White-label delivery for agencies
Turn an approved idea into a coordinated set of content assets. We combine AI-assisted production with human direction and editing, so your agency can review the work and present it under its own brand.
A SCOPE WE SHAPE TOGETHER
Deliverables, review rounds, timing, third-party costs and handover requirements are agreed in the quote before work starts.
Drafts for paid ads, social posts, emails and landing-page sections, matched to the approved message and tone.
AI-assisted campaign imagery and art-directed variations, with formats and permitted uses defined in the brief.
Content adapted for language, audience and channel, with human editing for clarity and brand fit.
Organised assets, copy files and a review checklist covering agreed factual, brand and usage requirements.
THE DELIVERY FLOW
Define the audience, formats, source material, AI use, disclosure needs and approval criteria before production.
Develop drafts and visual directions, then apply human review and the agreed feedback rounds.
Package the selected assets for your agency’s approval, with agreed formats and any remaining checks clearly noted.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · NOT A CLIENT PROJECT
For example, a scoped launch pack could include three visual directions, six social captions, two email drafts and a landing-page hero section. Quantities, languages and revision rounds would be agreed before work begins.
Launch-content packs are quoted as projects. The client planner covers recurring account management and its monthly content workload.
Explore the interactive exampleBEFORE WE START
The standard scope ends with a reviewed handover to your agency. Your agency approves content before publication; publishing support can be discussed as a separate, explicitly agreed scope.
We agree approved sources, factual checks, asset permissions and relevant tool terms before production. AI outputs can contain errors or raise rights concerns, so material that cannot be validated is flagged for your decision rather than treated as cleared.
Start with a short, non-confidential brief. We can agree the details before you share client materials.