The Engine Tier is DashoContent's managed content production service for agency partners. At $1,000/month per brand, it covers unlimited output across social graphics, copy, carousels, captions, email drafts, and ad copy for a single client brand. You add a brand slot per client — we run the production system behind it.
It's built specifically for marketing and creative agencies that manage content for multiple clients. If you're handling 3 or more client brands and spending too much time coordinating content production, the Engine Tier is the right fit. It gives you a scalable production backend without adding headcount.
Each brand slot includes: social media graphics, static ad creatives, caption copy, carousel scripts, email copy drafts, and blog article drafts. Video production, motion graphics, and paid ad strategy are available as add-on services. See the full service menu on our Solutions page.
Each client brand on your roster is one brand slot at $1,000/month. There are no per-piece fees, no hourly billing, and no word count limits. The rate covers unlimited deliverables within the included content formats for that brand, for that month. You add or remove brand slots as your client roster changes.
A Brand Card is a structured brief we build for each client brand you onboard. It captures brand voice guidelines, visual rules (color palette, typography, logo usage), approval contacts, content pillars, and tone examples. The Brand Card is what ensures every deliverable we produce is already aligned to your client's standards before it reaches you.
If a deliverable sits in review for more than 3 business days without feedback, it is automatically marked as approved. This keeps production moving and prevents bottlenecks caused by delayed client feedback. If an approved deliverable needs changes, those go through the standard revision process.
Each deliverable comes with two structured revision rounds. Revision requests must be specific and tied to the original brief. This keeps the process clean and prevents endless feedback loops — something that tends to happen when revision scope isn’t defined upfront.
Static graphics and copy are delivered within 48–72 hours of a brief submission. Blog drafts and longer-form copy take 5–7 business days. Video and motion assets take 7–10 business days depending on complexity. All timelines are stated in your agency’s service agreement.
Yes. All deliverables are shared with your agency’s designated reviewer before final delivery. You have access to drafts in the shared workspace channel throughout production. You can flag issues early — which helps reduce the likelihood of needing full revision rounds after delivery.
We handle production, not strategy. Content strategy — what to post, when, and why — is your agency’s domain. DashoContent executes against the briefs and calendars your team provides. For agencies that want strategy support as an add-on, our Performance & Search service ($1,000/month) includes keyword strategy, content cluster planning, and SEO brief generation.
DashoContent is a hybrid content operations partner for marketing agencies. We combine AI-assisted workflows with trained content specialists to produce brand-governed content at scale. Our primary offering for agencies is the Engine Tier — a managed content production backend that runs at a fixed monthly rate per client brand. Agencies use DashoContent to deliver more content for more clients without adding headcount or losing quality control.
We follow a three-phase process: Align — we build a Brand Card for each client brand using your brief and existing brand assets. Set Up — we configure the production workflow, approval contacts, and delivery format for your agency. Deliver — content briefs are submitted, produced, brand-checked, and delivered to your designated review channel on the agreed turnaround schedule. Your team reviews, requests revisions if needed (2 rounds max), and approves. Clean, repeatable, every month.
We offer a paid pilot engagement for new agency partners. This typically covers one client brand for 30 days, allowing both teams to validate the Brand Card setup, turnaround times, and revision process before committing to a multi-brand arrangement. Contact us at info@contentdash.app to discuss a pilot.
The Engine Tier covers: social media graphics, static ad creatives, caption copy, carousel scripts, email copy drafts, and blog article drafts. Add-on services include: Video Repurposing ($350/set), Brand Rules + QA ($300/month), and Performance & Search ($1,000/month). See the full service menu at dashocontent.com/solutions.
Content is produced by a combination of AI-assisted brief generation and trained content specialists who work within each client’s Brand Card parameters. Every deliverable goes through a brand QA check before it’s released to your agency. You never receive content that hasn’t been reviewed against the Brand Card you approved at onboarding.
Yes — all deliverables are fully whitelabeled. There are no DashoContent watermarks, no shared platforms with your clients, and no attribution requirements. Everything is delivered ready for your agency to present under your own brand. Your client doesn’t need to know DashoContent is involved in production unless you choose to disclose it. Full IP ownership transfers to your agency on delivery.
Agency partners are billed monthly per active brand slot at $1,000/brand. There are no lock-in contracts — you can add or remove brand slots with 30 days’ notice. Agencies managing 5+ active brand slots may be eligible for a volume rate. Reach out to info@contentdash.app for multi-brand pricing.
Yes. All content is original, created specifically for each client brand’s brief and Brand Card. We do not reuse content across brand slots. AI-assisted drafts are always reviewed and refined by a human content specialist before delivery. Originality checks are part of our standard QA process.
Every deliverable is checked against three criteria: the client’s Brand Card (voice, tone, visual rules), the content brief, and our internal quality baseline. This check happens before the content reaches your agency. Our target is an 80% first-draft approval rate — meaning you should rarely need to request more than one revision round.
Start by reaching out via the agency partner inquiry form or emailing info@contentdash.app. We’ll schedule a 30-minute onboarding call to understand your client roster, content formats, and volume needs. From there, we build Brand Cards for your first 1–3 client brands and run a 30-day pilot engagement. Once the workflow is validated, we formalize the partnership arrangement and you can scale brand slots as needed.
Your agency has a dedicated account point-of-contact at DashoContent. All content briefs, deliverables, and revision requests go through a shared workspace channel (typically a designated Slack channel or project management board). Your clients are not given direct access to the production system — all communication stays between your agency and our team.
There is no monthly piece cap within the Engine Tier. The rate of production is governed by your brief submission volume and our production capacity — which is disclosed during onboarding. We work within a standard production cadence and will flag if a month’s volume looks like it may stretch beyond normal capacity so we can plan ahead.
Full intellectual property ownership transfers to your agency upon delivery. DashoContent retains no rights to use, publish, or distribute any content produced for your client brands. We do not reference client work in our portfolio without explicit written permission.
Adding a brand slot is straightforward. Submit the new client’s brand brief and existing assets, and we build their Brand Card within 5 business days. Once the Brand Card is approved, that brand slot goes live on the next billing cycle. There is no onboarding fee for additional brand slots.
Static copy and social graphics: 48–72 hours. Blog and long-form drafts: 5–7 business days. Email sequences and ad copy sets: 3–5 business days. Video repurposing and editing: 7–10 business days. All timelines begin from the day a complete brief is submitted — incomplete briefs pause the clock until the information is provided.
Agency partners are billed monthly per active brand slot at $1,000/month per brand. Billing is automatic on the same date each month. There are no per-piece fees, credit systems, or variable billing. Your invoice reflects the number of active brand slots for that month — predictable, every time.
No lock-in contracts. Agency partnerships run month-to-month. You can add brand slots at any time and remove them with 30 days’ written notice. For agencies committing to 6+ months upfront, we offer a reduced rate — contact us to discuss.
If a client engagement pauses or ends, notify us and we’ll suspend that brand slot at the end of the current billing month. We retain the Brand Card on file for 90 days in case the engagement resumes. After 90 days, Brand Card data is archived and would need to be rebuilt if the brand is reactivated.
Yes. Agency partners with 3+ active brand slots can request invoice-based billing. Wire transfer and bank payment options are available. Contact info@contentdash.app to set up invoice billing for your account.
Agencies managing 5 or more active brand slots are eligible for volume pricing. The rate reduction applies to all slots over the threshold. Contact us at info@contentdash.app to discuss a multi-brand rate.
No setup fee. Onboarding your first brand slot is included in the first month’s billing. Building Brand Cards for subsequent client brands has no additional onboarding fee.
Yes. Agencies committing to 12-month arrangements can negotiate a reduced monthly rate. Annual arrangements are invoiced quarterly or annually. Contact info@contentdash.app to discuss a long-term partnership rate.
Credit card billing is the default. Invoice-based billing (wire transfer, bank payment) is available for agencies with 3+ active brand slots. All billing is in USD.
Each deliverable includes two structured revision rounds. A valid revision request must reference specific elements of the original brief — e.g., “the caption tone is too formal per the Brand Card” or “the graphic uses the wrong logo variant.” General feedback like “make it better” or requests to change the brief direction mid-production are handled as new briefs, not revisions.
Your agency’s designated reviewer receives a notification (via email and your shared workspace channel) when a deliverable is ready. The 3-Day Auto-Approval clock starts from this notification. If no feedback is submitted within 3 business days, the deliverable is marked as approved. This keeps the production pipeline moving and prevents backlogs from accumulating across brand slots.
If a deliverable is auto-approved under the 3-Day policy and you later need changes, those are treated as a new brief (not a revision). To avoid this, we recommend setting your agency’s internal review process to respond within 48 hours of our delivery notification.
If a deliverable doesn’t align with the Brand Card and the issue is on our end, we treat the correction as a priority fix outside the normal revision count. This is separate from revisions that result from changes to the brief after production has started. Our QA process is designed to catch Brand Card misalignments before delivery — but when they slip through, we own the fix.
Yes. Revision requests are placed at the front of the production queue for the relevant brand slot. Turnaround on revisions is typically 24–48 hours for copy and graphic changes, and 3–5 business days for longer-form or video revisions.
No. Content publishing and scheduling is not included in the Engine Tier. DashoContent delivers production-ready content to your agency — what you do with it downstream is entirely up to your team. If you’d like to discuss add-on services for distribution support, reach out to info@contentdash.app.
Yes. Agency accounts can have multiple team members added as reviewers or approvers. Your account manager at DashoContent can help configure access based on your agency’s approval workflow.
Yes. All deliverables are provided in formats your team can share directly with clients. We can also set up a client-facing review link if needed — reach out to your account point-of-contact to configure this.
