omniagent // managed
Your creator,and a personanswerable for it
The agency arrangement: we build a personal AI creator for your brand and run the channel ourselves — topics, production, publishing, replies and reporting. The work has a manager with a name, not a shared support inbox.
- Finished clips and posts, already published on schedule
- Comments and DMs answered by the rules you set
- A report: what went out, what landed, what it cost
- One person on the line who owns the outcome
What «managed» means here
Not a tool subscription and not a one-off setup. We work as a studio inside your product: the channel has an author, an editor, and someone answerable for what goes out and what came of it.
You feel the difference in week two: a tool does not care whether the post went out or what it brought. We do, because that is the question on the next call.
The character is yours
Face, voice, manner and backstory are built for the brand and stay fixed: the face does not drift between clips and the voice is the same one every time.
We bring the topics
We read what already worked for your competitors and what the niche is arguing about, and bring a plan — you say yes, no, or «like this».
Production and publishing
Clips, carousels, captions, the schedule and quiet hours. A post a platform rejected is marked rejected and re-sent, not quietly lost.
Response
We answer comments and DMs by agreed rules and hand the hot ones to your Telegram instead of leaving them hanging.
Who does what
The usual reason a managed arrangement falls apart is that nobody drew the line. Here it is.
Our side
- The character, the voice, the visual style
- Topics and a content plan a month ahead
- Producing and editing every piece
- Publishing, scheduling, re-sending rejects
- Comment replies and first-line DMs
- A weekly report and a call every two weeks
Your side
- Account access — with your own hands, in your own session
- The substance: product, prices, cases, what must never be said
- Decisions on contested topics, within a day
- Paying for generation in credits as it happens
We never ask for passwords and never store them: you connect the platform yourself, and we work inside your workspace from there.
What the first month looks like
Four weeks from «we talked» to a channel that runs.
Discovery and the character
We collect the substance, sign off the face and voice on samples, and write the do-not-say list. By the end of the week there is a character and the first topics.
First pieces
We produce and publish the first batch, set the schedule and the reply rules. You review finished work, not a brief.
Rhythm
We reach the planned volume, switch autopilot on for the agreed formats, and wire up per-account analytics.
First conclusions
The monthly report: what worked, what we drop, where the volume moves. Next month's plan comes from the data, not from a feeling.
What actually goes out
The clips below came off this system. The caption is the format and its cost, not our rate.
Formats are chosen for the niche: a short piece to camera, a product walk-through, a carousel, a reply to a comment. Which ones is decided at the discovery call.
Who answers for the result
The channel has a manager with a name and a phone number. They join the call, bring the report, and answer for what went out — including the weeks when nothing good did.
The report is not a screenshot of a flattering number: reach per account, what was published, what a platform rejected, what generation cost. You can see the same data in your own dashboard at any time — we are not the only source of truth about our own work.
What it costs
The managed service is a fixed monthly figure. Generation is metered separately as it happens, so it is visible where the money actually went.
from $500/mo
in credits; the cost is shown before each run
from $500
quoted on the call — part of the work is shared
The exact figure depends on volume: pieces per week, how many platforms, and whether DMs are in scope. We name it on the call along with the first month's plan.
If managed is more than you need
Three doors next to this one, so you do not buy more than you want.
The platform with the agent inside: creators, autopilot, publishing, reports. See the platform →
A one-off done by hand: creators, plan, automation. From $500. Fill in the form →
Donor accounts launched and commenting where your audience is. Open the service →
What we do not promise
It matters most here: you are paying for work, not for a promise.
A set number of views or leads
We answer for volume, quality and regularity, and for every piece passing the gate before money is spent. Sales also depend on your product, price and market — promising them would be a lie.
That we replace your marketer
We produce and run. Positioning, pricing and customer work stay with you — and without your substance the channel goes hollow fast.
An instant start on a fresh account
A young account needs warming up with real activity, or the first pieces go nowhere. If the account is new we start with the warm-up, not with a schedule.
That generation is inside the fee
It is metered as it happens and shown before each run. That keeps the fee from hiding a markup, and lets the volume move either way.
Questions
How many pieces a month are included?
Decided at discovery: most start at 8–12 a month per channel and grow from the data. Volume is the first thing we move, which is why it is not welded into the price.
Whose accounts and whose material?
Yours. You connect the accounts, the workspace is yours, and the creator and every asset stay with you after the engagement — along with the system that makes them.
Can we intervene in the content?
Yes — that is what review is for: until you switch a format to automatic, nothing goes out without your yes. Most clients automate part of the formats after a month and keep the rest on review.
What if we do not like it?
It is month to month, with no long contract. Two weeks' notice and we hand the channel over — it keeps running, because it lives in your own account.
Do you run English-language channels?
Yes, English and Russian are the working languages. The voice is picked from the library or cloned from your sample.
Talk about the managed service
Tell us the niche and the platforms — we bring the first month's plan and a price to the call.