Built for freelance social managers

Reply to every client's comments and DMs in your voice, without leaving the page — so you can take client #11 before you have to hire #1.

Solo operators managing 4–10 client Facebook Pages, Instagram profiles and LinkedIn accounts by hand — the stage right before they can justify hiring anyone, when every comment and DM still runs through their own head and keyboard.

1 person, pre-hireTypical team

$20k–$120k/yrTypical revenue

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The daily reality

Freelance Social Managers spend hours a week on exactly this.

Every minute spent typing a reply is a minute they can't sell. Reply Pilots is the cheapest way to buy back hours before they can afford a VA — a small monthly tool instead of a $2k/mo hire.

Replying to comments across 4–10 client pages by hand, every day
Switching brand voice in their own head for every client, all day
DMs and comments pile up overnight and on weekends
No way to prove to a client how much engagement they actually handled
Can't take on client #11 without either burning out or hiring
Rushed drafts start sounding the same across clients — not by choice, by exhaustion

Where it fits

Built for freelance social managers, not “social media” in general.

Everything below maps onto how you already work — set once, then it runs on every reply, DM and post from there.

Where it fits from day one

One workspace, one profile per client — each brand's voice, tone and guardrails set once
The extension drafts replies inline on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and X, no tab-switching
DM and email copilot for Messenger, Instagram, LinkedIn messaging and Gmail
Saved prompts for the replies they type over and over

As you grow

What’s there when you grow

Content planner drafts next week's posts per client — still never publishes, they stay the human
History/library makes every past reply searchable when a client asks “did we answer that?”
BYOK once they're profitable enough to want their own model key
Credits scale with volume, so the bill grows with the business instead of a flat VA salary

Why it pays for itself

A freelancer billing $500–$1,500/mo per client typically runs 4–10 accounts solo; cutting reply time in half is the difference between “my own hours are the ceiling” and “how many clients I can onboard is the ceiling.” Tool cost is a rounding error against one client's retainer.

How it works

Ten minutes today. One click forever.

Set it up once over a coffee. After that, every reply is a single click on the post you're already looking at.

Install Chrome extension

One click from the Chrome Web Store. No API keys. No config file. It already knows who you are.

Tell it about the business

What you do, who for, roughly what you charge. Plus the lines you'll never cross — it can't promise what you don't offer.

Select your ruleset

Pick the voice and the guardrails that apply. Drafts come back sounding like you, not like a brand.

One-click reply

Draft lands inline, already checked against your rules. You still press send — nothing posts on its own.

Customers

What users are saying

Agencies, founders and creators who reply for a living — in their own voice, never on autopilot.

★★★★★

The thing I did not expect was the guardrails. I gave it our pricing and the lines we never cross, and it will not invent a number or promise a turnaround we cannot hit. That mattered more than the speed.

Abdul Hannan