The social media tool for agencies with a real AI agent

Brandlix gives each client its own workspace, and you switch between them in one click. Every workspace holds a separate brand voice, tone, product list, FAQ, posting schedule, and connected social accounts across all 10 platforms. The built-in AI agent drafts posts, images, video, and carousels per client, and its per-customer memory learns each brand separately so a bakery never sounds like a SaaS startup. You add a team approval workflow on top, where a junior writes, a senior approves, and the client optionally reviews via a link. Because pricing is per account rather than per seat, your whole team works from one login. This replaces the usual stack of separate scheduling, content, and inbox tools you would otherwise juggle for every client.

Yes, Brandlix has a free plan to test the product, with paid plans starting at $9/mo. For an agency, the relevant tier is Business at $199/mo, which unlocks white-label branding, the public REST API, and the higher quotas needed across many client workspaces. The pitch is consolidation: instead of paying roughly $200/mo per client by stitching together five separate tools, you run your whole agency on one account. Pricing is per account, not per seat, so adding team members does not raise the bill. Exact credit allowances and quota limits are shown on the pricing page, and you can start free to confirm the multi-workspace flow fits how your team operates before upgrading to Business.

Yes. Brandlix has a team approval workflow built for agencies. A junior drafts content, a senior approves it inside the platform, and the client can review through an approval link without creating an account or taking up a seat. This keeps client sign-off simple and avoids the common agency problem of accidental publishing to the wrong feed, because nothing goes live until it is approved. The whole team works from one account rather than per-seat pricing, so internal reviewers do not add cost. Approval links are a lightweight way to get a client's yes on captions, images, and timing before anything reaches their audience, which is useful when the client is not technical or does not want yet another tool to log into.

Brandlix publishes to 10 platforms from one place: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, X, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, and WordPress. For each client workspace, the AI agent writes posts, generates images, video, and carousels, schedules them at best times, and can run full autopilot. It also manages a unified inbox with AI auto-reply, so comments and messages across a client's channels land in one view. The interface and AI work in 9 languages, which helps agencies serving clients in different markets. Because each workspace keeps its own brand voice, products, and FAQ, the same agent produces on-brand content tailored to each client rather than generic copy, and you connect each client's own accounts per workspace rather than sharing credentials.

Brandlix supports bulk operations, including scheduling up to 50 posts at once, and you can spread that across all your client workspaces in a single planning session. There is no per-seat pricing, so the whole team works under one account without extra cost for additional reviewers or writers. The number of workspaces and the amount of AI and media generation you can use depend on your plan tier, with the Business plan ($199/mo) carrying the highest quotas plus white-label and the public REST API. Exact per-plan quotas, credit allowances, and any workspace caps are listed on the pricing page. The practical workflow for agencies is to bulk-draft and schedule across clients, then let autopilot keep individual feeds running between manual planning sessions.

The main difference is the AI agent. Most agency social tools schedule and report, but you still write every caption and design every asset yourself. Brandlix has an agent that drafts posts, generates images, video, and carousels, and picks best posting times per client, with per-customer memory so it learns each brand separately. You get multi-client workspaces, a team approval flow with client review links, and white-label plus a public REST API on the Business plan to embed Brandlix in your own dashboard. The cost argument is consolidation: one $199/mo account instead of paying per client across several separate tools, with no per-seat pricing. For agencies, that combination of real content generation, multi-workspace management, and white-label is the differentiator rather than scheduling alone.