Ten clients. Ten agents. One place, with the right doors locked.

Organizations hold brands; each brand runs its own isolated agent with its own integrations and history. Members get role-based access — org-wide or per-brand — so specialists see their brands and nothing else.

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How it works

Isolation as architecture

Each brand’s agent runs in its own environment with its own credentials, files, and memory. The wrong-client mistake — posting brand A’s content to brand B’s account — is structurally impossible, not procedurally discouraged.

Roles that match how teams actually work

Owners and admins manage the organization; members are scoped to the brands they’re added to, with per-brand roles. Members can also be granted brand creation specifically — without inheriting billing or member management.

Client-ready sharing

Results pages can be shared with clients read-only — the work and the metrics without handing over the controls, so agencies can show progress without adding seats.

One bill, per-brand accounting

Billing and plan live at the organization; brands are added under it. Usage is tracked where it happens, so a growing client roster stays legible.

Multi-brand is where single-workspace AI tools quietly fail — shared context, shared credentials, one mistake from a very bad Monday. Magister’s team → brand → agent hierarchy exists precisely for agencies and portfolio operators.

What teams use it for

Common questions

How is client separation enforced?

Architecturally: each brand runs an isolated agent with its own workspace, credentials, and history. Access is enforced per brand by membership — a member sees only the brands they belong to.

What roles exist?

Organization owner, admin, and member, plus per-brand admin and member roles. Members can additionally be granted brand creation without billing or member-management access — useful for account leads who onboard their own clients.

Can clients see their results without a login to everything?

Shared, read-only result pages let a client see the work and metrics for their brand without organization access or an extra seat.

How does billing work across brands?

The organization is the billing unit — one subscription, brands added under it, usage accounted per brand. Agencies get one invoice, not one per client.

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