AI marketing tool for agencies
Run client brands from one approved brand engine.
Brandloop gives agencies and lean marketing teams a repeatable way to import brand context, approve Brand DNA, generate campaign assets, schedule content, and invite collaborators without rebuilding the workflow for every client.
Agency workflow
Create a brand workspace
Start from the client website or public profiles and draft Brand DNA for review.
Generate client-ready assets
Use approved rules to create campaign images, captions, and copy variations that fit the client brand.
Invite reviewers and schedule
Bring collaborators into the workspace, approve work, and plan the calendar without exporting every decision to another tool.
Why agencies use the loop
- Repeatable onboarding
- Every new client can start from source extraction and a reviewed Brand DNA instead of a blank intake doc.
- Seat friction is lower
- Each plan includes seats up to its own limit, so reviewers and operators can join right away; more seats become available once you outgrow it.
- Brand separation is explicit
- Package tiers include brand limits, keeping multi-brand work visible rather than buried in naming conventions.
- Developers can extend safely
- Scoped API keys and the public OpenAPI contract support bounded extensions without raw provider secrets. SDK and stdio MCP packages remain internal previews; remote MCP is limited.
Agency alternatives
| Alternative | Where it breaks | Brandloop approach |
|---|---|---|
| Spreadsheets and folders | Low cost, but approval, brand memory, and scheduling drift across tools. | Brandloop keeps Brand DNA, generation, review, and schedule context together. |
| Per-seat design suites | Costs rise as more client stakeholders need access. | Brandloop plans include seats up to a package limit, with package-level brand limits too. |
| Generic automation stack | Powerful, but easy to bypass brand review or expose provider internals. | Brandloop exposes product-level API and MCP contracts around approved operations. |
Current claim boundary
- Brandloop should not be described as a finished white-label agency portal unless that surface exists.
- Brand workspace limits depend on the selected package.
- Autopilot plans on a cadence; agencies should still expect human approval in the operating loop, because that gate is where Autopilot stops.
Common questions
- Does Brandloop charge per seat?
- Not up to your plan's seat limit. Each plan includes seats up to that limit, and additional seats beyond it are available as a paid add-on for $9 per seat per month; usage is otherwise gated by credits, publishing actions, and brand limits.
- Can an agency manage more than one brand?
- Yes. Each package includes a brand workspace allowance, and additional brand workspaces are available as a paid add-on for $25 per workspace per month.
- What happens when an agency connects more accounts than the plan includes?
- Connected accounts are counted account-wide, across every client brand workspace. New destinations stop connecting once the plan's allowance is reached, and the accounts already connected keep working. Additional connected accounts are available as a paid add-on for $6 per account per month.
- Can agency developers integrate Brandloop?
- They can use the implemented public API and OpenAPI contract for scoped brand-source, asset, and generation operations. The SDK and stdio MCP packages are internal previews, while remote MCP has explicit authentication limits.