Every client is a separate universe
Different creators, different approvals, different reporting formats. Nothing carries across accounts, so headcount scales in lockstep with clients.
For agencies
Run client programmes
without adding headcount.
Source, brief, approve and pay across every client from one account. The admin stops scaling with the client list.
100k+ creators
4.9 / 5
Free plan
100k+
Creators
1,000+
Brands
30+
Categories
98%
Satisfaction
The problem
Agency margin dies in the admin
You win the client on strategy. You lose the margin to sourcing rounds, approval chains and a monthly report someone rebuilds by hand for every account.
Approvals stall the calendar
Content waits on a client contact who waits on legal. The campaign slips, and the slip is visible to the client but the cause is not.
Reporting is rebuilt monthly
Screenshots into slides, numbers copied by hand. It takes a day per client and it is the first thing that gets rushed when you are busy.
Creator payouts are your problem
You front the payments, reconcile them against client invoices, and absorb the currency and chasing overhead nobody scoped.
Elev8or gives each client its own campaigns, approvals and payout record inside one account, so adding a client adds a workspace rather than a person.
Three products, every client
One account, however many clients you run
Source, brief, approve and pay across client programmes, then keep the audience each campaign reached. Adding a client adds a workspace, not a hire.
What you get
Campaigns per client
Each client gets its own briefs, approvals and payout record inside the same account.
Source once, reuse
Creators you have vetted stay findable for the next client instead of being rediscovered per brief.
Auditable approvals
Revisions tracked against the brief, so a slipped deadline has a cause you can point at.
Payouts with a paper trail
Paid on approved deliverables, with a per-campaign record to reconcile against the client invoice.
Reporting that is already built
Performance lives with the campaign, so the monthly deck stops being a day of copy-paste.
What you get
Comment-to-DM
Capture leads from campaign comments automatically, on the client’s own account.
Reusable workflows
Build an automation once and run the same shape for every client.
Shared inbox
Assignment and saved replies, so account managers are not sharing a password.
Newsletters
Email the list a campaign built, without exporting it anywhere.
What you get
Campaign landing pages
One link per campaign that you can change without a deploy.
Click tracking
See which creator actually sent the traffic, not just who posted.
Creator media kits
Every creator page doubles as a kit you can put in front of a client.
How agencies run client work here
The unit of work is the campaign, and campaigns belong to clients. Everything below follows from that.
- 1
Set up the client brief
Objective, deliverables, budget and usage rights per client, so scope is explicit before sourcing starts.
- 2
Source against the brief
Search the creator base or post the brief and take applications. Vetting checks are built in, so you are not defending a bad shortlist later.
- 3
Run approvals
Content review against the brief, with revisions tracked. When a client asks why something slipped, the answer is in the record.
- 4
Pay creators
Payouts release on approval, with a per-campaign record you can reconcile against the client invoice.
- 5
Report without rebuilding
Campaign performance lives with the campaign, so the monthly report stops being a day of copy-paste.
Against running it on spreadsheets
Most agencies run creator programmes on a spreadsheet plus a shared inbox, and it holds up until roughly the third concurrent client.
| Dimension | Spreadsheet + inbox | With Elev8or |
|---|---|---|
| Adding a client | A new sheet, a new folder, a new process | A new set of campaigns in the same system |
| Sourcing | Start from scratch per brief | Search once, reuse across clients |
| Approvals | Email threads nobody can audit | Tracked against the brief with a revision history |
| Client reporting | Rebuilt by hand every month | Campaign data that is already in one place |
| Creator payouts | You front it and reconcile later | Paid against approved deliverables, with a record |
| Where it wins | A single client with one campaign a quarter | Anything past two clients running at once |
The last row is the honest one: every tool has a case where the alternative is the better answer.
Source for every client
Creators at every scale
Vet once and reuse across accounts, instead of starting a fresh sourcing round for every brief.
What agencies use Elev8or for
Client programmes, content volume, and the reporting layer underneath both.
Frequently asked questions
Can we manage multiple clients from one account?
Yes. Campaigns are the unit of work, so each client gets its own campaigns, approvals and payout records inside the same account rather than a separate login and a separate spreadsheet per client.
Do our clients see the platform?
That is your call. Some agencies run the platform entirely behind the scenes and present the output; others bring the client in for approvals so review stops happening over email. Both work.
How does this affect our margin?
The honest answer is that it does not change what you can charge, it changes what a client costs you to service. The margin comes back from the sourcing rounds, approval chasing and monthly report rebuilds that currently scale with headcount.
Can we reuse creators across clients?
Yes, subject to whatever exclusivity you agreed. Creator relationships live in your CRM rather than being rediscovered per brief, which is most of the sourcing time you are currently paying for twice.
Who pays the creators?
Payouts run through the platform against approved deliverables, so there is a per-campaign record to reconcile against the client invoice instead of a pile of receipts and a currency conversion you did by hand.
Is there a plan built for agencies?
Start on the free plan to run a first client campaign end to end, then move up as concurrent campaign volume grows. There is no annual contract.
Not quite you?
Elev8or reads differently depending on which side of a collaboration you are on.
Run the next client
programme here
Set up a client brief, source against it, approve the content and pay the creators, all in one account. Free to start, no annual contract.
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