Use cases

Same product, different problems

The workflow is identical. What changes is which part of it saves you the most time.

Ecommerce seller

You add products faster than you can write about them, and the good ones sit there unpromoted.

  • One upload per product gives you every network at once.
  • SEO fields drop straight into your product page.
  • Duplicate a campaign for the next product and change the photo.

Small business

There is no marketing person, and posting falls to whoever has a spare ten minutes.

  • A sentence about the product is enough to start.
  • Schedule a fortnight in one sitting.
  • Claim checking catches the things that get a business into trouble.

Freelancer

You manage several clients and rewrite the same campaign five ways every week.

  • Each client is a separate brand with its own voice and accounts.
  • Templates for launches, sales and seasonal moments.
  • Version history means a client changing their mind costs you nothing.

Marketing agency

Client data cannot mix, and juniors need guardrails that actually hold.

  • Brands, products, accounts and analytics are isolated per client.
  • Editors can draft; only admins approve and publish.
  • An audit trail records who changed and approved what.

Content creator

You promote products you like but do not want to sound like an ad every time.

  • Tone controls that go beyond "professional" and "casual".
  • TikTok hooks and reel scripts written as scripts, not captions.
  • Regenerate a single piece without losing the rest.

Try it on a product you already sell

Free to start, and you approve everything before it goes out.

Create your first campaign