White label link in bio for agencies
VKit for agencies puts every client link in bio page and every client Instagram automation in one console, under your brand rather than ours. Plans are priced by how many client pages you carry, not by how many people on your team touch them, and every plan carries 30 seats with owner, admin and manager roles.
How the agency console works
You get one workspace that holds your clients. Each client keeps their own page, their own Instagram connection and their own automations, and client data is strictly isolated — an account manager sees the roster, and each client sees only themselves.
Seats carry roles. An owner controls billing and the roster, an admin runs the workspace, and a manager works inside the clients they are assigned. Adding a client does not mean adding a login, and adding a person does not mean paying more.
What white label means here
Your brand on the surfaces your clients and their audiences see, so the page someone lands on and the workspace a client logs into read as yours. Client pages live under your own namespace, and an agency that wants a public list of its clients can publish one.
Underneath it is the same product: pages with links, embeds, forms and products; Instagram comment-to-DM and keyword replies through Meta’s official API; and analytics for both, per client and across the whole roster.
What agency plans cost
Agency plans are banded by how many client pages you run, from $99 a month to $499 a month, and every band includes 30 seats. The price does not move with the size of your team, and VKit takes no cut of what your clients make.
Agency checkout is not open yet — VKit for agencies is coming soon, and the first workspaces are being set up by hand with the people on the waitlist. The bands above are the launch prices, and nothing is charged when you raise your hand.
Who this is for
Studios and social agencies already running Instagram for other people, and currently doing it with a link page tool bought once per client and an automation tool bought again per client.
It fits a creator-management roster or a multi-location business just as well — anywhere the same two jobs, a page and a set of automatic replies, repeat across a list of accounts you are accountable for.
Questions people ask
Can I buy an agency plan today?
Not self-serve. The product exists and the first agency workspaces are being set up with us directly. The waitlist on the agency pricing page is how that starts, and nothing is charged when you join it.
How are client accounts kept apart?
Each client is its own workspace with its own Instagram connection and its own data. Client data is strictly isolated and is never shared between accounts.
How many people can I add?
30 seats on every plan, with owner, admin and manager roles. Seats are not what you are billed on — client pages are.
Can clients log in themselves?
Yes, with a role that keeps them inside their own account. Plenty of agencies never hand that over and run everything from the console instead.
What happens to the pages if we leave?
They belong to your clients and to you. Export and deletion work the way they do for every VKit account, and the agency terms are published on this site.
Do you help us move existing clients?
Yes. Moving the first clients across is part of setting an agency workspace up, and it is one of the reasons the first plans are being set up by hand rather than by a checkout button.
Read next
- Link in bio
One page for every link, video, form and product you share.
- Instagram auto DM
Automatic replies for the people who comment on or message you first.
- Sell from your page
Add products to your page and let the file reach the buyer on its own.
- The VKit blog
Field notes on Instagram automation and pages that actually get tapped.
Get on the agency list
Tell us how many clients you carry, and we will set the workspace up with you the day agency plans open. Nothing is charged today.