Magister is an autonomous AI marketing agent built for multi-client work: each brand runs its own isolated agent with its own integrations, plan, and history — under one team, with role-based access and approvals on everything public.
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Ten clients means ten stacks, ten voices, ten sets of credentials — and one mistake posting the wrong thing to the wrong account away from a very bad Monday. Most AI marketing tools are built for one brand and make you fake the rest.
Audits, first drafts, reporting decks, content calendars — the hours that don’t differentiate your agency are the ones consuming it. Hiring more juniors scales cost with revenue; the leverage has to come from somewhere else.
Every client is asking about AI. What they’re actually asking for is results without risk: work that ships fast but never publishes, sends, or spends without a professional signing off. That’s an approvals problem, not a prompting problem.
Magister’s structure is teams and projects: each client is a project with its own dedicated agent, its own connected integrations, its own audit, plan, and history. Nothing bleeds between brands, because separation is the architecture, not a workspace switcher.
Organization roles and per-brand membership mean the account lead sees everything, the specialist sees their clients, and everyone works in the same place. Invite a teammate to three brands as admin and two as member in one step.
Every externally visible action — publishing, sending, spending — waits for a yes. That gate is how you put an autonomous agent in front of client accounts and still sleep: the agent does the junior hours, your team does the judgment.
Each brand gets its own audit with scores, a plan with evidence behind every task, AI-search visibility tracked in scored rounds against that client’s competitors, and shareable analytics — the reporting layer is built in, not another deck to assemble.
Connect your first client’s site — the free audit runs against it and produces the scored findings and plan you’d normally bill discovery hours for.
Review the plan, adjust priorities, and approve the first drafts the agent produces from it.
Add the next client as a second brand — its own agent, integrations, and plan, cleanly separated.
Invite your team with the roles that match how you actually staff accounts.
Share the first results view with the client and set the workflow cadence for ongoing work.
Each client is a project with its own dedicated, isolated agent, its own connected integrations, and its own plan and history — under one team with role-based access. Separation is structural, not a UI convention.
Yes. Organization admins manage everything; members are assigned per brand with per-brand roles, so specialists see exactly the clients they work on.
No. Anything externally visible — publishing, sending email, campaign changes — waits for approval. That gate is the point: agencies get the leverage of autonomy with a professional in the loop.
Plans include a set number of brands, and additional brands are added per month. Current tiers and per-brand pricing are on the pricing page.
We could tell you it works; the audit shows you. Enter your website and see exactly what Magister would fix, write, and ship — before you pay anything.
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