Managing Multiple Client Brands
Agencies and freelancers juggle many brands at once — each with its own colors, fonts, logo, and voice. Keeping them straight in a shared tool usually means naming conventions, duplicate accounts, and the constant fear that a tweak meant for one client bleeds into another’s work. Temway’s workspaces keep every client isolated under a single subscription, so a change to one brand never leaks into another.
The challenge
Running email for several clients at once tends to break down in three places:
- Brand cross-contamination — every client has distinct colors, fonts, and logos, and a stray edit in the wrong file can ship the wrong brand to the wrong audience.
- Slow, developer-dependent production — across many accounts, waiting on a developer to hand-code or fix each email kills turnaround and eats your margins. Handing that volume to an AI assistant with no brand guardrails just trades one risk for another.
- Messy client access — letting a client review or edit their own emails without exposing every other client’s work is hard to do cleanly.
How Temway helps
A workspace per client
Each workspace holds its own emails, layouts, and branding — a client’s content never leaks into another’s. Team membership itself is per team, not per workspace, so if you invite a client in as a team member, restrict every other client’s workspace to your own staff (see Team Management) so that client only ever sees the one workspace you gave them. Workspace caps scale with your plan: 1 on Free, 3 on Starter, 10 on Pro, and unlimited on Max — enough to give every active client its own isolated home.
Per-workspace branding
Colors, custom fonts (available on every plan, including Free), and logo are configured once per workspace, and every email built there inherits them. When a client rebrands, you change the branding settings in one place and every email in that workspace picks up the new look — not an email-by-email edit. Emails never inherit another workspace’s branding, so cross-client leakage isn’t possible.
Reusable layouts per client
Each workspace gets its own library of reusable layouts — headers, footers, and section scaffolds that client uses again and again. Build the structural pieces once per client, then drop them into every campaign, newsletter, and one-off announcement without rebuilding from scratch. Layout caps: 100 on Free, unlimited on Starter and above.
Team seats for colleagues and clients
Add colleagues and clients to your team, then use restriction to control which workspaces each of them can open — a colleague working across every account can stay unrestricted, while a client gets only the one workspace that’s theirs. Team member caps match your plan: 1 on Free, 3 on Starter, 10 on Pro, and 100 on Max. Only owners and admins can invite or remove members, or restrict a workspace, so access changes stay deliberate.
AI-assisted production, without breaking isolation
For agencies producing at volume, Claude, ChatGPT, or your own AI agent can draft and edit emails directly. By default, a connection is scoped to the one workspace you approve, never another — the right choice for a client-facing or junior-staff connection. If you’re the one managing every client yourself, you can instead connect once for the whole team and move between clients mid-conversation (see MCP for agencies) instead of reconnecting for each one. Either way, you can revoke access at any time. Anything an assistant builds still inherits that workspace’s branding and layouts automatically, so a junior designer’s speed problem doesn’t turn into a cross-client brand-isolation problem. If you’re mid-edit yourself, the assistant can’t overwrite your work out from under you.
White-label output on paid plans
On Free, every email carries a “Designed with Temway” badge. Upgrading to Starter or above removes it, so the emails your clients send look fully white-label — no third-party attribution pointing back at your tools.
A typical agency setup
Most agencies settle into a predictable rhythm:
- One workspace per client — each client’s emails, layouts, branding, and team live in their own isolated space.
- Shared branding and layouts per client — colors, fonts, and logo configured once; headers and footers built once and reused across every send.
- Client access restricted to their workspace — every other client’s workspace is restricted to your own staff, so a client added to the team only ever sees the one workspace you gave them.
- Export to each client’s ESP — finished HTML goes into whichever ESP that client already uses.
How it ships
Temway is a builder and exporter, not an ESP. The workflow for each client is the same:
- Design the email in the visual builder, using that client’s branding and layouts.
- Export the rendered HTML.
- Paste the HTML into that client’s ESP — Mailchimp, Klaviyo, SendGrid, Customer.io, Postmark, Amazon SES, or whichever provider runs their sends.
Temway never sends campaigns and never stores subscriber lists. Each client’s audience stays in their ESP; Temway only produces the HTML that goes into it. See the export guide for the step-by-step.
Results
Agencies that consolidate client email production into Temway typically see:
- Clean brand isolation — every client’s colors, fonts, and logo stay in their own workspace and never leak.
- Faster per-client turnaround — reusable layouts and visual editing cut hours off each build.
- Safe client access — clients get hands-on with their own emails without seeing anyone else’s.
- White-label output — paid plans strip the Temway badge so sends look fully branded to the client.
One thing to plan for: storage is shared across all workspaces in the team — 1 GB on Free, 10 GB on Starter, 50 GB on Pro, and 250 GB on Max — so size your plan around the total upload volume across every client, not per client.
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