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Instead of Canva, a scheduler
and a copywriter.
Those three do three parts of one job, and you carry the work between them. Here the brand, the words, the picture, the design and the date are the same piece of work.
One subscription
What a plan covers.
All of it, on every plan. What changes between plans is how many client workspaces you get and how big the month is.
- The brand read out of a website, and a voice measured from three writing samples
- A writing room that drafts, edits and scores every post before you see it
- Photographs of the client’s own people and products, from reference photos they gave you
- Illustrations in a style that stays the same from one piece to the next
- Clips, priced by the second, from a picture you already approved
- Templates that re-draw themselves in each client’s colours, type and logo
- A calendar, a planner that dates the work, and LinkedIn publishing
- A separate workspace per client, on one subscription
Solo $19/mo 1 brand · about 15 posts a month
Agency $199/mo 10 brands · about 167 posts a month
All four plans and the meter →Two comparisons
Against the two tools you probably have.
vs Canva
Canva makes designs. This makes posts.
A design tool hands you a file. What is here writes the post, puts the client’s own people in the picture, re-draws the design in their brand and dates it on a calendar.
Read it →vs Later
A scheduler moves posts. Something has to make them.
A scheduler takes what you already have. This is the part before that: the brand, the words, the picture, the design and the date.
Read it →
Plainly
How these pages are written.
Said plainly
Each comparison says what the two tools do, step by step, in the order the work
happens. Nothing is scored and nothing is totted up, and no price appears here but
ours — a figure about another company that we cannot re-read on demand goes stale
without telling us. The brands in the pictures are fictional.
Questions
What people ask.
- Can I try it before I switch?
- Yes. Every account starts with 5,000 credits — about 8 posts — with no card and no countdown. Build one client’s brand and see what it makes.
- Is this cheaper than the tools I have?
- We do not publish anybody else’s prices, so we are not going to do that sum for you — a number about someone else that we cannot re-read on demand goes stale without telling us. Our prices are here, in full, with what a post costs to make.
- What does switching look like?
- Paste each client’s website to build their brand, upload their logo and photos, and pick or author your first templates. Budget an afternoon per client.
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