Social media management
Everything is written as you, in your voice — captions, hashtags, graphics and scheduling included in every plan. Monthly, no contract, and you can move up or down a plan whenever the workload changes.
The difference between them is how much lands and across how many platforms. Everything else — the writing, the graphics, the scheduling — is in all four.
The clearest way to see the difference between the plans is to count what actually gets published. Every square below is a finished post — written, designed, captioned and scheduled.
Full Presence works out at roughly nine posts a week across three platforms. That is a genuine content operation, and it's the point at which the weekly planning call in that plan stops being a nicety and starts being necessary.
Most agencies won't show you this, because it makes one of their plans look bad. Here it is anyway: divide the monthly price by the number of posts and you get what you're paying per piece.
Growth is the cheapest per post at £9.17, and Multi-Platform is the dearest at £16.25.
Per-post cost is a useful sanity check and a terrible way to choose. Pick the plan that matches the number of platforms you actually need to be good on, then look at the volume.
That is not a mistake in the pricing. On Multi-Platform you are buying 3 platforms, and each of those 12 posts is written and formatted for a different audience rather than copy-pasted across three feeds. You are paying for reach, not for volume.
Posting is only half of it. The comment asking what something costs is a lead, and left for three days it's a lead somebody else got. Inbox management covers replying to comments and DMs, flagging genuine enquiries to you, and making sure nothing is missed.
One inbox to watch. Comments and DMs answered, genuine enquiries flagged straight to you.
Three inboxes, three sets of notifications and three sets of conventions — monitored across all of them.
Full daily monitoring across all three platforms, with priority on anything that reads like a buying question.
It scales with platforms, not with posts — three platforms means three inboxes to watch, each with its own notifications and its own conventions. That's why it costs more on the multi-platform plans than on the single-platform ones.
These are in all four, including the £60 one. The plans differ on volume and reach, not on how much care goes into each post.
We learn how you actually talk and write to that, so the feed sounds like the business rather than like an agency that took it over.
Branded graphics or properly sourced visuals for every post. Nothing reused from last month, nothing generic pulled off a stock site.
Written, researched and scheduled. You approve, we publish — you never have to log in and post it yourself.
Scheduled against when your audience is actually online, not whenever the content happened to be finished.
Tell us where you are now and what you're trying to get to. We'll tell you which plan fits — including when the answer is the £60 one, or that you don't need us yet.