Product boundaries for agencies
Questions before you add a client portfolio.
Understand brand separation, review responsibilities, current limits, and how work reaches the rest of your stack.
How is each client’s data handled?
Each client website becomes a separate brand profile with its own source context, voice, and visual direction. 0layers uses submitted client data to provide and improve the service; review the Privacy Policy for current collection, processing, sharing, and deletion terms.
Does each client keep a separate brand and feed?
Yes. Add each client as a separate brand so its website context, voice, visual direction, ideas, and generated feed do not blend with another account.
Can we edit and review content before using it?
Yes. Edit or refine the options that need agency judgment, and review every output for accuracy before you download or use it.
Who owns the content our agency creates?
Under the current 0layers Terms, you retain ownership of the content you create with the service. You grant 0layers a limited license to process your inputs so the service can generate it.
How do we move content into our existing tools?
Review and download the content you want, then move it into the tools your agency already uses. 0layers does not schedule or publish posts for you.
What brand and usage limits apply?
Brand and usage limits depend on the current plan and product terms. Check your account’s current plan details before onboarding a full client roster; this page does not freeze a numeric limit.
Can our agency team share one workspace?
0layers supports multiple brands in an account, but it does not currently provide team seats, roles, shared client access, approval flows, or collaboration workflows. Do not treat one login as a shipped team-workspace feature.