Every brand. On brand.
At agency speed.
If you run creative for five, ten, or fifty brands, Brandflux scales without mode switches. One Brand DNA per client. DNA-anchored images, reels, and copy across every format. Pitch faster, ship faster, keep every creative on brand by default.
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Built for teams that run many brands at once.
Many brands, one workspace.
Professional fits 10 active brands, comfortable for 4–6 clients plus seasonal work. Studio lifts the cap to unlimited. Same UI whether you run one client or fifty. No mode switch, no new login.
Anchored to your DNA.
Every variation is anchored to the right brand's DNA. No accidental brand bleed when your team is working across ten accounts in a single afternoon.
Guest reviewer access.
Invite clients to review and approve via magic-link. They don't take a seat and never count against your ceiling, and they see only the campaign you share.
Branded client surfaces. Your domain, your mark.
Review, delivery, and share pages run on your domain with your agency mark; Brandflux is fully out of view. Studio tier. Exports are clean on every paid plan regardless.
Generation at agency speed.
~12 seconds to 8–12 on-brand variations per brief. Re-roll, refine, narrow down. Ship pitches and always-on in one afternoon instead of one week.
Style guides live in Notion. Briefs live in email. Creatives live in a dozen Figma files. Junior designers re-learn each brand every week.
One DNA per client. One workspace for every campaign. Generation that stays on brand by default, so your team spends the hours on strategy, not cleanup.
A new client, live in 48 hours.
What onboarding a new client and shipping the first campaign looks like on the Professional plan. One live session: first URL to first approved creative.
Kick-off
Hour 0 · New client signed.Paste the client's URL into Brandflux. DNA extracts palette, type, voice, imagery in ~45 seconds.
The math on agency speed.
Pre-launch we don't pretend to have revenue data from your peers. So instead, here's the capability math: what the tool does, not what we claim you'll save. Run the numbers on your own pitch cadence.
Manual, on-brand variations in an 8-hour day, including refinement.
Faster, but 50% need cleanup or re-generation to land on-brand.
DNA-anchored by default. Hits brand on the first try. No cleanup pass.
A 3-person agency pitching two new clients a month. At ~5 manual on-brand variations per designer-day, pitch decks eat 3–4 days of design time each. Same agency on Brandflux Studio: DNA extracts in 45 seconds, 8–12 variations per brief in 12 seconds, pitches ship the same afternoon. Do the math on your own caseload.
Run the numbers on your own caseload.
Three short artifacts, no gating, share-link friendly. Forward any of them to a partner who was not in the room when you saw this.
Branded client surfaces. Your domain, not ours.
Every paid plan exports clean files: no Brandflux watermark, no “made with” mark in the corner. Studio runs review, delivery, and share pages on your domain, with your agency’s mark in place of ours. The client sees your work on your surface.
20% off
20% offProblem framing, the subscription proposal, customer numbers, risks with mitigations, and decision criteria. For the partner or operations lead who was not in the room.
For context: one mid-level designer hire runs ~$8,000/mo before tools. Professional covers ten brands at $149.
Past 10 brands or need API access? Studio at $249/mo adds unlimited brands and webhooks. Enterprise adds SSO, audit logs, dedicated CSM, and SLA.
“Professional is $149/mo flat (up to 15 seats included, 10 brands), sized for the small agency running 4–6 active clients. Studio at $249/mo lifts the cap to unlimited brands and adds API + webhooks. No per-seat math, no per-client tax. Agencies carry the variance in revenue already; we didn’t want a plan that punishes you for winning a new pitch or a new hire. Every subscription comes with a 14-day money-back guarantee. If you’re onboarding more than ten clients this quarter, hit reply and we’ll set you up with onboarding credits and a live-pair session on the first DNA.”