full service · not software
Posts, stories and reels every day, comments handled and a report on what sold, on every network. You just approve. If you want to.
● running in production today · built to raise your conversion rate
24/7
the team creates, publishes and measures every day — no vacations, no days off
conversion
the whole system works to raise your rate — measured piece by piece, optimized every week
8/10
the art director's minimum score — anything lower gets redone
< 1 junior
the whole team for less than one junior salary
In an agency contract, you're the one supplying photos, video and content. With an in-house hire, you get what one person can handle. Here the whole team delivers finished work, every day.
| unseen. | In-house social media hire | Traditional agency | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who creates the content | the team, 61 to 140 pieces/month | them, 15 to 20 pieces/month | you, with their guidance |
| Who publishes | the team, at the best time | them, when they can | you, or a tool |
| Comments and DMs | every day: questions answered and complaints off the wall in comments; every DM conversation flagged on your WhatsApp | when there's time left | no, or a separate plan |
| Networks | all of them, included in every plan | as many as they can handle | one or two, each its own project |
| Blog | included in every plan, on your WordPress or hosted by unseen | no | separate project |
| Paid media | automatic boosts in every plan, management included up to a monthly spend cap | no | separate management + fee |
| Who owns the material | you, always | you | the agency, by contract |
| First piece live | 7 days, onboarding included | 2 to 4 weeks | 30 to 60 days |
| Lock-in | monthly, cancel anytime | payroll: taxes, vacations, turnover | 12 months, 15-day notice |
| Price | Launch price for founding clients, locked for 12 months. Less than one junior salary. | $4.2k to $5.6k with taxes and benefits | $2k to $10k + production |
Get 3 pieces from the team that produces, freeno card, no call
Every plan has the whole team, comments, DMs, blog and reporting. What changes is the volume, the articles, the DM coupon and paid media. Over your quota? The team tells you and you decide, no per-piece overage.
Now onboarding founding brands.
Essential
for brands that want to show up every day, with reels and carousels every week
Launch price for founding clients, locked for 12 months.
61 pieces + 4 articles/month · whole team included
Networks included: Instagram · Facebook · Threads · TikTok · Pinterest · LinkedIn · YouTube · X
Growth
for brands that post but don't sell: the profile becomes a sales channel
Launch price for founding clients, locked for 12 months.
105 pieces + 8 articles/month · whole team included
Networks included: Instagram · Facebook · Threads · TikTok · Pinterest · LinkedIn · YouTube · X
Performance
for brands that sell every day and want scale with paid media on top
Launch price for founding clients, locked for 12 months.
140 pieces + 8 articles/month · whole team included
Networks included: Instagram · Facebook · Threads · TikTok · Pinterest · LinkedIn · YouTube · X
Custom
groups, franchises, agencies and brands with several accounts
Launch price for founding clients, locked for 12 months.
Scope it in a meetingevery network in every plan: one piece, the art remade in each network's size and the copy adapted; the cost is producing, not distributing
7-day onboarding, included in every plan · monthly contract, no lock-in · every piece goes through the minimum score of 8 · boosts in every plan: budget paid directly to the network, with management included up to the plan's spend cap
$31,300/month
5 professionals + employer taxes and benefits, with vacations, sick days, turnover and meetings (typical US entry-level salaries, Glassdoor, Sept 2026).
less than one junior salary
Launch price for founding clients, locked for 12 months. Publishing every day, answering every comment, learning every week. No vacations, no turnover, no payroll taxes.
"We do everything" only counts with the list next to it. What's left out is what agencies call a separate project, and we'd rather say it upfront.
Visual DNA, pieces, articles and learnings stay with the brand. Leave with everything, organized.
Monthly contract. No penalty, no lock-in, no 15-day notice.
Credit only goes out when a piece passes the minimum score and reaches you for approval.
Cancelled? Unused credit comes back within 10 days, and your library arrives organized within 15.
unseen may show published pieces as portfolio. Don't want that? Ask and it's out.
Start with 3 free piecesthe full contract arrives before you accept
Each one has a role — and the whole team updates itself with every engagement and every market trend, always aiming at more conversion.
what we learn feeds the next cycle
Strategist
plans with catalog, calendar and trends
Copywriter
hook, caption and hashtags in the brand's voice
Designer
2 to 5 versions per piece, in the brand's visual DNA
Art director
minimum score 8 — rejects and redoes
You
approve with one tap — or autopilot
Publisher
best time; feed + story with link
Analyst
measures every day — what engages becomes a rule
Strategist
plans with catalog, calendar and trends
Copywriter
hook, caption and hashtags in the brand's voice
Designer
2 to 5 versions per piece, in the brand's visual DNA
Art director
minimum score 8 — rejects and redoes
You
approve with one tap — or autopilot
Publisher
best time; feed + story with link
Analyst
measures every day — what engages becomes a rule
No black box: every decision is recorded — what was created, the score it got, when it was published and what BI concluded from the numbers.
unseen · production room simulation
18:45 · BI collected yesterday's story metrics — CTR 2.1%, saves 3× the average
17:00 · Publisher released the carousel at Thursday's best time
12:47 · Art director approved “llama sheets” — score 8.7
12:31 · Designer delivered 4 versions of “tummy time”
11:58 · BI wrote a rule: “9am poll engages 2×”
09:12 · Strategist swapped the topic: sheets are converting 3× more
the full log — every piece, version, score and metric — lives in the client dashboard
Video (Reels, TikTok, Shorts), carousel, post, story and banner. Each piece created, critiqued and finished by the team in the brand's visual language — from baby linens to the black of consumer electronics.
demo studies made by the engine; the brands are visual references only, not clients
Topics come from what people type into Google. The writer writes in the brand's voice with links to your products. The reviewer only releases at a score of 8 or higher. Approved, it goes to your blog: on your WordPress or hosted by unseen.
The right crib is the one that fits the room, has a safety certification and a firm mattress in the exact size. The rest is taste. In the first three months a baby sleeps up to 17 hours a day, and that's when the choice really makes a difference.
A standard crib is about 52 × 28 in and a mini crib around 38 × 24 in. The size defines the mattress and the sheets, so choose before buying the layette.
No. Rocking helps soothe in the first weeks, but most lock and become a regular crib around 6 months.
When the baby can get a leg over the rail, usually between 18 months and 2 years.
4 articles a month on Essential, 8 on Growth and Performance · on your WordPress, in your store via webhook, or hosted by unseen
Start with 3 free piecesno card, no commitment
Complaints leave the wall, unanswered. Questions from people who want to buy get an answer in the brand's voice. Whoever comments "I want it" gets the link in the DM, with a single-use coupon from Growth up. You approve first, or leave it on automatic.
3 complaints at the top, 2 buyers without an answer
2 replies in 15 minutes, 3 complaints off the storefront, 1 tag left alone
Agency "discovery" takes 30 to 60 days and ends with a proposal. Ours ends with a piece live. You only give the website, the Instagram and approve the DNA.
Day 1
Website and Instagram read: logo, photos, colors, products and what the audience responds to. Visual DNA drafted.
Day 2
You approve the visual DNA and the brand rules: tone, what it can and can't promise.
Day 3
Month's calendar ready and the first pieces on your WhatsApp for approval.
Day 5
Instagram and Facebook connected on an official Meta screen. The team takes over the comments.
Day 7
First pieces published, stories with links, report running. The cycle never stops again.
No mystery: quantity, day, time and quality are decided by rule, and the rule is right here.
1
Each plan carries a quota per format: posts, stories, carousels, reels and articles. The team spreads it across the days of the month and never exceeds the quota. Getting close, it warns you and you decide whether to move up a plan.
2
Sunday night the week's plan is born with topics, campaigns and dates. Every night the daily grid completes the day: sales stories with the right products and the day's poll.
3
It starts with the best times per format, respects the rules you set and, every Monday, reorders itself by what your audience actually responded to.
4
Every piece of art goes through an Art Director with vision and a checklist of more than 190 rules. Below 8, the team redoes it. If it still doesn't get there, you get the best version with its score and decide.
5
In copilot, each piece waits for your OK in the app or on WhatsApp; if you don't reply until 1 hour before the slot, the team approves it and tells you, and you can ask it to always wait. In autopilot, whatever passed the score is born scheduled.
6
Every link carries its own code. The report shows reach and clicks per piece, and orders and revenue once the store shares its sales data, and what engaged above average can get a paid boost within the limit you set.
No mandatory dashboard, no marketing hires: the owner or the sales manager runs the business's entire communication straight from WhatsApp — approves pieces, sees what got results, checks and changes the schedule. Minutes a day, all in your hands.
Good morning! Tomorrow's 7am piece is ready: “Tummy time without tears”. Approve?
18:02Approved
18:04Scheduled ✓ And yesterday's result: the sales story got 34 clicks to the product — 2.1% of viewers, 3× the average.
18:04Nice. How's this week's schedule?
18:06Mon: 3 posts + 2 stories · Tue: layette carousel + video · Wed: poll + 7pm offer. Want to change anything?
18:06Move the video to Thursday
18:07Done — video moved to Thursday 6pm. The rest stays as is.
18:07approvals, results, schedule and alerts — the team talks to you where you already are
The engine is the same — research, creation, critique, publishing, measurement. The difference is who gives the final OK before each piece goes live.
for those who want to see it first
Every finished piece lands on your WhatsApp before going out. Approve with one tap — or write the change (“swap the photo”, “less text”) and the new version comes back for your approval. No reply until 1 hour before the slot, the team approves and tells you; if you'd rather it always waits, just say so.
for those who want results without the routine
The team creates, critiques, publishes and measures on its own, on the agreed grid — only what passed the art director with a score ≥ 8 goes live. You follow the numbers and take the wheel whenever you want.
switch modes whenever you want — it's per brand and changes instantly
You don't get a login and a manual to operate a tool. You get the finished service: piece live, number measured, plan redone. It's the shift Sequoia Capital describes in its report Services: The New Software — the next tech giant sells the finished work, not the tool. Worldwide, for every dollar spent on software, six go to services. unseen was born on the bigger side.
The team. The brand diagnosis, the visual DNA, the playbook and the month's calendar come out in the 7 days of onboarding, and replanning happens every week with your brand's numbers. What an agency delivers after 60 days of consulting is, here, the start of the service, not a separate project.
Yes. The operation is run by the team of agents, with art direction and review on every piece, and a person from unseen follows your brand. On the Performance plan, you have a monthly 30-minute meeting with them. Beyond that, just message us on WhatsApp.
We do everything on the list in the What "everything" means section: content, publishing, comments and DMs, blog, reporting and managed media. We don't do websites, brands from scratch, events or order handling. It's written down before you sign.
You can run both in parallel for a month: the agency on strategy, unseen producing and publishing.
The plan is a fixed monthly amount, paid upfront, that becomes credit in your account. Each delivered piece uses credit from a per-piece table, and your plan's quota fits in it. A piece that didn't pass the score uses no credit. Extras, like an AI-generated photo or the third redo of the same piece, come from the same credit. Nothing is billed later.
Yes. The team reads your catalog from the product feed your store already generates (the same one used for Google Shopping) to use product, price and stock in the pieces. To see sales per piece, the store shares its order data, set up during onboarding.
It stays in your account: next month's payment only tops it up to the plan amount. For companies, credit is valid for 60 days after the last top-up; for individuals, it doesn't expire. If you cancel, what's left comes back within 10 days.
Depends on the mode: in copilot, you — with one tap, straight from your phone or replying on WhatsApp; if you don't reply until 1 hour before the slot, the team approves and tells you, and you can ask it to always wait. In autopilot, the team publishes on its own what passed the art director. Switch modes whenever you want.
Write the change you want — “swap the photo”, “bigger title”, “less text” — and the team redoes it, already learning from the reason. Below a score of 8, a piece only goes live if you approve it.
Yes. The contract is monthly, with no lock-in and no penalty. You subscribe to a plan month by month and cancel whenever you want.
No. The 7 days of onboarding, with brand reading, visual DNA, playbook and network connections, are included in every plan.
unseen hosts your blog at an unseen address. Have WordPress? We publish straight into it. The articles are yours and export as HTML whenever you want.
The team learns your brand's visual DNA — from baby linens to the black of consumer electronics, as you can see in the portfolio above. Store, service, restaurant, clinic: if the brand has a face, the team writes in it.
An Instagram professional account (business or creator; free, switch in 1 minute in the app settings). You log in with it through the link the team sends, on Instagram's own login screen, and that's it. To boost posts, a Facebook Page too.
From your library, your feed and your catalog. Missing a scene, the team generates the image in the brand's style — but a product for sale is always a real photo, checked against the catalog with live price and stock.
Little: your website, your Instagram handle and a few questions about the brand, by text or voice. Then you just approve the pieces.
Everything. The brand's visual manual (versioned DNA), every published piece and the rules BI learned from your audience are yours — delivered organized, no retention tricks.
Send your website and Instagram handle: the team reads both, builds your brand's style and makes three pieces with a score — no scheduled call, no card.
live in 7 days · no lock-in · approve on WhatsApp or leave it on automatic