Transparency
Nothing important stays in the fine print.
Prices you can read before signing up, data practices in plain sentences, AI that never trains on your drafts, and publish results reported per channel. If it affects your work, you can see it.
The price is on the page
Free, Solo, Team and Business are listed with what each includes, before you create an account. No per-channel upsells, no seat taxes, and price changes reach existing subscribers before they take effect.
See pricingYour data is yours
We do not sell your content, your audience data or your schedule. Posts and drafts power your workspace and nothing else. Export or deletion is handled from support, in writing.
Read the privacy policyA drafter, never a publisher
The AI writer researches, drafts and flags uncertainty with linked sources. It cannot schedule or publish anything, and your drafts are never used to train models.
How the AI worksReal limits, real results
Character limits in the composer are the platforms’ actual limits, enforced before scheduling. After publishing, each channel reports its own result.
How publishing worksPublishing
Failures are visible, not quietly retried.
When the worker ships a post, every channel reports back on its own: sent, publishing or failed, with the network’s reason. Fix the one that failed and re-queue just that channel.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Do you train AI on what I write?
No. Briefs and drafts are not used to train models. Generated copy exists to serve your workspace and nothing else.
Who can see my scheduled posts?
People in your workspace, according to their role. Members see what they need to draft and review; connected accounts and billing stay with owners.
What happens when a platform changes a limit?
The limit updates in our channel data and the composer follows it. Every channel guide shows the number it is enforcing.
How do I get my data out?
Ask from support and you receive an export of your posts, schedule and workspace content. Deletion works the same way, in writing.
Will prices change without notice?
Existing subscribers get notice before a price change takes effect. The public pricing page always reflects what new customers pay today.
See everything before you commit to anything.
Read the prices, the privacy policy and the terms first. Then start free, with no card.