The content engine for agencies that manage many client voices.

Poplar writes LinkedIn and X posts for every client in their real voice. It pulls ideas from their meetings, their niche's news, and what performed, drafts each week in one pass, and queues everything for a one-tap approval.

A blank chatbot can write text, but it doesn't know your clients. It doesn't know the pain point one raised on last week's call or the launch on their calendar, so your team spends hours feeding it context and gets generic posts back. Poplar already knows each client's business, niche, last hundred posts and how each one performed, and exactly how every client sounds. It learns from every edit.

Agencies on Poplar run 20 clients per person; before, the same person maxed out at 4. Every client lives in its own workspace with its own voice, memory, and calendar, so nothing bleeds between accounts.

Every draft goes to the client as a preview with a one-tap yes. Approval stops being a rewrite cycle: each correction becomes a permanent rule for that client's voice, so the same note never comes back twice.

No. Ghostwriters are people you wait on and correct forever. Poplar learns each client's voice once, keeps every correction as a permanent rule, and drafts on schedule. Your clients just say yes.

More than 80% of B2B social leads come from LinkedIn, and companies that get four times the impressions elsewhere still close most of their revenue there. LinkedIn's feed now rewards genuine organic content, and B2B social is still early. There is far more demand for real voices than supply, which is exactly the gap an agency can sell into.

Buyers are drowning in AI-written cold email and have stopped trusting it. They want to choose their vendor, not be sold to. 76% of B2B buyers prefer taking meetings with people they already follow, so the fastest path to your clients' pipeline is making them someone their buyers already read.

Yes. Poplar shows you who engaged with each client's posts, so the warm leads are in front of you every week instead of buried in notifications. On Growth, that leads data is yours to work in the tools you already run, and your agency gets the credit.

One yes per post. One account manager can run the whole roster, and adding a client adds minutes to the week, not headcount.

Each client's content lives in its own workspace, and Poplar learns inside it so the writing sounds like them. No client's private data trains models for anyone else, and nothing is shared across workspaces.