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Creating a workspace is free today: sign in with Google, set up your business, connect your accounts and have posts written for you to review. It doesn't ask for a card or start a trial. Card checkout is not available yet; it opens after our first design partners. From then on, every plan starts with a 14-day free trial. A card is needed to start it, and you aren't charged until the trial ends. The trial applies to your first subscription.

Plans are billed monthly or yearly in US dollars through Stripe. Paying yearly costs 10 months' price, so you get 2 months free. Prices exclude any applicable taxes. Stripe holds your card details; we never see them. If a payment fails, Stripe retries it and emails you, and your workspace keeps full access for 7 days. After that, publishing pauses until the payment goes through; your dashboard and saved drafts stay readable.

Use Manage billing in your workspace. Cancelling stops the next renewal: your plan runs to the end of the period you've paid for and you aren't charged again. Cancel during the free trial and you're never charged. Stripe prorates a switch between plans, and an upgrade raises your allowances straight away.

Allowances reset each billing period. There are no overage charges: when you reach one, that kind of work waits until your next period, or you can upgrade to raise it straight away.

Nothing is posted until you approve it. You see each post as it will appear on each network, then approve it, edit it or skip it. An approval covers that exact version: if the words or the picture change, the post needs approving again. "Approve all" approves exactly the posts on your screen and nothing else. Today there is no setting that posts without your approval.

You can connect Google Business Profile, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky, Telegram, Reddit, Pinterest, YouTube and Snapchat today, on a secure page run by our posting partner, Ayrshare. Approved posts can be published to the accounts you connect. Create a post for any connected network: write it yourself or have AI write it, and add your own photos or a video. Instagram needs a picture or video. Reddit posts need your own community and title. Pinterest needs your own photo; YouTube needs your own video and title, and is private unless you choose otherwise; Snapchat needs your own photo or portrait video. Reddit, Pinterest, YouTube and Snapchat are for posts you create yourself, rather than the weekly plan. We don't offer X or TikTok. Google Business Profile comes with every plan; the other networks count toward your plan's social accounts.

Growth and Pro include a monthly allowance of AI pictures. Open Studio, then Create, to generate pictures from a description, add reference photos, make variations or edit a picture with words. OpenAI picture generation is available today. The studio also offers Gemini; if a model can't complete your request, it shows why and lets you try another model. Finished pictures stay in your Library and can be used in a post. Posts can also use AI backgrounds under your brand's words and logo. Starter uses branded template pictures and your own photos.

Your workspace is private to you and the teammates you invite. We don't sell your data or use it to train AI models. You sign in to each network on our posting partner's page, so we never see those passwords. Posts are written with Anthropic's Claude, AI pictures are made with OpenAI and Google's Gemini, and card payments go through Stripe. You can ask us to delete your account and data at any time; the Privacy Policy and Data deletion pages explain how.

Yes. The agency plan is $79 per client workspace a month, with a minimum of 5 workspaces. Each client workspace gets the Growth plan's allowances, and prices drop 10% from 10 workspaces and 20% from 25 workspaces. We set agency plans up directly rather than through self-serve checkout. See the agencies page for what works today.

Our first design partners get 50% off their first 6 months, with a code at checkout. We offer those places directly: the founding-partner page explains what you get, what we ask and how to apply.