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If you make ads for other companies, Superscale is built to scale with you. One workspace can hold many clients, each as its own brand with its own context, assets, competitors, and ad accounts. New clients are onboarded in minutes, not days.

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Built for agencies

One workspace, many brands

Add a brand per client, each with its own identity, guidelines, competitors, products, references, and ad accounts.

Dedicated context per client

Every client gets its own context, fully separated from the rest. See Levels & sources.

Shared agency standards

Put your agency’s house rules at the workspace level and every client inherits them.

Repeatable delivery

Turn onboarding, competitor research, reporting, and creative refreshes into repeatable workflows.

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One workspace or separate workspaces?

SetupUse it when
One agency workspace, many brandsThe agency owns operations and billing, and clients do not need isolated access.
Separate workspace per clientEach client needs their own billing, data boundary, workspace members, or ownership.
Agency invited into client workspacesThe client owns the account, but the agency operates inside it.
Brand separation keeps creative and context clean. Workspace separation is for billing, ownership, and access boundaries.

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Onboard a client

Create the client brand

Paste the client’s URL. Superscale builds the brand and runs the initial research pass.

Add client-specific context

Upload brand guidelines, claims, product facts, references, winners, and approval rules at the brand or product level.

Connect their accounts

Link the client’s ad accounts, store, and data sources where available.

Set recurring workflows

Schedule competitor scans, account health checks, and creative refreshes.

Generate and deliver

Research, create, review, export, publish, and report from one place.

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Avoid cross-client bleed

  • Do not put client-specific strategy at workspace level.
  • Use workspace context only for true agency-wide rules.
  • Keep each client’s product assets and references scoped to that brand.
  • Use projects and naming conventions for campaign organization.
  • Review generated assets before sharing externally.

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Common agency questions

Keep clients as separate brands or workspaces depending on the access boundary you need. Brand context is separated; workspace access depends on who you invite.
Put true agency-wide playbooks, QA rules, and naming conventions at workspace level. Keep client-specific examples at brand level.
It replaces the slow parts first: research, creative variation, reporting, and iteration. Strategy, taste, client approval, and media-buying judgment can stay human-in-the-loop.

How context is scoped

Workspace, brand, and product, and why multi-brand stays clean.
Last modified on June 3, 2026