# Running social pages for clients

These pages cover the business of running social pages for other people: what to charge a client, and how to reach a client's page without holding their password. They are written for freelancers and small agencies, and they say where Content OS does not help yet.

Running one page is a craft. Running ten for other people is a business, with pricing, access and accountability problems a single page never has.

## Which questions are answered here?

- [What to charge for social media management](/social-media-managers/pricing): a per-client price built from what the page actually costs you to run.
- [Manage client pages without passwords](/social-media-managers/client-access): the four access models, and what never to accept from a client.

## What does Content OS look like for a freelancer?

The scheduled runs, the per-page bill and the gaps that matter for client work are set out on [what this looks like for freelancers](/for-freelancers). The tools themselves are weighed in the [tools section](/tools).