Your brand in. A whole marketing team out.

No one can deny that these tools are amazing. ChatGPT and Claude write well, brainstorm fast and turn out a solid draft in seconds, and Brandora runs on models like them. What they leave to you is the workflow around the draft. Brandora packages that workflow for agencies: a workspace per client with its own brand memory and strategy, and specialist agents that plan the week, make the posts, images and video, publish to each channel and track what performed, with an ads agent coming soon. Your team and your client approve in one place. With a chat tool, someone runs that loop by hand for every client. With Brandora, you review and approve.

Sometimes you should. If your workflow is unusual and you have engineers with time to spare, your own agent can fit it exactly. For most agencies, though, the agent is the small part. Around it sit the integrations: getting approved to publish on LinkedIn, Meta and TikTok, then living with their rate limits and per-platform rules. Then monitoring, because someone has to notice when a post fails at 2am. Then maintenance, every time a model, an API or a platform policy changes. And ownership: when it breaks, it is your team's problem, with nobody to call. Brandora carries all of that, so your people stay on client work.

Brandora uses AI models, and anyone can access those. What you pay for is the system around them: a workspace and brand memory per client, platform integrations, approvals, analytics, and specialist agents tested and refined on real marketing work. The model writes a draft. Brandora runs the marketing, from strategy to publishing to planning the next cycle on what worked.

Every client gets its own workspace with its own brand memory, so voices, assets and data never cross between clients. The system enforces that, not someone remembering. The memory keeps learning from what performs and from your edits, so the work gets closer to each brand over time instead of drifting.

Yes. Nothing publishes until it is approved. Review, edit or reject anything, approve in bulk when you are happy, and invite your team or your client into the workspace to approve with you.

The work, yes. Everything publishes to your client's own accounts in their brand, and none of it is signed by Brandora. Client reports branded with your agency's name are not available yet.

No. You stay the strategist and the face to your client. Brandora is the team that executes under your direction, on your client's channels, with your approval on everything.

LinkedIn, Meta and TikTok, end to end and not just to a draft. Publishing runs through a managed pipeline with retries, rate limits, format checks and per-platform rules, and every post waits for your approval first.

You pay per client workspace: $299 a month, with a three-workspace minimum, and 5,000 Studio credits included in each. So Brandora is not overhead. It is a cost tied to a specific client that you can bill against, and it only grows when your client list does. Clients who need more creative can go up in steps of 5,000 credits for $100 per workspace, and yearly billing saves 15%.

We handle it. Model upgrades, API changes and integration updates are maintained on our side, so nothing breaks on yours and your team never has to fix tooling.

Studio is the creative engine behind Brandora. It turns a brief into finished static ads, UGC and product video, and motion-control clips, each built from the brand's own kit. Use it on its own with credit packs that never expire, no subscription needed, or with the monthly Studio credits every Brandora plan includes.

Minutes to spin up a workspace, plus a short brand onboarding and a few documents. There is no 90-day implementation.