Is it really automatic?
Mostly, yes. Once it's set up, posting, scheduling, full-video uploads, outreach emails, tracker logging and your nightly report run on their own. Content waits for your approval unless you choose to let it run on your rules. A few things stay with you: uploading to YouTube and sending your assistant the video (it doesn't watch your channel), and the occasional login code when a platform asks.
What do I need to provide?
Your channel and the source video files, your platform logins once, a brand Gmail for outreach, and a Buffer account for TikTok, Facebook and Pinterest (usually 3 channels, about $6 each per month, paid by you directly to Buffer). Everything else is covered.
Do you run it, or build it?
We build your assistant and look after it every month: that's what the plans cover. If you'd rather have a build-only handover so you or your team run it yourselves, we can agree that separately on the call or by message.
Who picks the clips?
Your assistant suggests a timestamped list of clip moments, usually 2–4 per video, and you approve or change it before anything is cut. AI picks aren't perfect, so a human eye on clips is worth it. You can also set rules and let it choose.
Whose accounts does it post to?
Your own accounts, or new ones set up in your name. Either way, you own them and keep them if you leave.
Will my accounts get banned?
Your assistant posts at normal rates, follows each platform's rules, and labels AI-made content where it's required. On Reddit it only leaves genuine comments in relevant communities, with no link spam. No platform can be fully predicted, but it doesn't use spammy tactics.
Do you guarantee views, followers or income?
No. Nobody can honestly promise that. What we promise is the work: your videos spread as clips, re-uploads and written posts to the platforms you choose, every month, with a nightly report.
Is there a contract?
No long contract. Plans are monthly and you can cancel anytime.