AI Social Media
FAQ

Everything people ask us.

39 straight answers on how it learns your brand, where it posts, what it costs and what happens to your data. Anything missing goes to a human.

Getting started

What it is and what happens in the first two minutes.

What is AI Social Media Now?

It's a social media manager that runs on autopilot. It studies your business, writes and designs posts in your brand's voice for every channel you use, and publishes them on a schedule once you've approved them. Your part is reviewing the drafts — most people spend under a minute a day.

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How long does setup take?

About two minutes. You paste your website address, we read it to learn your products, tone and audience, and your first posts are drafted while you wait. There is nothing to install and no template to fill in first.

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Can I try it before I pay?

Yes. Your first 7 posts are free and no card is asked for — you see real posts written for your actual business, not a demo. You only pick a plan when you want the rest of the plan and want them published.

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Do I need to be good at content or social media?

No. Strategy, writing, design and timing are all handled for you, and the drafts arrive finished. If something isn't right you say so in plain English, the way you'd tell a colleague, and it gets rewritten.

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What if my website is thin or I don't have one?

The website is the fastest start, not a requirement. You can fill in your brand details, products and audience yourself, and add anything else the AI should know — price lists, offers, notes about your customers — to your knowledge hub afterwards. The more it knows, the sharper the posts get.

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Can my team use it with me?

Yes. You can invite people to your workspace and give them either admin or member access, so someone else can review and approve while you stay in charge of the settings and billing.

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The content it makes

Voice, images, edits, languages and who owns the result.

Will it actually sound like my brand?

That's the part we spend the most on. It reads your site first, then writes against a brand profile you can edit directly: tone, the words you use, the ones you never use, what you sell and who you sell it to. Every post you approve or reject teaches it more.

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What exactly does it create?

A finished post: the caption, the hashtags, and a matching graphic, written and sized for the network it's going to. The same idea reads differently on LinkedIn than it does on TikTok, so each platform gets its own version rather than one caption copied six times.

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Does it make the images too?

Yes. Graphics are generated in your brand's colours and fonts, and you can point it at your own photo library or a stock library instead when you'd rather use a real picture. Nothing is watermarked and everything is downloadable.

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Can I change a post before it goes out?

Always. Edit the text directly, or ask for the change in plain language — "make it shorter", "less salesy", "mention the Saturday opening" — and it rewrites the caption or redraws the graphic. Nothing is published until you approve it.

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What if I don't like what it writes?

Swipe it away and it's gone; it costs you a second and teaches the system what you don't want. If a whole run feels off, adjust your writing style and content settings once and the next batch changes with it.

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Can it write in my language?

Yes. You set your content language and the posts are written natively in it — accents, diacritics and all — not translated from English afterwards.

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Won't it look like every other AI post?

That's the failure mode we design against. Posts are built from your own facts — your products, your offers, your customers — and shaped by a content style you choose, so they read like a business with a point of view rather than a chatbot being upbeat. And you approve every one, which is the last filter.

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Who owns the posts?

You do. We don't claim ownership of content generated for you, and you're free to use it anywhere — your own channels, ads, print, anything. You keep ownership of everything you upload as well.

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Do I have to disclose that posts are AI-generated?

That depends on where you publish and the rules that apply to you — under the EU AI Act, for instance, some content has to be labelled, and the platforms have their own policies. You're the publisher, so that call and that labelling are yours. You review everything before it goes out, which is the point at which to make it.

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Channels & publishing

Which networks, how they connect, and when things go live.

Which networks can it post to?

Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, TikTok and Pinterest are live today. Stories, YouTube, Threads, Bluesky, Reddit and paid ads are on the way, and every plan includes every live channel — we don't charge per network.

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How do I connect my accounts?

Through each network's official login screen, the same way you'd connect any other app. One click per network, and you can disconnect from your settings — or from the network itself — whenever you like.

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Do you need my passwords?

No, and we never ask for them. You approve access on the network's own site and we're handed a token that only does what you allowed, which you can revoke at any time without changing your password.

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Does it post on its own?

Only after you've approved a post. Approved posts are scheduled and published for you; anything you haven't approved stays in the queue and never goes anywhere.

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Who decides when posts go out?

It schedules approved posts at sensible times for each network by default, laid out on a calendar you can see a month at a time. If you'd rather a post landed on Thursday morning, move it.

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Can I post manually instead?

Yes. You can download any caption and graphic and post it yourself, which is also the answer for a network we don't publish to yet — or for a client account you'd rather not connect.

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What happens if a connection breaks?

Networks expire access tokens periodically; when that happens the channel is flagged in your connections and reconnecting takes one click. Your posts and schedule are untouched in the meantime.

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Plans & billing

What it costs, what's included, and how to leave.

What do the plans cost?

There are two: Pro, for one business posting consistently, and Max, for brands running much more. Both bill monthly or yearly, and paying yearly saves 20%. You see both plans side by side inside the app, after the free start.

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What's the difference between Pro and Max?

They do the same job. Pro covers up to four connected channels and a month of content for one business; Max removes the channel and volume ceilings and adds deeper analytics, priority generation and priority support.

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How does the monthly post allowance work?

Each plan includes an allowance of AI-generated posts per month — Pro covers a full content calendar for one business, Max gives you several times the headroom. Drafts you reject don't come back to bite you: you're paying for a plan, not per click.

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Do you charge per channel or per user?

No. Every live channel is included in every plan, and inviting your colleagues doesn't change the price.

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Can I cancel any time?

Yes, from your account settings, in a couple of clicks. There's no lock-in and no cancellation call — your plan simply runs to the end of the period you've already paid for and then stops.

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Can I switch plans or billing cycle later?

Any time, from the billing portal in your account. Switching mid-cycle is prorated, so you're only charged the difference.

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What about VAT and invoices?

Prices on the site are shown excluding VAT, and the total you'll be charged is shown at checkout before you confirm. Receipts and invoices are in your billing portal at any time.

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Do you have discounts?

Paying yearly saves 20%, and there's a promo-code field at checkout if you've been given one.

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Data, privacy & security

Where your data lives and what we do — and don't do — with it.

Is my data safe?

Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, access is limited to those who need it, and it's stored primarily inside the EU/EEA. AI Social Media Now is run by MeltFlex s.r.o. in Slovakia under the GDPR.

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Do you train AI models on my content?

No. We don't train models on your data, and our AI providers are contractually barred from using anything sent through the product to train theirs. Your brand, your documents and your posts are used to make your content and nothing else.

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Who can see my brand information?

You and anyone you invite to your workspace. We don't sell your data or share it for advertising, and the only third parties involved are the services that run the product — hosting, the AI providers, the payment processor — each of them named in the privacy policy.

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Can I get my data deleted?

Yes. You can delete your content in the product, and you can ask us to erase your account entirely — along with the rest of your GDPR rights, including a copy of your data. Email us and we'll handle it.

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Deciding

The questions people ask right before they sign up.

Why not just use ChatGPT and Canva?

You can, and plenty of people do — for about three weeks. The hard part isn't writing one post, it's writing the next hundred in the same voice, designing them, scheduling them and actually posting them every week. This does the whole loop, and it remembers your brand between posts so you're not re-explaining it every time.

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How does this compare to an agency or hiring someone?

It costs a fraction of either and it doesn't take a briefing call, a month of onboarding or a holiday. What an agency still gives you is a human strategist for the big campaigns — this is for the constant, consistent posting underneath them, which is the part that usually slips.

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What if I have hardly any followers?

Then you're the person this was built for. Nobody grows an audience from posting twice a year. Consistent, on-brand posting is how you get found, and this keeps that running while you get on with the business.

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Will it work for my industry?

It works from your website and your own knowledge rather than a library of industry templates, so it adapts to trades, clinics, cafés, studios, shops and B2B software alike. The fastest way to know is to look at your own first posts, which are free.

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I have a question that isn't here.

Email hello@aisocialmedianow.com and a person will answer. If it turns out other people are asking it too, it ends up on this page.

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Still deciding?

The fastest answer isn’t on this page — it’s your own first posts. Paste your website and see what it writes for your business. Seven posts, no card.

Wondering where it publishes? See every channel we post to.