Client separation by convention
Most tools separate clients with labels and folders. One misclick and Client A's announcement is live on Client B's page.
For agencies
Every client, cleanly separated.
Agency horror stories start the same way: the wrong post on the wrong client's page. Inklate's multi-tenancy isn't a folder system — it's organizations isolated at the database row, so the mix-up can't happen.
The usual story
Sound familiar?
Per-seat pricing punishes teams
Adding a junior editor to nine client organizations shouldn't multiply the invoice by nine.
Reporting is a monthly scramble
Screenshotting analytics per client, per post, into a deck — every month, forever.
How Inklate answers
The plays that change it
One organization per client
Channels, posts, drafts, analytics, and roles live inside the client's organization, enforced by row-level security — not by care.
Per-organization billing
Each client organization carries its own plan. Pass it through or absorb it — either way the math is legible.
Agents that prep the week
Connect your agent to a client's organization with a scoped API key and have it queue the week's posts from the content doc — one client at a time, never crossed.
Questions
Agencies, answered
Can a teammate work across clients?
Yes — invite them to each client organization with the right role. Access is per-organization, so scope follows membership.
Are API keys per client too?
Yes. An organization API key only reaches that organization, so an agent configured for one client physically cannot post to another.
Also built for
Give your agents a content platform
Create an organization, connect a channel, and let your team and your agents publish together.