For agencies
Seven clients, seven voices, one workspace
Client work is a margin problem. Every hour spent retyping a call into a draft is an hour you cannot bill at strategy rates, and every extra subscription per client eats the same margin from the other side.
A folder per client, a voice per folder
Saved templates and brand tone settings live at folder level, so the person covering a client for one week produces copy that sounds like the last six months of it. Permissions keep each client's material visible only to the people on that account.
Interviews become deliverables the same day
The standard agency loop — interview the client's expert, write the piece, send for review — collapses when the transcript is already a document the writer can work inside. Most of our agency users report the first draft moving from days to hours.
Pricing that survives adding a client
Studio pools five million tokens across five seats. Adding a sixth account does not mean adding four subscriptions; it means a folder and, if you need it, a seat at nine pounds.
The workflow, in three moves
Set up the client folder
Brand tone, saved templates, seat permissions.
Interview and transcribe
One call becomes the source for the month's deliverables.
Produce and review
Draft in the editor, share the document link, no email attachments.