For agencies
You serve clients, not just one brand. Each one needs its own voice, its own briefs, its own cadence, its own performance story. MarkLoop replaces the production team you can't afford to hire — per-client isolation, per-client brand voice, fixed cost per location.
The agency math
The first three clients are easy. The sixth client is when the model breaks. The agencies that scale past it solved a system problem, not a talent problem.
Pain 1
Briefs to write, footage to source, captions to draft, schedules to manage, performance to report. The math works at four clients, breaks at six, and you're hiring before the agency is profitable.
Pain 2
Every client has a brand bible. Every junior has a different reading of it. The cafe sounds like the salon sounds like the gym, because the same person wrote the captions on a tight Friday afternoon.
Pain 3
Twelve clients, twelve dashboards, twelve performance docs, twelve QBR slide decks. The reporting overhead is the reason small agencies can't scale past their first big retainer.
How it works for an agency book
Every agency client is its own closed loop — voice, footage, schedule, and performance results kept completely separate.
Step 1
Plan (per client)
Onboard a client once: voice trait sliders, audience persona, banned terms, brand bible. MarkLoop runs that client's weekly plans without the AM having to write them. Twelve clients, twelve voices, zero cross-contamination.
Step 2
Film (per client)
Separate from day one. The cafe's footage never lands in the med spa's edit queue; the gym's voice never bleeds into the salon's caption. Each client is its own closed loop — nothing crosses.
Step 3
Edit (brand-locked, scaled)
Sensory verbs, hook timing, hashtag patterns, banned-phrase guards — enforced per client. Standard tier: 20 reels + 10 carousels per location. High Volume: 30 reels + 20 carousels. The AM approves; nothing goes live unattended.
Step 4
Post (per-handle scheduling)
No agency-account-as-publisher. Each client's handles, time zones, posting windows. The AM sees a unified queue across all clients; the clients see their own calendar.
Step 5
Learn (cross-client patterns)
What's working in food this month? Which hooks are the med spas converting on? The agency dashboard surfaces patterns across clients without breaching client confidentiality. AMs walk into QBRs with data, not slides.
What changes for the agency
Capacity, voice integrity, time-to-strategy. The numbers small agencies care about.
3–10×
Client capacity per AM
AMs run more clients without breaking. The agencies we've talked to want to hold per-AM-account-count flat while doubling client revenue — that's the leverage.
0
Cross-client voice drift
Each client's voice is locked in on setup. The cafe's caption can never accidentally read like the gym's, because the cafe's voice model never sees the gym's content.
Hours
Returned to client work
The reporting overhead, the brief drafting, the caption rewrites — the bulk of an AM's week — moves to the system. AMs spend their time on strategy, not production.
Roadmap
White-label client portal coming
Branded client login, agency-as-publisher view, your logo on the review queue. On the roadmap — talk to us about pilot status.
Agency
From $500 /mo
Two client locations included. Pick volume by client need: Standard at +$149/loc (20 reels + 10 carousels per location/month) or High Volume at +$249/loc (30 reels + 20 carousels per location/month). Per-client separation, per-client voice, no cross-talk.
Start with a 4-week pilot — the pilot fee credits 100% toward your first month. or talk to sales