Enterprise marketing tools — without locking out everyone else

Enterprise marketing suites are good at one thing: control. Roles. Approvals. Brand separation. Audit trails. They’re also heavy, expensive, and slow to adopt — so most agencies and startups bounce back to a shared Buffer login and a Slack thread named “pls approve.”

Spider Social takes the enterprise *shape* and makes it available to everyone who ships social for real.

What “enterprise-shaped” means here

• Workspaces instead of one messy account
• Roles (Owner, Editor, Client, Approver, Viewer) instead of “who has the password”
• Review (The Loom) instead of screenshots in WhatsApp
• API keys per workspace instead of a single god-mode token
• Channel ownership + transfer so clients can leave with their assets

That’s the operating system big marketing teams already expect — without requiring a six-month procurement cycle.

Who it’s for

Agencies — One studio, many client workspaces. Invite the client as Approver or Client. Keep your editors moving.

In-house teams — Brand, product, and leadership can sit in Review without needing composer access.

Builders — Wire agents into the same rails humans use. Enterprise process, indie speed.

What we refuse to become

A bloated “marketing cloud” with twenty unused modules. Spider stays centered on the web: write → review → schedule → publish — across networks, with people and agents in the loop.

Enterprise discipline. Everyday access. That’s the point.