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Build a Content Calendar for Agencies

Manage every client's content, approvals, and publish dates in one organized workspace your whole team can see. Powered by Kleap. Free to start.

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What it is

A content calendar app for agencies is a web workspace that separates each client's editorial schedule while keeping the whole book of business visible to the account team. Every deliverable is a dated record with a client, owner, and approval status so nothing slips across accounts.

What your agencies content tracks

Every field below is one you can add, rename, or remove by chatting with Kleap — a starting point tuned for agencies.

Client / account

Segments every record by the client it belongs to so an account manager can filter one brand without mixing deliverables.

Deliverable type

Names the contracted output — social post, blog, reel, ad set — so the agency proves it hit the retainer's scope.

Channel

Records the destination platform per piece so the team honors each client's agreed channel mix and reporting split.

Client approval status

Tracks the external sign-off separately from internal review so nothing publishes before the client says yes.

Due / publish date

Places each deliverable on the calendar so the agency manages many clients' timelines without double-booking a designer.

Assigned team member

Ties the record to a specific strategist or creator so utilization and workload stay visible across accounts.

Retainer / scope tag

Flags whether a piece is in-scope or an add-on so the agency catches scope creep before it becomes unbilled work.

Asset upload

Holds the final creative file on the record so client reviewers and the account lead pull from one link, not email threads.

Revision round

Counts how many times a client sent a piece back so the team spots accounts burning through included revisions.

Benchmarks

What good looks like for agencies

Client approval turnaround
Under 48 hours from submitted to approved
Deliverables per retainer
12-20 content pieces per client per month on a typical social retainer
Revision rounds per piece
1-2 rounds before approval; 3+ signals a briefing gap
Built for your whole team

One app, a view for everyone

Account manager

Per-client scope coverage, approval turnaround, and whether every retainer is on track this month

Creative / content producer

Their queue across all clients, due dates, and which pieces are stuck in revisions

Agency owner

The whole book of business at once — utilization, scope creep, and accounts at risk of slipping

Buy a tool, or own one built for you

Off-the-shelf software makes you fit its mold. With Kleap you describe the content you actually want and own it outright.

A typical content

  • Monthly per-seat fees that grow with your team
  • Your data lives on their servers, in their format
  • Fixed features — you adapt to the tool, not the reverse
  • Generic, not shaped around agencies

Built with Kleap

  • Free to start — no per-seat pricing
  • You own the app and its database, data stays yours
  • Change anything by chatting — fields, views, workflow
  • Shaped around how agencies actually works

Build it in 3 steps

Step 1

Describe it

Tell Kleap what your agencies needs, in plain words.

Step 2

AI builds it

Get a real working app with records, forms, and a dashboard.

Step 3

Publish

Refine it in chat, then publish. It is a live app you own.

Frequently asked questions

Can the app auto-post approved content to each client's social accounts or push to their CMS?+

No. Kleap is a planning source of truth, not a scheduler or publisher — it does not connect to Instagram, Meta Business Suite, Buffer, or client CMSs, and it won't post on anyone's behalf. Your team gets client-separated calendars, approval tracking, and asset storage; publishing still happens in each client's own tools. That keeps you out of holding client platform credentials.

How do we keep one client from seeing another client's calendar?+

Records are scoped per user and segmented by the Client / account field, so you build and filter each brand's schedule independently. You share a client-specific view rather than exposing your whole book. It keeps confidential retainers separated cleanly.

Can we prove to a client we delivered everything in their retainer?+

Yes. Tag each record with a Deliverable type and a Retainer / scope flag, then filter that client's completed records for the month. You get a defensible list of what shipped versus what was scoped. Kleap stores this record; it doesn't auto-generate the client's platform analytics.

Is there a mobile app so account managers can approve on the go?+

There's no native iOS or Android app to install — Kleap builds a responsive website that works in a phone browser. Account managers can open the calendar and update approval statuses from mobile, but not via an app-store download or push notifications. Most agencies treat it as the desktop-first planning hub with mobile as a check-in surface.

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Ready to build it?

Describe your agencies content and watch it come to life. Free to start, no code.

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