From One Page to Many: How Agencies Manage Multiple Client Pages
An agency managing several clients' social presence hits the same wall eventually: most link-in-bio tools assume one account means one page. That forces a choice between juggling separate logins for every client, or cramming everyone's links onto one shared page that represents nobody properly.
Linkaty's Agency plan removes that constraint entirely. One account can own several completely independent pages — each with its own username, its own branding, its own theme, its own bio, and its own set of blocks. Switching between clients is a dropdown in the dashboard, not a separate login and password to remember for each one.
Each page behaves as if it were its own standalone account for everything that matters: its own tracking pixels (so one client's Meta pixel never fires on another client's page), its own analytics, its own order forms, its own verified badge status. Nothing bleeds between clients, which matters as much for your reputation managing them as it does for their own data.
For an agency onboarding a new client, this means spinning up a fully separate, professional page in minutes rather than negotiating a whole new tool subscription per client. And because every plan includes a 30-day trial, testing whether Agency actually fits how your team works costs nothing upfront.