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WorksBuddy

Think bigger · Run lighter.

  • One workspace for each brand
  • Six roles, no setup
  • Nothing crosses between brands

Your team gets access. You set the limits.

Ranko tracks your brand inside AI answers. Workspaces keep brands apart, roles limit what a person can change.

One brand per workspace

Its prompts, competitors, reports and credits all stay inside

Six roles, already built

A writer can run scans, nothing beyond that

No new password

Your team signs in with their WorksBuddy account

Every action has a name

Edits, scans and sends are logged with names

How it works

Every job needs a different level of access.

Workspaces hold one brand each: its sites, prompts and reports. Roles say who can run, approve or publish.

What this gives you

Your team runs Ranko. You still own it.

What changes when a writer, a reviewer and finance share Ranko.

Six roles, ready made

Pick one while inviting. No permissions to build

Add the team

Two people on starter plans, unlimited on the top ones

Credits stay protected

Scans, outreach and billing check the role first

Switch brands instantly

Prompts, reports and credits follow the workspace you open

The six roles

Match the role to the job they do.

A writer, a reviewer and finance need different doors open.

A writer does not need your invoice.

Credits and billing stay locked.

  • Editor: writes blogs, runs prompt scans.
  • Viewer: reads reports only.
  • Billing: sees invoices and credits, nothing else.

Every scan has somebody's name on it.

Not to blame anyone. To trace problems.

  • Who ran what, when.
  • Search by person or date.
  • Export the log when asked.

Frequently asked questions

I hired a writer. What role?

Make them an editor. They can write blogs and run prompt scans, spending credits to do it, but they never see your invoice, your plan or the other workspaces.

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Your team runs Ranko. You still own it.

Keep every brand in its own workspace, give each person one of six ready made roles, and see whose name is on every action.