One Suze account. Multiple websites. Zero content bottlenecks.
Manage social media for multiple clients from one account
Content production is the biggest bottleneck in agency social media work. Suze removes it. Add each client's website, configure their brand voice and channels, and let Suze generate a steady stream of ready-to-review posts for every account.
One account, multiple websites
Each client gets their own website in your Suze account, with separate brand settings, tone of voice, posting days and connected channels. You switch between clients in seconds — no juggling multiple tools or logins.
Review and approve on behalf of clients
Posts land in the review queue where you (or the client) can approve, edit or reject them before anything goes live. You stay in control of quality while Suze handles the volume.
Scale your output without scaling your team
With Suze, one person can manage the social media content for five, ten or twenty clients. The hours you save on writing can go into strategy, client relationships and growing your agency.
Frequently asked questions
How many client websites can I manage in one Suze account?
Each client gets their own website entry in your Suze account, with separate brand settings, tone of voice, posting days and connected social accounts. There's no hard cap — you switch between clients in seconds from one dashboard.
Who reviews and approves posts for each client?
You do — as the agency. Every post lands in your review queue and you approve, edit or reject it before anything goes live. Clients don't need to be involved in the day-to-day approval process unless you specifically want them to be.
How does Suze handle different brand voices for different clients?
Each website in your account has its own tone of voice setting and its own website content as the source. Suze reads each client's site independently, so the content it generates for a law firm sounds nothing like what it generates for a bakery.
Can I use the Idea Inbox for individual clients?
Yes. The Idea Inbox is per website — so you can drop in client-specific briefs, photos or topic ideas for each account separately. When a client sends you a quick brief or a photo to post, you can turn it into a finished post in seconds.
More use cases