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ContentKilla researches trends, writes in your voice, creates platform-ready content, schedules it, posts it, and learns what performs — automatically.
Research, scripting, design, scheduling, posting — content is a full-time job you never signed up for.
You post for two weeks, get busy, go quiet. The algorithm forgets you the moment you stop.
A social manager runs $3,000–$8,000 a month and still posts a few generic times a week.
Your niche, your voice, your goal. A two-minute setup that every agent works from.
Nine agents research, write, design, and adapt platform-ready content in your voice.
Publishes at the best time across every channel, then doubles down on what performs.
A full agency's worth of specialists, working in lockstep, 24/7 — for you.
Scans the web and socials for what is breaking out in your niche right now.
Engineers scroll-stopping opening lines built to stop the thumb.
Keeps every word unmistakably yours — tone, phrases, point of view.
Designs on-brand multi-slide carousels with cinematic visuals.
Writes captions, threads, and video scripts that carry the idea.
Reshapes each piece for the format, length, and tone of every channel.
Queues everything for the highest-performing time on each platform.
Reads engagement back in and learns what actually wins.
Orchestrates the other eight, end to end, so it just runs.
One screen for everything the department is doing: what shipped, what's queued, what's working. Approve in a click, or let Autopilot run the whole operation.
No. Set your brand once and the agents research, write, design, and schedule for you. You approve — or let Autopilot run fully hands-off.
Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Threads, and Google Business — through your own connected accounts.
The Brand Voice Agent writes from your voice profile and your own material, so output reads like you wrote it, not a template.
Yes. Keep everything in draft and approve each post, or switch on Autopilot when you trust it. You set the guardrails.
Set up your brand once and let the department handle the rest — starting today.