White-label social adaptation for agencies

Someone already promised six platforms by tomorrow.

WAV turns the hero cut into the full delivery matrix—ratios, durations, captions, localization and version control—without your client seeing the scramble.

  • White-label
  • Senior production team
  • Platform-ready delivery

● Campaign approved

● Social versions unscoped

● Launch clock running

This is the bit everyone underestimates

The edit isn’t the problem. The promise is.

01

“One hero cut”

Becomes a matrix of ratios, durations, placements, captions and language versions.

02

“Just resize it”

Means reframing, rebuilding supers, protecting safe zones and keeping every CTA visible.

03

“Can we have it today?”

Turns approvals, QA, version control and delivery into the real bottleneck.

WAV takes the adaptation layer off your team before it takes over the launch.

The fastest way to explain the problem

See what “plus social” actually means.

Build the basic matrix. We’ll help you account for the production detail hiding behind the number.

Hero concepts

Approved creative routes
1

Aspect ratios

9:16, 1:1, 4:5, 16:9…
4

Durations

6s, 15s, 30s…
3

Markets

Languages or regions
1

Your matrix is coming with you

Now tell us what the deadline is doing.

This is a planning estimate, not a quote. WAV will confirm the real outputs, source condition, approvals and critical path with you.

Scope attached to this enquiry

1concept ×4ratios ×3durations ×1market

12 starting deliverables



    By submitting, you’re asking WAV to contact you about this production scope.

    The invisible production layer

    Your agency stays in front. We keep the promise behind it.

    01

    Scope the matrix

    We turn the brief into a complete map of outputs, dependencies and approvals before work begins.

    02

    Adapt with craft

    Editors rebuild each version for its frame—not merely shrink the master and hope the supers survive.

    03

    Deliver with control

    Every derivative is named, versioned, checked and traceable back to its approved source.

    What the production leader actually gets

    Saving the launch is useful. Saving the client relationship is the real deliverable.

    The work arrives ready. The deadline stays believable. Your team gets to look prepared—even when the original scope wasn’t.

    01 White-label by design

    02 Platform-native, not resize-only

    03 Version control built in

    04 Built for high-stakes approvals

    Before the handoff

    Questions producers ask first.

    Can WAV work completely white-label?

    Yes. We can sit behind your production team and work within your client, review and delivery structure.

    Can you take on adaptations without producing the hero?

    Yes. An approved master, organized source files, available brand rules and a clear approval path are enough to begin scoping.

    How fast can you turn a matrix around?

    Timing depends on the asset count, source condition, captioning, localization and approval requirements. We’ll identify the real critical path before committing to a schedule.

    Can you handle regulated or approval-heavy work?

    Yes. Claims, supers, disclaimers and approval lineage are handled as production requirements—not last-minute notes.

    The deadline is already moving

    Someone made the promise.
    Let’s make the delivery look easy.

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