An agency can connect each client’s X accounts, label them, and run a schedule per client without pasting one caption onto every profile. There is no separate agency price. You pay for the number of accounts, in US dollars.
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One desk for the whole roster
The awkward part of agency work is not the caption. It is remembering which login belongs to which client, and not letting Monday’s post for one brand go out on another brand’s account. Labels are the filing system. Pick a label and the accounts that carry it are the ones that work. The accounts stay separate on X.
There is no second product called “agency.” You pay for how many accounts the roster needs, in US dollars, once per period. The same writer, scheduler, and activity log serve a solo operator and a team. The difference is the size of the list, and the discipline of the labels.
Keep clients apart
Put a label on each account, such as the client’s name. When you publish, choose that label and every account carrying it is included. An account with no label is treated as Default. The label is how your team files the work. It does not merge the accounts on X.
You can keep up to 10 schedules running at once, and you can name each one. The next run follows the time you set plus the interval, with a short gap between accounts.
No shared wording
Client accounts should not publish the same sentence. With Grok, or with a GPT key you provide, each account gets its own draft from the same brief. The writer stays inside 280 weighted characters. If you type the text yourself, the composer warns you when several accounts would post the same words.
Plans by account count
Each purchase covers one period and does not renew by itself. More than 500 accounts is arranged through Contact us. This is the public price list, not an agency package.
| Plan | Capacity |
|---|---|
| Solo | 2 accounts, free |
| Spark | 25 accounts, 72 hours, $2.99 once |
| Starter | 5 accounts, $9 |
| Crew | 50 accounts, $39 |
| Hive | 100 accounts, $69 |
| Scale | 300 accounts, $149 |
| Command | 500 accounts, $249 |
xCinder is one workspace for the agency. It is not a separate login for each client, and it is independent of X. Use it only with accounts the client has allowed you to manage.
Guide: manage multiple X accounts · Scheduler · More than 500 accounts