Agencies
One tool, every client, nothing crossing over
The thing that breaks agency workflows is never the making. It is the admin around it: which account is this going to, whose approval is outstanding, and why is a client's footage sitting in another client's folder.
The structure
A workspace per brand, isolated by default
Every workspace carries its own connected accounts, its own templates and its own calendar, and nothing crosses between them. That is the feature agencies actually buy: not more videos, but the confidence that a client's reel cannot be published to another client's account because the two never share a surface. Creator includes three workspaces and Pro ten, and the plan allowance is pooled across them rather than divided, so a busy month for one client does not starve the others.
The economics
Where the margin actually comes from
Agency margin on short-form is eaten by the per-asset cost of production, which is why retainers get quoted in posts per month and then quietly under-delivered. Generating the footage moves the cost from per-asset to per-seat, which changes what a retainer can promise. It also changes what you can offer: testing eight openings for a client is a normal Tuesday rather than a line item you have to justify.
The workflow
Approval that fits in one sitting
An Automation fills a whole date range ahead with a real clip and a real caption per slot, so a client review is one pass down a queue rather than a drip of individual approvals across three weeks. Swap what they do not like, approve the rest, and the queue posts itself. If a client would rather not be involved at all, it runs unattended.
The report
Something to put in the monthly deck
Analytics reports what actually published and how it did, per account, across TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts. Publishing reliability matters more than it sounds for an agency: the number that ends a retainer is not a low view count, it is a week where nothing went out and nobody noticed.
Where to go next
The parts of PikoReels this leans on
FAQ
agencies on PikoReels, asked and answered
How many client workspaces do I get?
Three on Creator and ten on Pro. Each one has its own connected accounts, templates and calendar, and nothing crosses over between them.
Is the plan allowance split per workspace?
No, it is pooled across the workspaces on your plan. A heavy month for one client draws from the same balance as the others rather than from a fixed per-client slice.
Can a client approve posts before they publish?
Yes. Every slot in an Automation shows the actual clip and caption that will go out, so a review is one pass down the month. Anything not approved can be swapped without rebuilding the queue around it.
Can I white-label this to clients?
Nothing PikoReels produces carries a watermark on any plan, so the output is yours to deliver. The workspace itself is a PikoReels surface, so treat this as an unbranded output rather than a fully white-labelled platform.
Who it is for
Other people using it this way
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