale ($999/month). Larger teams talk to us about Enterprise. Your AI plan is paid directly to the provider.
Our clients use Microsoft Teams, not Slack. Does that work?
Yes. Agents post updates and summaries to Teams chats and channels, Slack, Telegram or email, wherever your team and clients already talk. Approvals happen in Brainstack, Telegram, Slack, Discord or email.
Do we need to change our tools?
No. Agents work inside the tools your agency already pays for: Meta Ads, Google Ads, Notion, Asana, HubSpot, Drive, WordPress and 100+ more.