The short answer
You write a short note about the post. AI turns it into a caption for each network you ticked, written the way that network is used: a caption with hashtags for Instagram, a title, description and tags for YouTube, a feed post for LinkedIn. It writes in the language and brand voice set for your business.
What the film shows
- One note in. In the film the note is nine words: a new autumn menu, starting Friday, book a table.
- A version for each network. Instagram gets a caption and hashtags, YouTube gets a title, description and tags, LinkedIn gets a feed post in a plainer register. The wording in the film is an example; yours is written from your own note.
- Inside each network's limits. The limits differ widely: 2,200 characters on Instagram, 500 on Threads, 300 on Bluesky, 100 for a YouTube title. Each caption is written to fit the network it is for.
- One charge. The captions are charged once per post, not once per network.
What it costs
7 tokens once per post, however many networks it goes to. Publishing is charged separately, per network.
What it does not do
- AI captions are optional. Write your own caption and the 7 tokens are not charged.
- It works from your note and the brand description you have written. It does not know a price or a date you did not give it.
- The captions in the film are illustrations, not a promise of specific wording.
Go deeper
Frequently asked questions
Is the AI caption charged per network?
No. It is 7 tokens once per post and covers every network that post goes to.
What language are the captions in?
The language set for your business, in the brand voice you have described there.
The rest of the series
- How it works: The whole product in one short film, with a page for each part of it.
- Cross-posting: One video becomes five posts, one photo up to seven. What goes where, and what each network receives.
- Telegram bot: Send the bot a photo or video, see the cost, confirm. The whole exchange in 11 seconds.
- Posting API: One POST to publish, one GET for a status per network, and the three app reviews you skip.
- AI inbox: Comments in one inbox, buyers flagged, a reply drafted in the commenter's language for you to send.
- Blog autopilot: Topics in, a pace chosen, articles published to your own WordPress site. And why one a day is the right number.
- Google Ads audit: A nightly review, specific proposals with before and after values, your guardrails re-checked, and your approval.
- Analytics: Thirty days of reach and top posts in one place, and Shopify revenue tied to the posts behind it.
- Token pricing: Three numbers, four packs and a worked example: what a post costs when there is no monthly plan.