Para AgênciasGrow the book, not the payroll
Your growth constraint isn’t demand — it’s that senior specialists are expensive and cap out at a handful of accounts. Renable raises that ceiling: one platform runs the feed, the creative, and the copy for every client, and your team supervises instead of hand-working.
Per client, per month
Everything includedA 3,000-item client, versus a feed tool plus a creative tool plus freelance copy. Listed pricing, as of mid-2026, at equal item counts.
Four wins no other vendor can stack
A feed tool can pay you a commission. A creative tool can polish what you deliver. Only an AI platform that does both jobs can raise your revenue per specialist, cut your client’s bill, pay you on the account, and put your brand on the result — at once.
Capacity
The agency scales
Cost
The client’s bill drops
Revenue
You earn on every account
Retention
You look irreplaceable
The math on one client
At every size on the published ladder, one Renable subscription lands under the combined bill for a feed tool and a creative tool — and the freelance copy line disappears entirely.
Listed pricing, as of mid-2026, compared at equal item counts. Renable includes AI copy, review integrations, image templates, and per-product video at every size, with no percentage of ad spend, ever. Renable counts feed items, so a variant-heavy catalog can run higher than a parent-counted tool — your rules filter to the granularity you advertise at, and you pay only for the items you keep.
Yes — your billable hours stay
What Renable takes off your team
- Fixing broken feeds
- Drafting product copy by hand
- Firefighting disapprovals
The grunt work you were never invoicing.
What stays with your team
- The retainer
- Strategy and the client relationship
- The credit for the work
The hours worth billing.
The hours Renable removes are the unbillable ones. The retainer stays, the margin grows, and the hours you free up refill with more clients — or higher-rate strategy work.
Run thirty accounts. Firefight none.
You stop living in thirty browser tabs. Renable watches every client account and brings you only the things that need a human — the attention queue is short even when the book is long.
Needs attention
27 other accounts: nothing waiting.
The attention queue
Aimée does the digging
Review the exceptions, not the catalog
Aimée
Northwind Home’s import dropped 812 products. Why?
The supplier stock file didn’t match on 812 SKUs, so the out-of-stock rule excluded them. The feed itself is fine.
Traced the drop to one rule
Want me to widen the stock match, or leave them excluded?
The person who runs the agents is the last person you replace
Your job shifts from firefighter to supervisor of the agent. You leave on time with an empty queue, and “works with AI marketing agents” becomes a line on your CV that makes you more employable, not less.
Kick the tires yourself on the free tier — that’s how most specialists meet Renable, one small account at a time.
Every client’s creative, reviewed by exception
Aimée runs her own quality control: ads she’s confident in go live on their own. The few she’s unsure about land in one short queue, each with her reason attached. Your job is the queue — a handful of ads, not the catalog.
Flagged for you
$749The best review quote mentions a color this product doesn’t come in. I swapped in the runner-up — approve to ship it.
Safe enough to hand a junior
Two rails make the junior-plus-agent math safe. Content flows by exception — the agent ships what it’s sure of and escalates the rest to a human. Configuration is gated — every structural change, a rule or a template or a prompt, stays a draft until a person publishes it, and you see exactly what a publish will touch first.
Publishing changes 12 of 50 sampled products.
Fields changing
Draft and publish on every change
Master rulesets
Trace any value to its source
Your taste, at catalog scale
You’re the creative director of the machine. Your judgment — encoded as templates and per-client guardrails — multiplies across every SKU and every client, and nothing off-brand can ship because everything renders inside the guardrails you set.
Aimée
Adjust the spring campaign template — warmer background, move the price badge to the top-right, and set the headline in a serif.
Made 3 edits
Warmed the background to cream
Moved the price badge to the top-right
Set the headline in a serif
Saved as a draft — nothing publishes until you approve it. Apply it to the Story and Reels sizes too?
Spring refresh for KitchenAid Artisan Stand Mixer

Timeline
0:00 / 0:06Preview
Client
Product
Binding · Headline
Properties · Headline
Simplified view of the Studio template editor, for illustration.
Brand guardrails in the template
Design once, render per product
Templates that don’t look templated
The client sees your agency, not your vendor
Each client’s catalog, rules, and brand guardrails are separated today. The client-facing layer on top — a workspace they can be invited into and reporting that goes out under your brand — is rolling out now, so Renable stays invisible to your client.
Catalogs, brand guardrails, and usage stay separated per client. Invite the client in as a viewer and they see their workspace — and nothing else.
Feed health
3,182 live
Content coverage
98% written
Aimée assembles the report; you refine it in chat, then send it under your own branding.
Agencies are told what they earn and keep
Lifetime commission at 15%, 20%, and 25%; an opt-in wholesale option; deal registration and agency-of-record protection on the accounts you bring. The full program mechanics — rates, tiers, payouts, and terms — live on the partners page.
Start with one client, or move the whole book
Start on one small client
Unlimited seats and a real free tier — 100 items running on live channels — mean trying Renable on one small client costs nothing. If it doesn’t earn its keep, you’ve spent an afternoon.
Move a whole book
Bring 30 clients without rebuilding 30 setups. Concierge migration rebuilds your rules and mappings for you and shows a side-by-side diff of the output before anything goes live — with an importer that reads your incumbent’s setup rolling out on top.
Questions agencies ask
Does this cut into our billable hours?
Who owns the client relationship and the billing?
Will the AI replace our specialists or designers?
How hard is it to move 30 clients over?
What does it cost the client?
Bring your book to one platform
Talk to us about what your whole client roster would look like on Renable — or start free on one small account today.