Private beta

The governed campaign workspace

The governed campaign workspace for marketing teams and their clients: where people and AI specialists plan, create, approve, publish and measure under the same rules. Collabre is in private beta.

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The Campaigns list with three Campaigns in different phases, each card showing its status and phase badges and its dates, with the Brand switcher in the top bar.

One Campaign for every Deliverable, asset and approval

A Campaign holds the brief, the goals, the budget, the dates, the assigned members and every Deliverable, so the work and its approvals sit in one place. The lifecycle runs through four phases: Setup, Planning, Production and Launch. A Deliverable breaks into typed Content Slots, each assigned to a Writer, Designer or Reviewer role, and each slot moves from Empty through In Progress, Submitted and In Review to Approved or Rejected.

  • Set up a Campaign in the creation wizard, from Campaign Info through Marketing Checklist.
  • Break each Deliverable into Content Slots and give every slot an owner role.
  • Compose the slots on the Assembly Board and read the assembled platform previews.
  • Send contributors to a dashboard that shows only the slots assigned to them.
Campaigns and approvals
The slots of one Deliverable on the Assembly Board: caption, video and hashtag slots, each waiting on its owner with a Send Reminder action, and the assigned writer and designer with their roles.

Approvals that do not leak into email

Review runs as an ordered chain of stages, each with a required role and a deadline in hours. An Approval Workflow is set per Brand or as a Workspace-wide default, and a pending approval past its deadline escalates on its own. Comments carry @mentions, change requests and the full approval history. Posts flow through the Approval Workflow, and Campaign Content Slots have their own review layer.

  • Order the stages, set the required role on each one and give it a deadline in hours.
  • Add auto-approve rules for named roles.
  • Clear the queue with bulk approve and reject.
Campaigns and approvals
An Approval Workflow with three ordered stages, each with its role and deadline in hours: copy review in 24 hours, a claims check in 12 hours and brand sign-off in 48 hours, plus the owner auto-approve rule.

An AI workforce inside the same rules

Agents work the same Campaigns as people, under spending caps, human confirmation and an audit trail. Caps apply at three levels: per Agent run, per Agent per day, and per Workspace per month. Kill switches halt one Agent, or every Agent in the Workspace, at once. Tool approval rules allow, deny or require confirmation for any tool, and the default is human confirmation on every call. PII redaction is on by default.

  • Set the Autopilot level per Campaign; it defaults to Suggest Only.
  • Answer an Agent's blocking question in the inbox while its run waits.
  • Read every Agent action in the audit log, with the reasoning behind it.
AI workforce and governance
The Governance dashboard on the Spending Caps tab: the tab row, the 30-day spend forecast, and the per-run and daily spending caps for each Agent.

Publishing to social, web and email from one Campaign

The same Campaign publishes to social platforms, to a website and to an email audience.

Social

Collabre publishes to twelve social networks: Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, TikTok, Pinterest, Threads, YouTube, Bluesky, Mastodon, Reddit and WhatsApp Business.

The recent-jobs table of the publishing Queue Dashboard: the Status, Platforms and Created columns, with scheduled and published jobs across LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Pinterest and X.

Web

Four content systems publish today: WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and Ghost, with website content staged behind a preview URL and reviewed before it goes live.

CMS Connections with at least two connected accounts: each card's platform badge, site name, site URL and its Connected date.

Email

Send the email piece of the Campaign to rule-based segments, with AI-written subject lines, body and calls to action, and read the delivery and engagement figures on each send.

Email Marketing for a Workspace with several email campaigns and at least two segments, the Campaigns tab selected: the Total Sent, Open Rate, Click Rate and Campaigns cards, the Campaigns and Segments tabs, and the campaign list.
  • Watch the publishing queue for what is scheduled, in flight and failed.
  • Let a failed publish retry with increasing delays, up to three attempts.
  • Leave an expired platform token to be refreshed, with the publish retried after it.
Content and publishing

Measurement against more than one source

Collabre compares what Google Analytics 4 or PostHog reports against the delivery figures Collabre itself recorded, and raises a warning or a critical alert when the two disagree beyond a threshold. Teams set their own thresholds and choose which source they treat as truth. Attribution uses five models: last click, first click, linear, time decay and position-based.

  • Set the divergence threshold and pick the source you treat as truth.
  • Acknowledge an anomaly flag, with its severity score and its suggested action.
  • Schedule a report, export it to CSV and PDF, and publish it under your own branding.
Analytics and verification
The Ground-Truth Divergence cards on a Campaign: platform-reported Impressions, Clicks, Conversions and Revenue beside the Google Analytics 4 truth value, the truth-source selector on each card, and a warning on Conversions.

Who it is for

Three ways in, and the same Workspace underneath all of them.

Plans

There are three plans, Emerging, Expert and Elite, with Enterprise handled as a conversation. Every plan opens with a 14-day free trial. The pricing page shows every plan, price, limit, storage figure and add-on exactly as the product applies them. AI capacity is sold as role seats in the same Campaign roles a person can hold, rather than as credits or metered usage.

  • Emerging

    $39 per month

    Starts with a 14-day free trial

  • Expert

    $59 per month

    Starts with a 14-day free trial

  • Elite

    $149 per month

    Starts with a 14-day free trial

  • Enterprise

    Custom

    Talk to us

Compare the plans, the add-ons and the AI seat roles on the pricing page

Questions

Those tools do not share a Campaign, so the join between them is a person. Collabre keeps the brief, the Deliverables, the Content Slots, the assets, the tasks, the Approval Workflow and the performance data on one object.

An Agent works under narrower rules than a new hire. The Autopilot level defaults to Suggest Only, tool calls default to human confirmation, spending caps apply per run, per day and per month, and kill switches stop one Agent or all of them.

Files live in S3-compatible object storage that the deployment configures. Platform tokens and integration credentials are encrypted at rest before they reach the database. Each Workspace has a storage quota with usage visible in the product, and assets keep version history with an active-version pointer.

The metered units are Brands and team members, which is what an agency adds when it wins a client. Add-ons extend one limit at a time instead of forcing a tier change, and AI capacity is sold as role seats, so the bill does not move with usage.

Yes. Every plan opens with a 14-day free trial, and the pricing page shows the term and what each plan covers, exactly as the product offers them.

See it on your own Campaign

Book a walkthrough, or create a Workspace and connect one Brand.

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