Run every creator page from one console.

If you manage creators, you already know the failure mode: a launch goes live and someone is frantically logging in and out of personal accounts, pasting links into the wrong page, with no record of who changed what. Agency accounts exist to end that. Here’s how multi-creator management works on XLiink.

One console, every page

An agency account sits above the individual pages you manage. From a single dashboard you can update links, publish drops, adjust pages, and monitor performance across your entire roster — without juggling credentials or sharing passwords in a group chat. Every page you manage remains the creator’s page; you operate it with their authorization, and that authorization is explicit in the platform rather than implied by a shared login.

Authorization is the foundation

Access to a creator’s page exists only while the creator’s authorization stands. That protects everyone: creators keep ownership of their identity and content, and agencies get clean, auditable access instead of borrowed passwords. When a relationship ends, access ends with it — no password resets, no awkward lockouts.

What roster-scale management looks like

• Launch coordination — push a campaign link across the relevant pages at once instead of editing each one by hand at midnight.
• Cross-roster analytics — see which creators’ pages convert, which drops performed, and where traffic actually comes from, side by side.
• Consistent quality — enforce the details that move revenue on every page: the money link on top, tips enabled where the plan allows, dead links pruned. (Our mistakes list doubles as an agency audit checklist.)
• Deeplink on every page — the +40% average conversion lift applies roster-wide automatically. At agency scale, that’s not a feature; it’s a revenue line.

Pricing that matches the model

Agency plans start at $35/month, and creating the agency account is free — you can connect your first pages and see the console before committing. Signing up takes the same claim-first flow creators use: claim your agency link, add your details, done. No demo calls, no sales gauntlet.

Getting your roster over

Rollout works best one cohort at a time: move your two or three highest-volume creators first, mirror their existing pages, confirm the analytics look right, then migrate the rest. Each page is live in minutes, so a full roster migration is an afternoon — not a quarter-long project.