Turn your brand into a practical content plan.
Research your market, prepare posts and see which channels bring useful enquiries. Why AI Engine Market Share Doesn't Solve Your Workflow Problems
DownloadBegin with your business
The engine studies your existing material and brand guidelines to understand what you offer and how you communicate. It identifies competitors separately for each platform, because the relevant accounts can differ between LinkedIn and Instagram.
Build a calendar you can review
It looks at competitor content, creates a platform-specific plan and writes posts with suggested images or video. Everything is available to edit before approval. Giving it examples of work you like helps establish the standard.
Publish approved posts
The supported social platforms are Facebook, Instagram, Threads and LinkedIn. Approving a calendar slot queues that post for publication. Unapproved slots remain drafts. Approval starts enabled, though you can change it per step.
Spot unusual competitor activity
The engine compares a competitor’s post with that account’s normal performance. It flags posts outperforming that baseline while they are still gaining attention, rather than judging every account against one fixed number.
Follow results through to leads
After publication, it checks real engagement after 24 hours and counts submissions to its lead form. Reports compare channels by leads per post and provide a recommendation for what to focus on next. This helps connect activity to enquiries rather than likes alone. Stop Using AI Lead Generation That Only Drafts Emails
Understand campaign costs
Each drafted post and competitor check uses one task. AI images and video renders use separate media credits, with the price shown before rendering. Approving an image idea does not itself render an image or use media credits.
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Free plan includes 300 tasks a month.