Seven areas, each a complete tool.

Everything published, planned and measured per channel. Each connected profile is a channel: its own positioning, its own cadence, its own results.

• Instagram — DMs, comments, posts, automations and an AI agent.
• Telegram — bot channels and scheduled messages with a send queue.
• WordPress — connected sites for long-form publishing.
• Strategies — themes and cadence per channel, drafted by AI.

One shared inbox instead of several private ones. Tickets carry a status, an assignee and a category; when a conversation closes it can be rated, which turns service quality into a metric.

• Ticket inbox with oldest-unanswered ordering and realtime updates.
• Categories the customer picks when they write in.
• 1–5 star ratings and written reviews, aggregated per business.
• Email, webhook and push notifications for the team.

A campaign is the plan; a tracked link is the instrument that measures one placement inside it. Every click is recorded against both, so results are readable at either level.

• Short tracked URLs per placement, with UTM source, medium and campaign.
• Pageviews, unique visitors, events and conversion rate.
• Breakdowns by campaign, referrer, UTM field and origin.
• Event links for click-through counting without a landing page.

AI work costs real money per request, so it is metered rather than bundled. Every request is charged to a credit wallet and written to a ledger you can audit line by line.

• Plans with included credit, seat limits and channel limits.
• Credit wallet for AI, separate income wallet for earnings.
• Usage history showing model, token counts and amount charged.
• Full transaction ledger: charges, transfers, commissions, payouts.

The people who spread your campaigns are a distinct group from your customers. They get their own view of what their traffic earned, and a payout path that does not involve a spreadsheet.

• Promotion earnings accumulate in the income wallet.
• Transfer to credit whenever the credit balance runs low.
• Payout requests with a configurable minimum.
• Commissions recorded per entry, with their source.

A different business from promotion: an affiliate earns by bringing another business onto OfferBite, not by running a campaign. The two share a wallet but nothing else.

• One referral link and code per affiliate.
• Attribution when a referred business signs up.
• Commission on every payment that business makes.
• Separate reporting from campaign promotion.

A seat is one person who can sign in to this business. A role decides which areas they see and which actions they may take, so nobody inherits more access than the job requires.

• Invite, deactivate and reassign team members.
• Roles scoped per area: tickets, reviews, publishing, campaigns.
• Seat limits follow the plan and are shown before you invite.
• Full admin as a role, not as a special account.