+AI AGENT · DRAFTS, YOU APPROVE
On-brand posts, without lifting a finger.
From $650/mo what moves this number →
An abandoned feed says “closed” louder than any sign. Our AI agents draft on-brand posts from your practice’s real life; you approve from your phone; the feed stays alive.
See a complete practice website we built — explore the live demo →
✦THE QUIET LEAK
Plenty of practices start the Instagram account — and abandon it by March. Not for lack of caring — for lack of hours. But patients do check, and a feed that died two years ago plants a quiet question: what else here is running on empty?
→WHAT CHANGES FOR YOUR PRACTICE
→OPEN ANY POST
A full profile for a fictional practice, in its own colours: twelve posts, five of them multi-slide. Tap any tile below and the profile opens — swipe a post the way a patient would at a red light, and try the approve step at the bottom of it.
The practice in these posts is fictional and the photographs are generated illustration with no people. The build quality is exactly what we ship — your version would use your rooms, your voice, and your approval before a word of it publishes.
+WHAT’S INCLUDED
→HOW IT WORKS
01SET THE VOICE
We learn your brand, your tone, and your boundaries — what you’d post, and what you never would.
02DRAFT & APPROVE
AI drafts a queue from your real practice life; you approve or tweak in seconds.
03PUBLISH & LEARN
A steady cadence, watched and tuned. The feed reads human — because you stayed in the loop.
✦WHAT YOU ACTUALLY GET
They read your website, then tap through to your feed at a red light — what loads there decides whether they call.
Before anything is drafted we set the type, the colors, the logo lockup and the frame templates every post is built inside. It is why a stranger scrolling sees one practice, not a grid of unrelated squares.
On the first call we write down what is off limits: the treatments you will not show, the team members who do not want to be on camera, the subjects you would rather leave alone. Drafts are checked against it.
No patient's face goes out without a signed release we keep on file, and any post naming a treatment is written so it does not confirm who had it. We follow that discipline; we are not your compliance counsel.
Not every post is a photo with a caption. Some are three-slide explainers — what a crown appointment actually involves, what a first visit looks like — written plainly and read by you before a word publishes.
A post that goes nowhere is decoration. Captions end with the actual next step — book here, call the desk, message us — and the link in your bio goes to a page built to take a booking, not your homepage.
Every photograph, caption, edit and template we make for you sits in a folder you own. If we ever part ways you keep the lot, and whoever comes next can pick it straight up.
$STARTING AT
From $650/mo
Flat monthly, quoted in writing before you commit. Month to month — no minimum term.
→WHAT MOVES THIS NUMBER
Nothing to un-wire if you ever leave: everything we build stays yours. The free Blueprint comes first either way, so you will know what we would recommend before money is discussed.
Get the free Blueprint first →✦THE SOCIAL DRAFTING AGENT, PLAINLY
Four things worth knowing before you switch it on. None of them is a setting you have to remember.
AI-drafted posts built from your photos, services, and seasons Your approval flow — one tap from your phone
Publishing on its own, and anything on your never-post list. It drafts; you decide.
Nothing goes out on its own. You approve each post from your phone before it is scheduled.
Integrations are possible with any practice system that exposes an API. What yours exposes decides whether it writes to the schedule or hands a structured request to the desk — we confirm it on the discovery call. See which systems publish one.
→HOW IT ACTUALLY WORKS
Twenty minutes on how you actually talk, who is happy on camera, and what you would never put in front of a patient. We write it down, and it governs every draft after that.
You: Give us twenty minutes and an honest no-list.
A feed runs on material. We build the library from a photography day, or from what you already own if it is good enough to use, then edit and file it with releases attached.
You: Open the doors for half a day.
Posts arrive together on a rhythm — image, caption, and the next step already written in. You approve, or send one back with a note, and nothing publishes until you have.
You: A few minutes a week, from your phone.
We publish on a steady cadence, push the same photography to your Google profile, and watch comments and DMs so anything needing a human reaches your team. One page a month on what ran.
You: Nothing.
✦IN DETAIL
Plenty of practices open the account, post enthusiastically for a month, and abandon it by March. It is never a lack of caring, it is a lack of hours. But patients do check, and a feed that stopped two years ago plants exactly the doubt you did not want.
We keep it alive using your own photography and your own voice. Posts are drafted for you and scheduled, and nothing publishes without your approval — which takes a few seconds on your phone, not an afternoon.
→YOUR FIRST 90 DAYS
You always know what stage you are at, and every stage produces something you can see.
We agree tone, subjects that are off limits, and a month of themes drawn from your real practice life.
Drafts land for approval on a rhythm; you tap yes or send it back.
A consistent feed that reflects the practice, using the photography we shot rather than stock.
✦ILLUSTRATIVE SCENARIOS · COMPOSITE, UNNAMED, NOT TESTIMONIALS
Composite situations, written to show the work. No practice is named, none is quoted, nothing here is a testimonial.
A feed abandoned mid-rebrand, still showing the old logo
We archived the posts that no longer matched, rebuilt the templates around the new identity, and restarted with a month of drafts pulled from a single shooting day. The owner approved the first batch from a phone on a Sunday.
What changedThe account now reads as the same practice as the front door and the website, instead of a place that changed its mind and stopped.
A practice nervous about putting patients on camera at all
We built the first three months entirely from the rooms, the team and the equipment, with no patient faces anywhere, and wrote the never-post list around that decision. Consent came up later, patient by patient, once the team were comfortable asking.
What changedThe feed stayed alive without anyone at the practice feeling they had crossed a line with a patient.
A new associate starting, and nobody outside knew
We ran a short introduction sequence: a portrait, a carousel on what she treats, and a plain answer to the question existing patients actually ask about being seen by someone new. Every slide went past both dentists before it published.
What changedThe question moved off the phone and onto the feed, where a patient could answer it for themselves before calling.
✦FREE · NO PITCH
A PDF you can run yourself: twelve month pages, each with four weekly themes and three post prompts a week, the three-a-week cadence, the never-post list to fill in, and the consent checklist. It arrives in this thread within a few minutes, attached, along with thirty post ideas a language model drafts from your own site text against our rules on prices, claims and consent. We do not read your feed for this; reply with your handle and a person reads it and tells you what they saw.
On its way. Check your inbox in the next few minutes.
?THE FAIR QUESTIONS
If you have been sold this before and it did not work, these are probably the questions. The answers are the same ones we would give you on the phone.
Usually because they never came to the practice. Stock photos of models with impossible teeth, captions from a template, and a calendar filled to hit a number rather than to say anything. We shoot your rooms, your team and your equipment, and every post is built inside templates made for you. If a draft could belong to any practice in Indianapolis, it is the wrong draft and we do it again.
Honestly — rarely on its own, and rarely the same day. Social is the tab a patient opens after your website and before the call, and it either confirms the impression or quietly undermines it. We cannot promise you bookings from a feed, and anyone who does is guessing. What we promise is the work: a feed that is alive, that looks like your practice, and that never raises the question of whether you are still open.
It arrives as a batch, not a trickle. Drafts land together on a rhythm and you swipe through them the way you would a text thread — approve, or send one back with a note. If a batch sits untouched, nothing publishes; we will chase you rather than post in your name. If five minutes a week genuinely is not there, tell us on the discovery call and we will say so plainly.
With their written permission, yes, and we keep the release on file. Without it: no face, and no caption detail that could identify who had which treatment, even when the patient volunteers it themselves. Plenty of practices run a good feed with no patient photographs at all, and if that is where you want to sit, we will build around it. We follow this discipline carefully; we are not your compliance counsel.
If what you want is a following, this is the wrong service — we build a feed that reassures the patient already checking you out, not an audience. And if nobody can spare five minutes a week to approve drafts, wait, and spend the money on photography first.
✕WHAT WE WILL NOT CLAIM
Each of these is a line another agency will happily cross. Here is where we stand on it, in writing.
?SOCIAL ON AUTOPILOT · GOOD QUESTIONS
That’s exactly what the approval step prevents. The AI drafts from your real practice — your photos, your services, your seasons — and you approve every word. Patients see your voice, faster.
Wherever your patients actually are — typically Facebook and Instagram for a practice, with others added when they earn their place. We’d rather run two channels well than five badly.
Monitoring flags it to your team with a suggested response — a human decides. Public conversations about care deserve human judgment.
It starts at $650/mo. That is a floor rather than a quote: how many posts a month, and how many platforms is what moves it most. You get the exact number flat and in writing before committing to anything, nothing runs on a minimum term, and everything we build stays yours if you ever leave. The free Blueprint comes first either way.
+Free · no pitch · yours to keep
Four fields, one minute. We review your visibility, website, reviews, social, and booking — then send a one-page action plan that tells you exactly whether Social on Autopilot is your practice’s next best move. A real person, straight away — and no sales call required.
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