The AI social media team for agencies

Run 20 clients with a team of three

InfoQast is a managed platform where a Claude-based AI team does the work — strategy, copy, visuals, per-network adaptation, publishing, and reports — for each of your clients. You review and approve. Nothing goes live without you.

Invite-only alpha. We onboard agencies in cohorts of five.

You already use AI. It still doesn't do the work.

Most agencies run on ChatGPT for drafts, a spreadsheet for planning, and a scheduler for posting. Every post still gets adapted by hand for every network of every client — that's where most of the week goes, and why the next client is always "when we have capacity". Schedulers added an AI button; the adaptation work stayed yours.

InfoQast replaces the glue work, not your judgment: a brief goes in, reviewed content for six networks comes out in minutes — and you stay the editor-in-chief.

Meet the team

Not one "AI assistant" — a set of roles that hand work to each other, remember the brand, and know what worked last month.

Strategist

Turns a client brief into a content plan: topics, formats, and cadence per network.

Copywriter

Writes on-brand copy from the brand's voice skill — examples, taboos, and all.

Designer

Produces visuals and carousels in Creative Studio, within your brand kit.

Publisher

Adapts the approved master post to each network's rules and publishes via official APIs.

Analyst

Collects metrics per client and reports what worked — feeding the next plan.

You

Every draft stops at your approval gate. AI proposes — you publish.

One brief in. Every network out.

  1. Step 1

    Brief

    You describe what the client needs this month.

  2. Step 2

    Master post

    The team drafts one structured master version.

  3. Step 3

    Variants

    It compiles into native formats for every connected network.

  4. Step 4

    Your approval

    You review, edit, or reject. Nothing ships without you.

  5. Step 5

    Publish

    Approved variants go out via official APIs, on schedule.

  6. Step 6

    Report

    The Analyst closes the loop with per-client results.

What no scheduler will sell you

No AI credits

Every plan includes an AI budget at official Anthropic list prices. Overage is billed at the same list prices — zero markup, no exchange rate, no surprise invoice.

Per-client cost metering

See what each client actually costs in AI spend, line by line. For the first time, your unit economics include the content production itself.

You stay in control

Autonomy levels L0–L3 per brand. By default the AI proposes and you publish; autopilot is an explicit switch, guarded by preflight checks and a kill switch.

Your methodology, versioned

Hooks, structures, and brand voices live as skills — reviewable, editable files your agency owns. Not a prompt in someone's head.

Client isolation

Each agency runs in an isolated workspace; each brand is scoped inside it. Tokens and drafts never cross client boundaries.

One master post, every network

The compiler turns one approved master into native variants per platform — thread, carousel, caption — instead of one text pasted everywhere.

Solo from $39/mo. Agency from $129/mo.

Priced by brands and channels — not seats. AI budget included in every plan. Alpha pricing, locked in for design partners.

See pricing

Fair questions

Will AI publish without my approval?

Not unless you explicitly turn that on. Every brand runs at an autonomy level from L0 to L3. At the default levels, the AI team prepares drafts and nothing goes live without your approval. Autopilot is an explicit opt-in per brand, and even then every post passes preflight checks, and a kill switch stops publishing instantly.

How is AI usage billed?

No credits, ever. Each plan includes a monthly AI budget denominated at official Anthropic list prices. If you go over, you pay the same list prices — zero markup — and you see the spend line by line, per client. You can also bring your own Anthropic key on Agency and above for a discount.

Is each client's data isolated?

Yes. Your agency gets an isolated workspace, and every client brand is scoped inside it. Tokens, drafts, and brand context never leak between clients, and agent tools are restricted to the brand they work for. Every action is written to an audit log.

What happens to my methodology?

It becomes a versioned asset you own. Hooks, content structures, brand voice rules, and taboos live as skills — files you can review, edit, and roll back. Your playbook stops being something that walks out the door with an employee.

AI content sounds generic. Why would yours be different?

Because the team works from your brand's skill — voice rules, examples, and taboos — plus what the metrics say actually worked. It's not a "generate caption" button: the Strategist plans, the Copywriter writes for each network's format, and everything still passes your approval before it ships.

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Take the next client without the next hire

The alpha is invite-only: we review requests weekly and onboard agencies in cohorts of five. Design partners get locked pricing and a direct line to the founders.