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One monthly plan covers three jobs: an ad every day on each social site you choose, the technical SEO that lets Google rank you, and GEO — being named when someone asks an AI assistant instead of searching.
Written, produced and posted for you, every day — to the accounts you connect once. Not a content calendar you never fill.
The unglamorous work that decides whether anything ranks at all.
Generative engine optimisation: being cited when a buyer asks ChatGPT or an AI answer box instead of scrolling results.
How we work
Not a trend dashboard — the four businesses you're actually losing to, their live hooks, and the claim they can't make that you can. Then the angles come from that gap.
And a person reads what comes out before it publishes. Autopilot is included on every plan, from $39 — not held back for a top tier.
Plans
Each ad-day posts to every network you switch on — which is how one ad a day becomes a month of placements.
| Plan | Ads/day per site | Ads included per month | Placements per month | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter One platform set · single location | 1 | 30 | 210 | $39/mo |
| Growth Most businesses choose this | 2 | 60 | 420 | $49/mo |
| Scale | 3 | 90 | 630 | $69/mo |
| Agency Alternative 5 a day + monthly strategy call | 5 | 150 | 1,050 | $149/mo |
30 ads included × the 3–4 channels most businesses run = 90–120 placements a month
any mix of static and 8-second video · a 15-second uses two ads · run all seven channels and it's up to 210 · extra ads $30 per 20 (60 days, subscribers)
Agencies charge $1,500–5,000 a month for this. We charge $69 — because the work is done by an agent, not a team. Agency-quality work at software prices.
Organic vs paid
Posting organically is included in every plan — no media budget, no cost per impression. Paid is a different purchase: the ad goes into Meta's auction and you pay Meta directly at their normal rate. We write and build the ad either way.
| Organic (included) | Paid (your Meta spend) | |
|---|---|---|
| Who writes and builds the ad | Us | Us |
| Who you pay to show it | Nobody | Meta, at their normal rate |
| Reach model | Your followers | Targeted strangers |
| Measurement | Impressions, saves, follows | Impressions, clicks, cost per result |
| What it's good at | Consistency and presence | Getting in front of people who don't know you |
We never mark up ad spend, and we never hold your ad account. Your card stays on your Meta account.
Twice a month we check six things: whether the site is indexable, whether the pages are indexed, titles and meta, structured data, whether AI assistants cite you, and what your four closest competitors have changed.
One ad, posted to one network, on one day. The same ad going to seven networks is seven placements — not eight ads.
It doesn't have to — because you choose the channel before you build the ad. Make it for TikTok and it stays a TikTok ad: a vertical 9:16 video, captioned, with a hook in the first two seconds. Make one for LinkedIn and it's a static with a longer line of text. Each ad is locked to the channel it was made for, so nothing gets cropped, truncated or quietly reused where it doesn't work.
The trade is straightforward: more channels means more creatives. Thirty ads a month is thirty ads, whether they sit on one channel or four.
Whatever time you choose. Pick one time for everything — 9am is the common choice — or set a different time per network, since LinkedIn reads best in the morning and TikTok in the evening. Times are in your timezone, and if you change it, the change applies from the next scheduled post, not retroactively.
We set the default from your platform and your local timezone, then adjust it from your own account data after the first month. The general 2026 benchmarks are: Facebook 12–8pm, Instagram 11am–7pm, TikTok 1–8pm (evening is strongest), LinkedIn 8–10am, Pinterest 10am–1pm. Tuesday to Thursday outperforms Monday and Friday almost everywhere. Those are global aggregates, not a reading of your street — which is why month two uses your own numbers rather than a chart.
Because it takes two renders. Video generation produces a maximum of eight seconds per pass, so a fifteen-second ad is an 8-second clip plus a second pass stitched on. A static or an 8-second video is one pass and one ad. Nothing is charged for posting — only for making.
Yes — 1080p is one extra credit per ad, whether it's eight seconds or fifteen. The difference is invisible on a phone but obvious on a laptop, a screen in a waiting room, or anywhere you'll reuse the file. Standard is 720p, which is what nearly every social feed shows anyway.
Yes. Every video ad is delivered with a soundtrack — voiceover, music or both — written and mixed to fit the length. They also ship with burned-in captions, because most people scroll with the sound off and a silent video with no captions is a wasted ad.
Yes — text alerts are $2 a month on any plan, and include four messages. They're for the things worth interrupting you for: the week's ads are live, a post failed, your credits are nearly out. Four a month covers that; it isn't a bulk texting service, and we'd rather say so than have you find out at message five.
Yes — four of them, their live ads, and what each one is relying on. Other tools learn your voice; few show you the gap you're actually trying to close. The first set of angles comes out of that gap, not out of a template library.
GEO is the work that makes an AI assistant name you when someone asks a buyer question. What it produces, concretely: entity and authorship markup on every page, a clear quotable stance per page instead of hedge-everything prose, and a monthly record of which questions you're cited in versus which your competitors are.
The proof is a before/after: the same three buyer questions asked in month one and month three, with screenshots of the answers. If we can't show a change, we say so — and the citations are the one part of this service you can verify yourself in thirty seconds.
Yes — there's a switch called Auto-pilot. Turn it on and each month we use your credits to produce a fresh set of ads and post them on your schedule, to the channels you switched on. The ads are built for their channel, none of them get reused where they don't fit, and you get an email when the month's set is live. Turn it off and nothing more is produced or posted — the switch is the whole commitment.
We do. You connect each account once during setup, and from then on the ads publish automatically every day on every network you switched on. No reminders, no share sheets, no copy-pasting captions. If a post fails it retries, and if it still fails you'll see it in the calendar rather than finding out from a quiet week.
No. You approve the angles once; the daily production and posting runs without you. You can pause any time.
We write and build them, yes — the same creative, sized for the placement. What we do not do is pay for the impressions: that budget goes on your own Meta account, at Meta's normal rate. We never mark it up and we never hold the account, so you can see exactly what was spent and where.
No — organic posting. Ad spend is separate and stays in your own account.
Yes, monthly. No contract.
What we won't claim
Every competitor in this space promises rankings, leads and reach. Here is what we will and won't put our name to.
| We won't say | We say instead |
|---|---|
| "This will rank on Google" | It makes the site indexable and attributable — the precondition for ranking |
| "240 impressions" as if that were reach | 210 placements; reach depends on your follower base |
| "Guaranteed leads or ROI" | Here is the mechanic; the outcome depends on your market and offer |
| "Best time to post in your area" | Best time by platform, adjusted with your own data after 30 days |
| "One creative works everywhere" | Each ad is built for one channel and stays there |
| Testimonials and logos we don't have | We're early — here is what you can verify instead |
If the audit finds nothing wrong, it will say so, and there will be no upsell. That is the only way the offers we do make stay believable.
Tell us the job in a paragraph. You'll get a plan and a price before anything is built.