Yes. You can provision and manage ad accounts for all your clients under one Threasury relationship, with a single dashboard to see spend, balances, and status across your whole book. This is built for agencies running many clients, not a single advertiser.

Accounts are structured to keep client issues contained, so a policy strike on one client is far less likely to cascade across your other accounts. Isolation is what protects your whole book when one client has a problem.

Accounts are provisioned with established trust, so you can typically get a new client live quickly rather than waiting out long warm-up periods. That means you can launch and show early results in the first week of a new engagement.

Yes. The dashboard and wallet-based billing make it easier to track spend and fees per client across platforms, which keeps your own client invoicing and reconciliation clean instead of untangling mixed charges every month.

Client pixels, audiences, and conversion data live in the client's own Business Manager, which stays with them. Because accounts are structured cleanly, handing a client off when an engagement ends is far less messy than untangling a shared setup.

Yes. Threasury supports multi-currency funding, so you can run accounts for clients in different markets without per-market billing friction. This matters for agencies with clients across regions.

You can run client campaigns across Meta, Google, TikTok, Pinterest, and Snapchat, all under one provider. Whatever channels your clients need, you manage them from one place instead of juggling separate provider relationships.

Yes, when you work with a compliance-first provider. Threasury screens advertisers before onboarding and only accepts compliant offers, which keeps the shared infrastructure stable for every client you manage. Agency accounts don't make non-compliant ads safe, they provide stable, properly structured infrastructure for legitimate client campaigns.