For content and social agencies

More clients. Less starting from scratch.

Each client brings different products, priorities, and people to write for. TypeOrb keeps their source material, content plans, and author voices organized by client, so your team can get back to the work without rebuilding the brief.

Separate client context. Clear plans and approvals.

Content memory

Keep each client in its own organization.

The scarce asset is institutional memory per brand, not more writers. TypeOrb is a platform for agencies: per-client memory, narrative, and voices, walled off and usable when the next person picks up the account. It is not an agency and not a competing retainer.

01

Per-client memory

Each client has its own documents, conversations, brand guidance, and argued history. Each client lives in its own organization. Its sources, memory and drafts never cross over to another client.

02

Narrative state

What this brand is arguing now, what already shipped, and which claims are off-limits stay current for the next person on the account.

03

Hard walls

Switching clients means switching organizations. Account teams still own the relationship. TypeOrb is infrastructure, not a competing shop.

Built around the account

Keep the details that make each client different.

Move between accounts with the sources, writing guidance, and upcoming posts for that client close at hand.

01

Keep client knowledge organized

Give each client its own organization for documents, conversations, brand guidance, and writing samples.

02

Plan for the people behind the brand

Prepare content for founders, leaders, and subject experts, with a distinct voice and background for each author.

03

Make review part of the process

Prepare drafts, check the details, and get the relevant people’s approval before scheduling posts.

How it works

A repeatable process for every account.

Keep a consistent way of working while giving each client their own sources, topics, and style.

  1. 01

    Set up the client

    Add their source material, current priorities, and samples from the people you will write for.

  2. 02

    Plan and prepare

    Build the content calendar and prepare drafts from that client’s knowledge.

  3. 03

    Review and deliver

    Coordinate edits and approvals, then schedule approved posts for connected LinkedIn profiles.

A few practical questions

Before you start.

Can I keep clients’ material separate?

Yes. Use a separate organization for each client, with its own sources, plans, and authors. Your team works in the context of the client they have selected.

Is TypeOrb a service or a tool for our team?

It is software for your agency to use. Your team owns the client relationship, sets the direction, and reviews the work. TypeOrb is a platform for agencies: per-client memory, narrative, and multi-voice operations. We do not take on clients, sell retainers, or compete for the same books of business.

How should we set up seats across clients?

A seat is one named user on one connected platform. Contact us with your client and author setup so we can help you work out what you need.

Get started

Start with one client. Build from there.

Try the process with a single account, or talk to us about how your agency manages clients and authors.

Talk about your agency

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Billing period

≈$79

per seat / month

$949 per seat, billed annually.

No seat minimum.

$99 per seat / month, or $949 per seat / year (save $239). Prices exclude applicable taxes.

No free trial. Full refund within 14 days of your first subscription charge. Email contact@typeorb.com. Refund terms

A seat is one named user on one connected platform (LinkedIn for now).

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