Rollie
FOR SOCIAL MANAGERS AND AGENCIES

Sell the campaign.
Skip the ops.

You already sell content and ads to local businesses. Rollie takes the fulfillment off your plate: hand off the creative, approved means launched, and every campaign is tracked in the open with your share of the spend on top. You keep the client, the creative, and your weekends.

Your roster, on autopilot.

Claim my Rollie page
SOUND FAMILIAR?

Selling is fun. Fulfillment isn't.

If you run social or ads for local businesses, we'd bet at least two of these live in your head rent free:

“I sell it, then I have to run it.”

Closing the campaign is the fun part. Then comes pixel debugging, audience tweaks, and creative swaps at 11pm.

every solo SMM
“Clients ask if it's working. I need receipts.”

Screenshots from Ads Manager aren't a report. The proof that closes the renewal should build itself while you sleep.

the renewal-call sweat
“Every new client adds hours, not just revenue.”

Fulfillment scales with headcount, and headcount eats the margin. The model only works if the ops don't grow with the roster.

the agency math problem
HOW IT ROLLS

Three takes, no reshoots

TAKE 1

Your results, printed on a page

Your client work with real spend and lead numbers next to it. The page that closes your next local client while you're busy with the current ones.

TAKE 2

Approved means launched

You hand off the creative and the campaigns go live under the client's name, tracked in the open: spend, leads, results. No 11pm ad ops.

TAKE 3

Your share stacks per client

A percent of every client's ad spend, every month they run. The roster compounds while your workload doesn't.

THE ROSTER MATH
5 clients × $3,000/mo × 5% = $750/mo
before you sell anything new. That's the compounding lane.

Questions, rolled through

What exactly does Rollie take off my plate?

Campaign fulfillment. You keep selling and keep the client relationship; the creative gets handed off, approved means launched, and every result is tracked in the open on your page and in your share of the spend.

Do I lose the client relationship?

No. Your name stays on the account. Rollie sits behind the scenes on fulfillment, the same way the Contente sale works: the business knows you, not the machinery.

What does it cost?

Nothing to claim your page. Down the road Rollie takes a small percent of deals booked through it, so we only earn when you do.

How is my share calculated?

A percent of each client's ad spend, every month it runs. Five clients at $3,000 a month at 5% is $750 a month before you sell anything new, and it stacks as the roster grows.

What happens after I claim my page?

A short onboarding call. We walk through how you sell and fulfill today, map your current roster onto Rollie, and set your share. That call is what switches it on.

Is this only for solo SMMs, or agencies too?

Both. If you're selling local-business ad campaigns and doing the fulfillment yourself, whether that's one client or ten, this is built for you.

Get rolling

Claim your page, load a client result or two, and set your share. The onboarding call at the end is where we map your roster and switch it on.

Claim my Rollie pageOnboarding call included. No pitch deck required.