Every account needs you fluent in its world and shipping on its calendar. TubeOnAI keeps a research library and a content pipeline per client, so switching context stops costing you a morning.
One workspace per client5 team seatsWebhook & API
Fintech at nine, dental at eleven. Every jump means re-learning a world before you can write a word.
Eight posts and two blogs are due whether or not the research went well this month.
Week one is reading. The client is paying for output from day one.
Straight answer
TubeOnAI earns its place when your deliverable is words and posts. If it's pixels or code, it won't do much for you.
Rule of thumb: if a retainer includes words that someone has to research first, this pays for itself. If it doesn't, skip it.
Per account
Set it up once per account and the month runs on rails — research in, drafts out, published on their channels.
One collection per account, with subscriptions to the channels, podcasts, and feeds that matter in their industry. Their world stays separate from everyone else's.
Drop a new client's sector reading into their collection and ask it the questions you'd otherwise spend a week answering — who the players are, what the arguments are, what their audience already believes.
Three camps across 14 sources: compliance-first, speed-first, and a smaller group calling the whole framing wrong7.
Save a custom prompt per client — tone, banned words, structure, sign-off. Every draft for that account comes back sounding like them, not like a tool.
Plain English. No hype words. Always cite the regulator.
Schedule each account's month into its own destinations — their WordPress, their LinkedIn page, their community. Approve once and the calendar runs itself.
Every draft carries the source it came from, so the monthly call stops being a debate about opinions. Pipe the whole thing into your own reporting stack with the API.
In practice
Same pipeline, different industry, different voice, different channels — running side by side in one workspace.
Strategist, writer, and account manager work in the same accounts. Nobody re-researches what a colleague already summarized last week.
Webhooks and an API mean summaries and drafts land in your project tool, your client dashboard, or your reporting sheet without anyone copying and pasting.
Other use cases
Give every account its own library, voice, and calendar — then run them all from one workspace.
Free to start · No credit card
