White label social media for agencies
Creator Fleet runs the white label management system for agencies. The pages, the content, the calendar and the reporting are delivered under your brand and in your templates, so your client sees one supplier, and we are never named to them or to anybody else.
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Agencies sell social media long before they can staff it. The retainer is signed on a Tuesday and by Friday somebody is writing captions between client calls, which works for two accounts and collapses at six. Hiring solves it eventually and expensively; a white label fleet solves it the same month.
What does white label mean in practice here?
It means the output arrives in your brand, in your document templates, ready for you to present as your own work, and that our name appears nowhere in it.
You keep the client relationship, the pricing and the strategy conversation. We keep the production line running underneath. If your client asks who makes the content, the honest answer available to you is that your agency does, because under your brand and your direction, it does.
Which parts can you take?
The calendar, the posts, the short video, the captions, the community replies, the monthly report, and the AI personas if the account needs a face it does not have.
Take all of it or take the part that keeps breaking. Agencies usually start with production and add community once they trust the turnaround. Accounts spread over many networks run as cross platform posting for brands, and an agency that has already lost two freelancers this year should read one operator instead of five freelancers. The underlying services are social media management and content production.
Will our clients ever be named?
No. Client names and verticals are never published by us, and that protection covers your clients as completely as it covers you.
We also take the accounts other suppliers refuse, adult and licensed gambling included, with no separate section and no conversation about whether it suits us. For an agency that means you can say yes to a brief you would otherwise have to pass on.
| The retainer | You keep | We deliver |
|---|---|---|
| Client relationship | Yours entirely | Never contacted by us |
| Strategy and pricing | Yours entirely | Input when you want it |
| Calendar and posts | Approval | Written and scheduled |
| Short video and assets | Brand rules | Produced to your brief |
| Community and inbox | Escalations | Answered daily |
| Monthly report | Presented by you | Written in your template |
Tell us how many accounts you need covered and a free proposal comes back before anything is signed. Start on the contact page.