Text it a photo from the truck. It edits, writes the caption in your voice, shows you, and posts it. We build the thing, teach it how you talk, and hand you the keys. Runs for under $100 a month.
Send it anything, or just tell it what you want. Like texting someone who never sleeps.
No app to learn. No dashboard to log into. Nothing new to remember.
It takes your stuff in
Then it does the actual work
Driving the tools you already pay for
Your files, your cloud — pick any one
Runs nightly, hourly, or the second something lands. Backed up to a drive on the shelf.
One connection out. Every platform you want, now and the ones that show up next year — without us rebuilding anything.
Swap a platform, add a platform, drop one that stops mattering. Nothing else has to change.
You wear too many hats.
Put two of them down.
You run it, you work in it, you do the books, you sell it, you hire for it. And now you are supposed to be a social media manager and a content creator too. Nah.
The other option is $4,000 a month and a standing Zoom with three people you have never met, who send back content that sounds nothing like you. Also nah.
Third option: we build you an AI agent that already knows your voice, wire it to your channels, and hand you the keys. Your accounts. Your files. Your call on everything. We just keep it sharp.
Before it posts a single thing, we sit down and build the foundation — your voice, your brand, the words you would never say.
We feed it what you have already published, listen to how you actually talk, and write the rules: what you sound like, what you sell, who you are talking to, and the stuff that is off the table. If you are a company, it is the company voice. If you are the brand, it is you.
That foundation is the whole difference between a post that sounds like you and a post that sounds like a robot with a LinkedIn account.
After that, you just talk to it. No prompts to memorize, no dashboard, no ticket to file. “Stop using that word.” “Post more jobsite stuff.” “Nothing goes out this week, we are slammed.” It listens and it stays changed.
It is your AI agent. We just made it easy.
Same job. Pick your poison.
Monthly retainer, a standing call, and creative that gets approved by committee. Good ones exist. They are not cheap.
Plus training them, plus managing them, plus doing it yourself the month they quit.
Every week, on the couch, fighting CapCut. The posts go out late and look it. Usually they just do not go out.
Plus a one-time build. It posts every day whether you thought about it or not, and it sounds like you.
We would rather tell you no now than take your money and disappoint you in March.
One-time. Priced on how complicated your world is — a roofer and a wedding photographer do not need the same machine. Every tier starts with the voice work.
$1,500one-time setup
One person, one or two channels. A tradesman, an agent, a coach — anybody who is the brand.
$3,000one-time setup
A real business with a brand to protect and more than one thing to say.
From $6,000one-time setup
Editors, photographers, agencies — people whose files are the business.
Half up front, half when it is running — and it is not running until
you post something from your phone while we are sitting there.
Long-form YouTube is not in these
tiers — a real YouTube pipeline (scripting, long edits, chapters, thumbnails, SEO) is a
bigger system and gets its own quote once we see what you are making.
Optional. Also the honest answer: models change, APIs move, platforms shuffle the rules, and a system nobody touches quietly dies in about five months.
$250per month
$500per month
$1,000per month
No contract. Cancel any month — the system is yours either way, it just stops getting better.
About two hours of your time, total. Most of it is us being nosy about how you talk.
What you do, who buys it, what you would never say out loud. We look at what you have already posted.
Accounts, agents, voice foundation, your cloud, your channels. You do nothing.
We sit with you while you send it something from your phone and watch a real post go live.
You text it when you have something. It handles the rest. We stay on the hook if you want us there.
Still reading? That is the sign.One call, no deck, no discovery phase. We will tell you straight up whether this is worth it for you — and if it is not, we will say that too.
Book the callOn your card, in your name. We do not resell it and we do not mark it up.
Running cost, all in: roughly $30–75 a month, plus a computer you probably already own. Compare that to one month of an agency retainer.
The things that come up. Priced up front so nothing is a surprise.
| Add-on | Unit | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Social profile setup — handles, bios, art, verification, the boring part | One-time | $750 |
| Hardware sourcing and build — the machine it lives on, set up and handed over | One-time | $400 + cost |
| Existing archive ingest — your old footage and photos, named and searchable | Per terabyte | $300 |
| Long-form YouTube system — scripts, chapters, thumbnails, SEO, publishing. A bigger machine with more moving parts, priced to the channel | Per project | Quoted |
| Extra channel added after setup | Per channel | $250 |
| Custom agent built to order — something no template covers | Per agent | $500 |
| Training session for your team — so it is not only you who can drive it | Per hour | $100 |
| Emergency same-day fix outside a care plan | Per incident | $250 |
Setup is invoiced half up front, half on handover. Care plans are month to month and start the day the system goes live. Everything is built on your accounts and your hardware — if we part ways, you keep the whole machine, the prompts, the archive and the documentation. Setting up or rebuilding your actual social profiles is a separate conversation.
The ones people actually ask.
You have to know how to text. Send it a photo, a clip, a voice memo — it comes back as a post. Want changes? Say so, like you would to a person: “make it funnier”, “don't post the one with my truck”, “hold everything til Monday.”
Not if we do our job. That is the whole setup — we train it on what you have already published and how you actually talk, then sit on it until it stops sounding like a press release. If it ever drifts, that is what the monthly tune is for.
You. Your accounts, your subscriptions, your computer, your files. Nothing is behind a Bog City login. Fire us on a Tuesday and the thing still runs on Wednesday.
Only if you tell it to. Hands-off, approval-first, or somewhere in between. Most people start by approving everything, then get bored of approving and flip it to automatic.
Short-form, yes, out of the box — reels, shorts, clips. A real long-form channel is a different machine: scripting, long edits, chapters, thumbnails, SEO. More moving parts, so it gets its own quote once we know what the channel is.
Different problem, and we fix that too — that is the rest of this company. But most people are sitting on a camera roll with two thousand photos and a feed with nine posts. That is the normal case.
Tell us what you're making. We'll come back with a plan and a number — usually same day.