Run every client's content from one pipeline.
Consolidate the stack, cut approval latency, and add the next client without adding headcount. Every brand stays cleanly separated, in its own voice, on its own calendar.
Free to start · No card required




The busywork does not add up.
It multiplies.
Every client you sign is a fresh copy of the same problem: a stack to run, a voice to hold, a calendar to feed. Do it by hand and headcount is the only lever you have left.
The stack tax, per client
Ten subscriptions per brand, none of them talking. You are the integration layer, at 9pm, across every account.
Approvals stall the calendar
Sign-off sits in an inbox for three days. Multiply that by every client and the whole week slips.
Each new client is a setup tax
New logo, new voice, new templates, new channels, all rebuilt by hand before a single post ships.
How an agency runs a
week on Float.
Float runs the whole chain and hands you a review queue, not a blank page.
One capture per client
A call recording, a Loom, a doc. One raw input for each brand you run.
Drafts in their voice
Float writes every format in that client's voice, not a house template.
Client taps approve
They sign off where they already are. No Float login required for them.
It schedules itself
Approved means booked across every channel, or pushed to your publisher.
Six brands, one workspace,
zero mix-ups.
Every client is its own brand space: voice, palette, logo, channels, calendar. Switch between them without switching logins, and never ship the wrong brand's post again.
See how the pipeline worksThe arithmetic finance
keeps asking about.
Drop the per-client stack and the savings compound with every brand you run. That is margin you keep, or clients you add, without hiring for it.

“We killed six subscriptions in the first month. One capture per client now covers the whole week, and every brand still sounds like itself.”
Illustrative example, pending published customer results.
Agencies, your questions answered.
Can I keep every client's brand cleanly separated?
Do my clients need a Float login to approve?
How fast can I onboard a new client?
Do I have to leave the publisher I use now?
How does pricing work across many brands?
See what one capture
becomes for you.
Drop in one capture and watch a week of on-brand content take shape across every channel. Free to start, no card required.
One capture · Every channel · On schedule
