For agencies
Add clients,
not complexity.
One content intelligence engine, delivered under your brand. Every client runs in an isolated workspace, sold at your pricing and inside your service model.
How it’s structured
One agency. Multiple brands.
Separate workspaces.
You offer one engine under your agency’s name and pricing. Each client gets its own private workspace, and nothing crosses between them.
Your agency
Your logo · your pricing · your service model
Octaneon™intelligence engine
Client A
Knowledge · voice
Client B
Video · approvals
Client C
Results · learning
Workspaces are isolated. Nothing from Client A informs Client B.
What you get
A service your clients can understand,
and you can repeat.
Sold under your name
Offer the capability under your agency’s name, pricing and positioning. Full private-label branding of the app arrives with the campaign-funded release.
Reusable workflows
Set up the loop once and run it for every client. Onboarding a new brand means connecting its sources, not rebuilding your process.
Recurring client value
Because the loop learns from every cycle, the work gets sharper each month. That gives clients a reason to stay on a retainer.
How an engagement runs
From a new client
to a sharper next cycle.
Every client relationship follows the same eight steps. Your team stays in control at the approval step.
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01
Client joins
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02
Knowledge connected
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03
Opportunity found
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04
Content + video
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05
Team approves
Human-approved -
06
Goes live
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07
Response returns
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08
Next cycle
Your agency
Strategy · relationships · creative judgment
The Octaneon layer
Knowledge · opportunities · learning
The goal isn’t to replace the agency. It’s to give the agency an intelligence layer it can call its own.
Customer results
One farm, six channels,
minutes per video.
Holmes Grown USA is a family avocado grove that films on the farm. Octaneon turns each video into captions, a blog article and posts for every channel, and the family approves them before anything goes out.
Using Octaneon since August 2026 on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn and its WordPress site.
Disclosure: Holmes Grown USA is owned by an Octaneon cofounder.
84 → 298
videos turned into published posts and articles1
712K
views in the last 30 days, up 39.5%2
4.5%
engagement rate in the last 30 days2
~8 min
hands-on time per video in the last 30 days, not counting comment replies3
259
audience comment replies posted from Aug to Oct5
~1m 40s
hands-on time per comment reply, from draft to posted5
Hands-on time per video
That’s about 96% less hands-on time: roughly 20 hours for 84 videos instead of about 500.
“We film on the farm and Octaneon does the rest: captions, a blog article and posts for every channel, ready for us to approve. What used to take most of a day per video now takes about 15 minutes.”
Kirk Holmes, co-owner, Holmes Grown USA
- Octaneon Content Flow for Holmes Grown USA, Aug 11 to Oct 27, 2026: 84 videos uploaded, 298 posts and articles live.
- Octaneon Analysis, Sep 28 to Oct 27, 2026, compared with the previous 30 days, across Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube. Matches Instagram and Meta reporting.
- Octaneon Time on Platform, which counts only active time in the app (idle over 60 seconds is not counted), excluding comment replies. About 20 hours for 84 videos from Aug 1 to Oct 27, 2026; about 8 minutes per video from Sep 27 to Oct 27. Filming and editing are not included.
- Estimate from published benchmarks, using the low end of each: a blog article takes 3 hours 20 minutes (Orbit Media, 2026); captions take 5 to 10 minutes per minute of video (3Play Media); about 30 minutes per post for four social channels (agency estimates); and about 20 minutes for YouTube titles, descriptions and links (our estimate).
- Octaneon Time on Platform, Reply Generation, Aug 1 to Oct 27, 2026: 259 replies posted or scheduled with 7 hours 11 minutes of hands-on time, across Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.
Illustrative agency economics
A recurring-revenue layer
for every client.
Change the numbers to match your own pricing. Defaults are the example Octaneon publishes.
Founding Agency includes 10 client workspaces.
$125,000
- Launch fees$3,500 × 10
- $35,000
- Monthly service$750 × 10 × 12
- $90,000
Example only. Assumes every client is retained for 12 months. Excludes platform costs, labor, taxes, churn and acquisition costs. No revenue is guaranteed.
In the product: per-brand billing for every client workspace. You set what you charge. Client names blurred.
Launch the capability
as your own.
A one-time Kickstarter pledge of $9,999 for 12 months of founding access, with no monthly fee during the term. Optional renewal after month 12 at the then-current published rate.
$9,999one-time pledge · 12 months
Founding Agency plan as shown in the product. Pricing subject to confirmation.
- 10 client workspaces
- $0 per month during term
- Private-label capabilities
- Private implementation workshop
- 90 days white-glove support
- Commercial-use rights
- Seat on the Octaneon Advisory Council
Agency questions
Questions agencies
ask first.
What does private-label mean for my agency?
Today you offer the capability under your own name, positioning, pricing and service model, while every client stays isolated in their own brand workspace with their own knowledge, voice and approvals. Full private-label branding of the app itself is part of the campaign-funded release.
How are clients kept separate?
Every client runs in its own isolated workspace. Knowledge, voice, video, approvals and results never mix between clients, and nothing from one client informs another. Permissions decide who can approve, and audit trails record who did.