You already sell content and ads to local businesses. Rollie takes the fulfillment off your plate: hand off the creative, our ads team launches and manages it, 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.
Create your partner pageFree to join. No card, no contract. We onboard in batches.Your client and creative relationship stay with you. Rollie takes over the campaign work only after the client sees and approves the exact setup.
Set the client deal, create a project, and upload the finished video from your Rollie dashboard.
They watch one private link, choose the Meta budget, see every fee, and approve campaign setup.
We verify the business, review, launch, and track the campaign. You keep the relationship and your share of the spend.
The client sees the production fee, daily budget, the creator's share and Rollie's platform fee, and the Facebook and Instagram placements before fulfillment starts.
A standard example. The creator sets the actual production fee and spend share before sending the approval link.
The daily budget is a ceiling, not guaranteed spend. Meta may spend less.
The creator invoices the one-time production fee directly. Ad spend and the fees based on it begin only after the campaign is live. Nothing is charged when the client adds a card.
Rollie runs the approved video through Meta from the client's own Facebook and Instagram presence.
These are the numbers of the ads team that picks up your campaigns, not projections.
If you run social or ads for local businesses, we'd bet at least two of these live in your head rent free.
Closing the campaign is the fun part. Then comes pixel debugging, audience tweaks, and creative swaps at 11pm.
Screenshots from Ads Manager aren't a report. The proof that closes the renewal should build itself while you sleep.
Fulfillment scales with headcount, and headcount eats the margin. The model only works if the ops don't grow with the roster.
We run a content agency, so we have lived the exact problem this page describes. Selling the campaign was never the hard part. Running it was.
Every new client added fulfillment hours before it added margin, and the only way to grow was to hire ahead of the revenue. That is a bad trade, and most solo operators make it because there is no alternative.
Rollie is the alternative we wanted: keep the relationship and the creative, hand off the part that scales with headcount, and take a share of the spend behind work you already produced.
The short answers on fulfillment, client visibility, ownership, and your share.
Campaign fulfillment after approval. Rollie verifies the business, reviews the setup, launches under the client's name, tracks results, and handles the required campaign communication.
A Rollie-branded private page with the finished video, placement previews, the exact deal, a Meta budget field, and a complete receipt. They approve and set up their own business account there.
Yes. You keep selling, creating, and managing the relationship. Rollie is visible as the campaign platform and fulfillment team, not a replacement for you.
You are paid from the Meta spend behind each video you produced, every month it runs. It is not a cut of the client's whole ad budget and it is not guaranteed revenue.
It is $10 a month, with no contract, and you can cancel anytime. Solo social managers, production teams, and agencies serving local businesses can all join.
Create your account, start your plan, and add the first client you want to move into Rollie.
Create your partner pageFree to join. No card, no contract, your clients stay yours.