Built for agency teams

Build agents for
every client voice.

Run Reddit agents that understand each brand, account, and community, and review every draft before it goes live.

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Built for agencies

Every client, kept
in its own lane.

Rankbot gives each brand its own agent, voice, account, and review path, so your team scales without mixing clients up.

Clientan agent for every brand
Voicedistinct for every client
Accountone Reddit identity each
Queuea separate review path per client
Reviewevery draft before it posts
Clientan agent for every brand
Voicedistinct for every client
Accountone Reddit identity each
Queuea separate review path per client
Reviewevery draft before it posts
Scopecommunities kept per client
Contextthat never mixes between brands
Routinea daily job for every agent
Capacity10–15 agents per workspace
Startwith five, add as you grow
Scopecommunities kept per client
Contextthat never mixes between brands
Routinea daily job for every agent
Capacity10–15 agents per workspace
Startwith five, add as you grow
The agency workspace

Your clients stay separate.
Your operation stays together.

Create an agent for each brand, then move between conversations without losing the context that makes a reply sound right.

AGENTS

An agent for every client.

Name it after the client, assign a role, and keep its workspace scoped to the communities that matter.

VOICE

Load each client’s own voice.

Add writing examples, audience notes, claims to avoid, and the words that make the brand recognizable.

ACCOUNTS

Connect each client’s account.

Keep each agent attached to the right Reddit identity, communities, and client review path.

DISCOVER

Watch each client’s communities.

Track the topics, subreddits, and questions that matter to each brand, kept separate per agent.

APPROVALS

Set the approval flow per client.

Drafts land in the queue for your team or client. Approve, edit, or send back without mixing voices.

WORKSPACE

One workspace for every client.

Move between clients without losing the context that makes a reply sound right.

Built for 10–15 agents

Enough room for
your next client.

Start with the clients you actively manage today. Add another agent when a new brand, voice, or account deserves its own context.

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What agencies get
  • An agent, voice, and account per client
  • Separate review queues and approvals
  • Communities scoped to each brand
  • A daily routine for every agent
Start with five agents.

Add another block of five whenever a new client needs its own context.

Keep the operation
feeling simple.

Common agency questions.

Can each brand have its own voice?

Yes. Give every agent its own company context, audience, writing examples, vocabulary, and boundaries. Keep the brand instructions attached to the agent that uses them.

Can each agent connect to a different Reddit account?

The agency workflow is designed around separate account connections so each brand can stay in its own identity and community scope. Connection setup depends on your Reddit provider and account permissions.

How many agents should an agency start with?

Most teams can begin with five to ten agents, then add another five when a new client or campaign needs its own context. The agency plan is built for 10–15 active brand agents.

Do replies publish automatically?

No. Review-first is the default. Each agent can prepare drafts and send them to the right client queue. Publishing remains an explicit, separately authorized action.

Bring every brand
into the conversation.

Start with five agents. Build the system your clients can trust.

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