Your business's social media runs itself

It shoots the ads, writes the copy, posts on schedule and answers customers in your DMs. You approve — or stay out of it entirely.

NewAd format catalogue

No card required. Creating an account takes a minute — then you connect a page and see what the system proposes.

@your_brand Unboxed it and tried it on #unboxing #tryon #new Original sound · SocialOS · Original sound · SocialOS ·
@your_brand These sneakers fit like a glove #sneakers #outfit #review Original sound · SocialOS · Original sound · SocialOS ·
@your_brand It looked like this. Now like this #beforeafter #glowup Original sound · SocialOS · Original sound · SocialOS ·
@your_brand Durability test, no cuts #test #quality #honest Original sound · SocialOS · Original sound · SocialOS ·
@your_brand The product up close: every detail #details #store #brand Original sound · SocialOS · Original sound · SocialOS ·

What that means in numbers

$4 for a finished 15-second ad On the Start plan: $149 for 2,800 credits. Retries are included.
129 ad formats in the catalogue 26 styles, 10 hooks, 14 scenes, 39 layouts, 40 avatars.
4 networks it publishes to Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok.
0 people you have to hire The marketing team a new business could never afford — so you can start without one.

This is what it shoots

All 126 clips below were made in formats from our catalogue. Each one is vertical, with sound and captions, ready to post without editing.

126 of the catalogue's 129 formats — every one made by the system, from idea to sound

One hour

What the system gets through while you are not looking

Not a weekly plan and not a monthly report — one ordinary morning hour. You did none of it.

Timeline
09:12 invented a story around a new arrival
09:15 showed the storyboard — 0 credits
09:26 shot and cut the video
09:31 queued it for 18:30
09:34 answered six people in the inbox
Shot within the hour
Try-on of a new arrival · 9:1612 seconds · voice and captions
The hour in numbers 1finished video 6customer replies 0actions from you
A month at the same pace
30videosone a day 4,320repliesthe inbox never sleeps 0actions from yousame as the hour
What this is

Not a video generator with a different interface

SocialOS is built for one job — running a business's social media from the first idea to the reply in someone's DMs. The ad is not the product here. It is one of the steps.

A video generator

Hands you a file. The rest is yours: what to write, when to post it, who to answer.

SocialOS

Carries the ad through to a published post — caption, a separate version per network, a schedule, and the comments underneath it.

A post scheduler

Queues up whatever you brought it. An empty calendar stays empty.

SocialOS

Brings its own: the topic, the frames, the copy. The calendar fills without you — you only approve.

A general AI chat

Answers anything, and forgets it tomorrow.

SocialOS

Knows your product, your market and your previous posts — and every next move is made from that.

How many pages do you run?

That changes how the work happens — not what it costs.

A café, a salon, a studio

You are not a marketer and have no wish to become one. The system decides what to shoot this week, shoots it, and drops it into the calendar. You look at the finished thing and say yes.

  • Posts appear in the calendar on their own
  • Replies to DMs are written for you
  • One tap to approve
  • A report at the end of the month
Studio

The ad gets shot without you

You hand over a product and a link. From there the system invents the story, writes the storyboard, generates the frames, cuts them together and adds voice and captions. It comes back with three versions — you pick one.

  1. 1Idea and story
  2. 2Storyboard to review
  3. 3Three versions to choose from
  4. 4A finished file with captions
Autopilot

The calendar is never empty

The system plans a week ahead: which topics, which days, which network. Do nothing and the posts still go out. Step in and the plan rebuilds around you.

  1. 1A week planned ahead
  2. 2Different copy per network
  3. 3Publishing on schedule
  4. 4One switch to pause
Manager

Customers get an answer in minutes, not days

DMs, comments and mentions land in one queue with a response target. Overdue ones light up. The system closes simple questions itself and hands you the hard ones with a draft already written.

  1. 1One queue for every network
  2. 2Response target and overdue flags
  3. 3Simple questions answered automatically
  4. 4A draft waiting on the hard ones
Analytics

You see what to do, not just what happened

Every number arrives with a comparison to the period before it. From any row you can click straight into the post behind it and see what actually worked — instead of staring at a chart that leads nowhere.

Followers 6,987 +513over 31 days
Reach this month 97,633 +76%vs the previous 31 days
Average ER 8.2% +3.2 ppvs the previous 31 days
Cost per post $0.42 −28%vs the previous 31 days
31 days
6,987 +513 total across IG, Facebook and LinkedIn
1 July16 July31 July
Instagram4,315+195 Facebook1,870+128 LinkedIn802+190
  1. 1Period-over-period comparison
  2. 2Click through to the post
  3. 3Broken out by network
  4. 4Cost next to the result
Ask in plain words

It does not hand you a chart. It tells you what to change.

Ask what is working and you get the answer with numbers behind every line — plus the file to forward to a partner or an accountant.

For example:
  • Which post got the most saves this month, and why?
  • Compare Instagram and LinkedIn on engagement
  • Draft a two-week plan around what is working
  • How much did I spend, and on what exactly?
YouGo through my analytics for the past month. What is working and what is not?
SocialOS

I went through 30 posts and 31 days of metrics across Instagram and Facebook.

What is working. Posts at 9:00 and 18:00 pull 11.1% and 12.9% ER — double the daytime slots (5.4%). The “Beans of the week” series holds the highest saves: 96 against an average of 41. People save what they intend to repeat.

What is not. Offer posts (“second coffee half price”) get the widest reach and the fewest saves — 8. They get seen and forgotten. Facebook consistently returns 30% of Instagram’s reach on identical copy, so cross-posting the same text does not work.

What to do this week.

  1. Move every publication to 9:00 and 18:00 — the calendar is already rebuilt.
  2. Run “Beans of the week” weekly instead of fortnightly: it has the best retention.
  3. Write Facebook copy separately instead of duplicating. One extra action per post.
  4. Keep the offers, but no more than one per 10 days — they eat trust in everything else.
YouGive me the full breakdown as a file, I want to show a partner
SocialOS

Done. 14 pages: posts by reach and saves, the hour heatmap, network comparison, follower movement day by day, and the same weekly plan.

Analytics_Friday_August.pdf14 pages · 1.2 MB

If your partner asks where the numbers come from — straight from the Instagram Graph API and Facebook Insights, no sampling and no rounding.

The learning loop

We learn, we do not guess

Every week starts from what the last one proved.

  1. 1Studythe niche, rivals, what already worked
  2. 2Shootidea, video, caption, publish
  3. 3Measurenot views — who actually reacts
  4. 4Decidethree calls for the week ahead
Week ten looks nothing like week one same model — what changed is what it knows about you
Library

Your world, not someone else's stock

Take it ready and start today — or make all of it yours.

Character

Your actor or ours

40 ready faces in the library — or lock in your own

Location

Your place or an invented one

14 scenes — or your real café, shot once

Product

A card that cannot be invented

no video promises what you do not actually have

Brand kit

A sheet instead of a description

palette, logo, texture — one sheet for every frame

26styles
10hooks
14scenes
39layouts
40avatars

129 presets in the catalogue — and any of them can be swapped for yours

What people notice in month two

The advantages you cannot see from the first screen

Nobody weighs them while choosing. A month in, they decide everything.

  • Every model on every planeleven of them, the priciest included on Start
  • A judge checks the framea bad first frame never becomes a video
  • You pay for resultsretries are priced in, a failure is refunded in full
  • The price is known before you clickin credits, up front, not in a monthly bill
  • The system remembersvideo ten never contradicts video one
  • The inbox is our job tooit answers, stays quiet, or calls you in
The alternatives

Who does this if not us

Honestly: all of them work. The only question is how much of it ends up on your desk.

Who does this if not us Yourself An SMM agency A post builder SocialOS
Idea and script youagencyyou system
Shooting the ad you or a contractoragencynone system
Copy per network youagencyyou system
Publishing on schedule youagencybuilder system
Replies in DMs yourarely includednone system
Conclusions and next plan youmonthly reportnone weekly
Wait for the first ad daysa brief and a weeknone minutes

We don't quote agency prices here: they vary, and inventing them would be dishonest. Ours is on the pricing page, down to the last credit.

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