The tool whose output your clients can actually hear.
For agencies running LinkedIn voice for 3-10 clients, and consultancies productizing personal-brand work. Each client profile keeps its own voice profile, draft history, and check-in cadence. The output sounds like the client, not like an agency that picked them up last week.
What this looks like, day by day.
Most LinkedIn ghostwriting agencies juggle Notion docs, Google Docs, and a content calendar across 5-10 clients. The work is good; the operation is a mess. Typelab restructures the week around a unified workshop. Here's a typical week running 5 active clients.
Voice Check-in calls fire across the 5 clients (staggered Mon-Wed). Each call produces 3-4 seeds in that client's composer queue.
You and your team draft from the seeds. Each draft scored against CGOVE; clients with weaker scores route to a senior writer for polish.
Drafts go to the client for approval via Public Interview share link. They see the seed, the discovery questions, the draft, and the rationale.
Approved drafts schedule. Clients on Boost Network priority queue get the 20-30 engagement window.
Aspirational comments queue runs across all 5 clients. Senior writer reviews; junior writer publishes from each client's Chrome extension.
Per-client report. Posts shipped, CGOVE trend, inbound highlights. Sent as a clean PDF — your white-label, your invoice line item.
What agencies use Typelab for.
Per-client voice profiles that don't bleed
When you run 5 clients on the same hook-template tool, the output sounds the same across all of them. Voice Tuning extracts each client's actual archetype from their writing samples — and the negative space (what they'd never say) keeps the voices from cross-contaminating.
Billable hours saved on first drafts
Senior writer first-draft time drops from 45 min/post to 10 min editing a 90-second AI draft in the client's voice. Across 5 clients × 2 posts/week, that's 5+ hours/week of senior time recovered. Or 5 hours of capacity for a 6th client.
Client trust via the public methodology
Show the client the CGOVE rubric. Show them the public interview share link. They see exactly how the work happens. The methodology becomes the proof — and the conversation about "is this AI?" goes away because the methodology is the answer.
Pricing structure that doesn't penalize growth
Agency tier is $479 base + $79 per client profile. Add a 6th client at $79 marginal cost. Run 12 clients for $1,427/mo. The economics don't break as you scale; the per-client cost stays flat. Most agency tooling charges per seat or per workspace, which scales worse.
Run a trial on your sharpest client.
Pick your most-particular client. Set up their voice. Show them the first draft. Decide from there.