[ FOR AGENCIES ]

Echoia for agencies.

You run social for six brands. Your tool charges per seat, per channel, or both, and the bill grows faster than the client list. Meanwhile your intern has publishing rights because the permission model has two settings.

[ WHAT ACTUALLY HURTS ]

The price scales with your team, not your revenue

Sprout Social is $199 per seat per month. Three people on four brands is a subscription that costs more than a junior's salary contribution.

Client accounts bleed into each other

One login, one big list, and a real risk of posting the wrong thing to the wrong brand. It happens to everyone once, and once is enough.

Reporting is a monthly evening

Screenshots from four platforms, pasted into a deck, for each client, every month.

[ WHAT CHANGES ]

One workspace per brand, one price for the agency

Up to ten workspaces on Agency, each with its own accounts, calendar, inbox and numbers. Nothing crosses between them, by design rather than by discipline.

Unlimited teammates on every paid plan

Invite the whole team, the freelancer and the client if you want. You are billed by brand, never by seat.

Roles that mean something

A viewer reads and cannot publish, reply or spend. An admin can. The permission is enforced on every write, not just hidden in the interface.

[ THE PLAN WE'D SUGGEST ]

Agency

$200 / month

Ten workspaces, a hundred connected accounts, unlimited teammates. Three seats at Sprout Social cost three times that and cover fewer brands.

[ WHEN WE ARE THE WRONG CHOICE ]

If you need client approval workflows with several validation steps, or SSO and procurement paperwork, Hootsuite has built that for fifteen years and we have not.

Try it with your own accounts.

Three accounts and unlimited posts, free, no card.

Not quite you?