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The social build

It makes your social media from footage you already have.

It reads your library once, cuts the short videos, writes the posts and the replies in your voice, fills the week and keeps one inbox. You tap yes before anything goes out. And you own the software that does it.

Talk to us about the social build Try it, in this page
  • Your footage, read once
  • Nothing out without your yes
  • $7,500–12,000, one business, once

The software, in this page

Click through the social build. Then switch the assistant on.

This is the real software with an invented café in it. The assistant is locked, the way it would be if you bought the social build alone. Switch it on and you see what having both looks like: one app, a toggle at the top.

The social build · a clickable demo · invented data

What is switched on in this demo
Open the social demo

The real software, with an invented café in it. Nothing saves, nothing sends, nothing posts.

Open the demo
The social build as an invented café would own it: the home screen, the finished videos, the plan, the funnels, the inbox. The assistant sits in the bar as a locked upgrade until you switch it on. Every business, person, photograph, message, booking, price and number in here is invented. None is a real client, customer or prospect, and nothing in it is connected to anything. Open it on its own page The whole demo, in eight businesses

Four screens

What it makes, and where you say yes.

An ivory screen from an invented wedding planner's own software, Juniper Lane Weddings: a centred italic serif wordmark under a two-rings mark, a ruled line of small-capital tabs, and hairline-bordered panels with no shadows. Heading Ready for you, 1 of 3, and a field reading A calm explainer on how a first look works with a sage Build it button. Left, a tall phone-shaped frame holding a photograph of an empty stone terrace at golden hour with festoon lights and two wooden chairs, labelled Instagram and 0:34, captioned Twenty quiet minutes, on purpose. Right: built from five sources with small photo thumbnails, the terrace at golden hour, the aisle before anyone sat, hands and rings with no faces, the couple's mood board and Sol's handwritten run sheet; the title and its opening line; goes to Instagram, TikTok and Facebook; four panels for Sound, Your voice, Captions and Checked, all clear 6 of 6; and buttons Yes, send it and Not this one.
Ready for you. The finished video, the clips it was built from, and two buttons: Yes, send it, or Not this one. An invented example: Juniper Lane Weddings is not a real business. Every name and number in it is made up. Swipe the picture sideways to see all of it. Open full size (1500 × 1290)
A warm paper-coloured screen from an invented café's own software, Sunday Street Coffee, with a deep brown top bar, an orange sun-and-cup mark, rounded friendly type and chunky cream cards. Heading The plan, This week, then five columns: Today has 7:00am The first pour of the day, Instagram video, waiting on you, with a photograph of espresso pulling into a white cup, and 12:30pm The winter toastie is back, Facebook video, waiting on you, with a photograph of a hand wiping a chalkboard; Tomorrow 8:00am Where our beans come from, TikTok video, you said yes, with a photograph of a roaster drum; Monday 7:30am Public holiday hours, Google photo, being made, with a photograph of the empty café in morning sun; Tuesday 9:00am Your newsletter, email, being made; Wednesday 8:00am How we dial in the grinder, YouTube video, being made, with a photograph of a barista at the machine.
The plan. Every post by day: what is waiting on you, what you said yes to, what is still being made. An invented example: Sunday Street Coffee is not a real business. Every name and number in it is made up. Swipe the picture sideways to see all of it. Open full size (1500 × 800)
A black screen from an invented night club's own software, Parallax: behind a faint grid, a darkened photograph of a crowd in silhouette under a green laser; acid-green condensed capitals, a triangle mark, square boxed navigation cells and sharp-cornered panels. Heading FUNNELS, 1,710 magnets sent, every one asked for. Left, three funnel rows: Saturday guest list, word GUESTLIST, 212 started and 164 delivered, outlined in green; The set times, SETTIMES; Booth enquiry, BOOTH. Right, the open funnel: six numbered steps from The trigger to Closing ask with their wording, a Send it anyway if they do not follow switch turned on, four green bars for Triggered 212, DM sent 198, Asked to follow 198, Delivered 164, a note that 14 could not be DMed, and a list of handles with Delivered, Asked to follow, DM sent or The platform would not let us DM, ending Replies only, no cold outreach.
Funnels. Someone comments your word; it replies, DMs them and sends the thing they asked for. You see who reached each step. An invented example: Parallax is not a real business. Every name and number in it is made up. Swipe the picture sideways to see all of it. Open full size (1500 × 1250)
A white screen from an invented law firm's own software, Calder Whitlock Lawyers, set in an old-style serif with ink-navy buttons, square flat boxes and a thin gold rule under the heading. A CW monogram and wordmark top left, underlined tab navigation. Heading Inbox, 2 need you, 1 drafted waiting, 19 came in today, with channel boxes for LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, Google and Email. Six bordered cards in two columns: Marta V asks what a will for a couple costs, held, asks about price; Ollie N asks whether a landlord can give 14 days' notice, held, a legal question, both with Answer it yourself and Skip; Hamid S by email asks for the engagement letter again, with a drafted reply and Send, Edit and Skip; a LinkedIn comment CHECKLIST answered by a funnel with its public reply; Grace O asking about meetings after 5pm answered by the assistant; and Theo K thanked by the firm. A bar underneath reads What it holds for you, 4 on.
The inbox. Every comment, message and email in one list, with a reply already written. Price and complaints are held for you. An invented example: Calder Whitlock Lawyers is not a real business. Every name and number in it is made up. Swipe the picture sideways to see all of it. Open full size (1500 × 1370)

Also in it

The parts a screenshot does not show.

What it costs

$7,500–12,000 for one business, once.

One-off, in Australian dollars, quoted in writing before anything starts. Sold on its own; add the assistant in the same build for $3,500 more and the two run as one app.

The social build

The shell, plus the social engine.

The social build, one businessOne owner, one business, one person running it. The shell plus the social engine.$7,500–12,000
The social build, several businessesOne owner who runs several businesses, each walled from the others, all under one login.$12,000then $2,500 for each extra business
The assistant, built with SocialThe assistant engine on the same shell, in the same job: its own number, its own knowledge, its own hold rules.+$3,500on top of the social build
Social and the assistant, one businessOne shell, both engines, one app with a toggle at the top.$11,000–15,500
Where the figure comes fromEvery figure here is a band, and the price of your build comes from its scope, line by line, in writing. A build with more in it, such as payments, bookings and calendar syncs, lands above these bands.
After hand-overYour own AI, Cloudflare and database accounts are billed to you by those companies. There is no monthly fee to us.
Get a figure in writingEvery price, one page

Open a second business later? Add it.

  • An upgrade, quoted on its own. Not a new build, not a subscription.
  • We keep nothing after handover. You lend us access to your own installation for the job, then revoke it.
  • The wall is proven. The new business walled from the others, shown to you with two real accounts.

Questions

About the social build.

Software you own that makes your social media from footage and photos you already have. It reads your library once, cuts short videos, writes posts, captions and replies in your voice, fills the week, runs funnels off a comment word and keeps one inbox for comments, DMs and email. You approve each thing before it goes out.

No special filming is needed. It builds your posts from footage and photos you already have, including old phone videos and recorded talks. Add more whenever you like and it joins the library.

No. Nothing is published until a person taps yes. It makes the video or the post, shows it to you with the clips it was built from, and waits. You send it, ask for a change, or skip it.

Yes, at the start or later. Built in the same job as the social build it is $3,500 more, so both together is $11,000–15,500. Added later to a build that is already running it is $4,700–5,500, as a quoted upgrade. Either way the two run as one app: a toggle at the top switches between Social and the assistant, and only the screens change. The demo on the social page shows exactly that.

$7,500–12,000 for one business, one-off, in Australian dollars: the shell, which is your own Cloudflare and database, your brand, the deploy, the proofs and the hand-over, plus the social engine. Several businesses under one owner is $12,000, then $2,500 for each extra business. Add the assistant in the same build for $3,500 more. Every figure is a band; your price comes from your scope, in writing.

Every question, on one page

Start here

Send us where your footage lives.

A phone, a drive, a folder of old videos. Tell us what the business does and which platforms matter, and we come back with a figure in writing.

Talk to us See the assistant build

hello@elevateaiforbusiness.com · We answer within two business days. One-off fees in Australian dollars, quoted in writing before anything starts. No monthly fee to us.