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What you get

Everything included, listed plainly.

No tiers to compare on this page, and no feature matrix with grayed-out rows. Everything below is what the service does. What it costs depends on your business, and that’s a two-minute conversation on the call.

01 · The three parts

It writes, it advertises, it reports.

Each part runs on its own schedule and each one has its own page, because they're three different jobs.

Three jobs, one system.Each part feeds the next. What the last part learns goes back into the first.ContentWrites and publishesAdsBuys and managesReportsMeasures and tells youBestNumbersWhat to changeWhat resonatesYou, once, at the startOne onboarding session sets the voice, the topics and the limits.
Fig. 06 · Three jobs, one system
Content

It writes and publishes.

Original articles and social posts in your voice, every day, with images made for each piece.

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Ads

It buys and manages.

Ads built from what already worked, then checked every four hours against a fixed set of rules.

See what ads includes →

Reports

It measures and tells you.

Tracking installed properly, numbers pulled on a schedule, and a plain-English report every month.

See what reports includes →

02 · Setup and operations

The part that isn't automated: us.

Brand voice setupThe output is right from the first piece
Account connectionYou hand over access once and we handle the plumbing
Connections that stay aliveBusiness-grade tokens where the platform offers them, and a daily check on the rest — your posting doesn't quietly stop one Tuesday in month three
Health monitoringSomething breaking gets noticed by us, not by you
Monthly reportingYou know what you're paying for
03 · Platforms

Where your business shows up.

Live means a client starting today gets it. Coming soon means it's built and being wired up — we won't bill you for it until it runs.

Your website

Original articles and guides, published automatically to your site.

LinkedIn

Scheduled posts through your own business or personal presence.

Facebook Pages

Scheduled posts with original images and links.

Instagram

Coming soon

Mirrored from your Facebook page once the two accounts are linked.

Pinterest

Coming soon

Pins that link straight back to the page you're promoting.

X

Coming soon

Image posts with a link back to your site.

Meta Ads

Campaign creation, daily management, and automated optimization across Facebook and Instagram placements.

Meta Pixel

Installed and verified on your site so conversions are measurable.

Google Analytics

Connected and matched back to the ad that caused the session.

Google Search Console

Added and verified, so you can see what your growing library ranks for.

TikTok and YouTube aren't built yet, and we won't quote you for them. What you'd be buying is everything marked live above.

04 · Objections

Everything else people ask.

Will the content sound like AI wrote it?

It's written through a profile of your business, your buyer, and your way of talking, built during onboarding. You'll read the first batch and tell us what to change before it goes out on its own.

Do I approve every post?

No. That's the design, not a shortcut. Approval queues are where automated marketing stalls — one busy week and the queue is two hundred deep and abandoned. You set the voice and the rules up front instead.

What if it publishes something wrong?

Anything can be taken down, and the rules that produced it can be tightened the same day. In practice the guardrails are in the setup: what you sell, what you never claim, what topics are off-limits.

Who owns the accounts and the content?

You do. Your domain, your website, your pages, your ad account, your billing. Every article and image produced is yours to keep. If we stop working together, the library stays with you.

How much control do I have over the ads?

You set the daily ceiling and the offer. The engine works inside that. You can pause anything at any time, and every change it makes is logged with a reason.

How is this different from an agency?

An agency's economics require them to spend as little time as possible on your account. Ours doesn't have that problem, because the checking is automated. Your ads get looked at six times a day.

How is this different from just buying the software?

Software doesn't have opinions and doesn't do onboarding. Someone still has to know what to write, who to target, and when to pull an ad. That's the part we're selling.

What does it cost?

It depends on how many brands, how many channels, and how much ad spend is being managed. We'll give you a number on the call.

What do you need from me?

One onboarding session and access to your accounts. After that, your only job is reading the monthly report and answering the phone.

Pricing

What it costs

Pricing depends on three things: how many brands we're running, how many channels you want covered, and how much ad spend we're managing. A single local business and an agency with twelve clients aren't the same job.

We'll give you a real number on the call — not a range, and not after three follow-ups. Ad budget is separate and paid straight to Meta by you. We never touch your ad money.

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