Plan it, budget it,
run it.
Paid campaigns on four ad platforms, organic publishing to seven channels, creator work, media plans and budgets, all from one place. What performed, and on which customer group, comes back and sharpens the next brief.
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Every module
Six places you make and run things
Paid, organic and creator work, planned and budgeted in the same place as the campaigns themselves.
Campaigns
Plan a campaign, build its posts and publish to seven channels from one queue, without opening seven tabs.
Read moreAds Manager
Meta, Google Ads, LinkedIn and Pinterest from one place, against the same voice, the same segments and the same reporting.
Read moreMedia Planning
Plans, insertion orders, line items, release orders, spend tracking and reconciliation, with approvals before anything commits.
Read moreBudget Planner
How much to spend and where, worked from your objectives and your actual numbers. There is a free version on this site.
Read moreInfluencer Campaigns
Creator work tracked against the campaign it belongs to, reported like everything else instead of living in a spreadsheet.
Read moreContent Studio
Campaign copy written to your brand for every channel, with the artwork your team already made brought in alongside it.
Read moreSTUDIO module · Campaigns
Seven channels, one queue
Plan a campaign, build its posts, schedule them, and publish to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, Pinterest and WhatsApp without opening seven tabs.
This week in the queue
Illustrative
One queue, seven channels. Each item shows when it goes out in your timezone and in UTC, and publishes once even when the queue is busy.
One scheduling queue
Plan a campaign, build its posts and schedule them across every channel from one place, instead of seven tabs and seven timings.
Publish-time preview
What it will look like on each channel before it goes, because the same caption does not sit the same way everywhere.
Posts tied to the campaign
Organic work belongs to the campaign it supports, so it appears in the same reporting as the paid spend rather than in a separate world.
Publishes once
Every scheduled item shows its send time in your timezone and in UTC, and goes out exactly once even when the queue is busy.
STUDIO module · Ads Manager
Four ad platforms, without four tabs
Meta, Google Ads, LinkedIn and Pinterest, managed from one place, against the same brand voice, the same audience segments and the same reporting.
Four platforms, one view
Illustrative
Meta, 12 active
Facebook and Instagram, against the same segments as everything else.
Google Ads, 6 active
Search sitting beside the rest rather than in its own tab.
LinkedIn, 3 active
Where the audience is professional rather than consumer.
Pinterest, 2 active
Small, and it belongs in the same reporting as the others.
The point is not four logins saved. It is that all four report against the same customer groups.
Meta, Google Ads, LinkedIn and Pinterest
All four managed from one place. Not TikTok or Snapchat today, and we would rather list four we support properly than six we partly do.
Your own audiences, not rebuilt per platform
Segments come from your own customer data and sync outward, so the same group means the same thing in all four.
Campaign health
Delivery, pacing and spend against plan in one view, rather than four dashboards that disagree about the same week.
The same reporting as everything else
Paid results land beside your organic and creator work, joined to the customer groups they reached.
STUDIO module · Media Planning
The spreadsheet, replaced properly
Plans, insertion orders, line items, release orders, spend tracking and reconciliation, with approvals before anything commits. Built for teams who already run media seriously.
A plan mid-quarter, against actual
Illustrative
The gap between planned and actual is visible continuously, rather than discovered when the quarter closes.
Plans and orders in one structure
Plans, insertion orders, line items and release orders, the actual paperwork behind a media buy, rather than a spreadsheet that four people have their own copy of.
Spend tracked against the plan
What was committed, what was released and what actually went out, continuously, rather than assembled at month end.
Reconciliation
The gap between planned and actual visible while you can still act on it. That gap is where media budgets are quietly lost.
Approval before anything commits
A chain that is enforced rather than advisory, because this is the step where money actually leaves.
STUDIO module · Budget Planner
How much, and where
The question that gets answered by instinct in most brands. A guided planner that works from your objectives, your channels and your actual numbers, with a sustainability mode when that matters to the brief.
An allocation for a sales objective
Illustrative
Illustrative. The real split comes from your objective, your margins and what has worked on your segments before.
Starts from the objective
What you are trying to achieve, not what you spent last quarter. Most budget arguments are lost at this step.
Channel allocation with the reasoning
A split you can defend in a review, because the logic behind each number is written down beside it.
Sustainability mode
When the brief calls for it, allocation weighted toward lower-impact choices, with the trade-off stated rather than hidden.
A free version on this site
The planner runs publicly without an account, because a tool that helps you before you buy anything is worth more than a gated demo.
STUDIO module · Influencer Campaigns
Influencer work, in the same system as everything else
Creator activity tracked against the campaigns it belongs to, with the same reporting as your paid and organic work, instead of living in a separate spreadsheet.
A launch week, by source
Illustrative
Possible only because the creator work is attached to the campaign it belongs to, instead of a separate spreadsheet.
Creator matching
Creators matched against your brand profile rather than sorted by follower count.
Campaign management
Briefs, deliverables and status per creator, held against the campaign.
Platform sync
Performance pulled from the platforms rather than reported back by the creator.
Comparable reporting
Results sit in the same reporting as paid and organic, so the comparison is possible.
Where it runs
Eleven places, one queue.
Organic publishing and paid campaigns from the same place, against the same brand voice and the same audience segments. Every scheduled item shows exactly when it will go out, in your timezone and in UTC, and publishes once even when the queue is busy.
Publish and engage
7 channelsPages and posts
Posts and reels
Company pages
X
Posts
YouTube
Videos
Pins and boards
Broadcasts
Advertise
4 platformsMeta Ads
Campaigns, ad sets, creatives
Google Ads
Search campaigns
LinkedIn Ads
Campaign Manager
Pinterest Ads
Campaigns and ad groups
Bring your own creative
Upload what your team or agency already made, or generate it here. Either way it runs from this platform, which is what lets the result come back and inform the next brief.
Put it to work
Fewer tabs, and one
set of numbers.
Eleven channels, six modules you choose between, and every campaign reporting against the same customer groups. See it on your own data in a demo.
No hard sell. If it is not a fit, we will tell you.