Social media management for any industry

What does Creator Fleet do?

Studio Fleet runs your pages, builds and runs your AI influencers, and makes the content that goes on them, on every platform and for any industry. Startup Fleet is a course that teaches you to run faceless pages and a dropshipping store yourself.

Studio Fleet splits three ways, and most brands start with one: social media management for the pages you already own, AI influencers for a brand with a product and no face, and content production for the posts and the short video themselves. To see what an AI model of your own could look like first, generate an AI character for free.

Do I have to supply the content?

No. Making the content is the service, so the posts, the user generated content and the short video are produced here rather than asked of you every week.

That is the difference between this and a scheduler, and between this and a freelancer who needs a brief. Anything you do send, a product shot, a launch date, a photo from the shop, is used as raw material. The weeks your calendar falls apart are the weeks the pages should look identical to every other week.

Which platforms do you cover?

Every network your brand actually sells on, picked with you in the proposal rather than assumed. A brand on four platforms is run on four platforms, from the same content pipeline.

Cross platform posting is the normal shape here, not an upgrade, because a post made once should work everywhere it fits. Which networks make sense for your vertical is one of the first things the proposal answers.

What does it cost?

A one-time pack is $99, and monthly management is $300 or $800 per brand, set by how much goes out each day. The proposal itself is free.

The AI influencer line carries a setup fee on top, because a persona has to be built before it can be run. Everything else is one number per brand, and the full breakdown is on pricing.

Will you take my industry?

Yes. Adult platforms and creators, licensed casinos, supplements, crypto, dropshipping and everything ordinary alongside them, with no separate section on this website and no awkward conversation on the call.

Discretion is part of the same answer. Client names and verticals are never published, the work is reported to you and nowhere else, and a reference is only ever given if you ask for one in writing. The vertical pages, such as adult platforms, licensed casinos, online stores, beauty brands, restaurants and brands on many platforms at once, say how each one is actually run.

Who owns the accounts?

You do, for the whole engagement and after it ends. We work inside accounts you give us access to, we never operate an account we have not been given, and we never create one impersonating a real person.

When an engagement ends, access is handed back or closed at your instruction and we confirm when it is done. Owners who want the last word before anything publishes get approval built into the plan, which is set up on how it works. More on who is behind the work is on about Creator Fleet.

What is never promised here?

A follower number, a view count or a revenue figure. No agency controls a platform’s distribution, and one that puts a number in a contract is spending your money on a guess.

We also never buy followers, likes, views or comments, and we never use a service that does, because bought engagement is the fastest way to lose the account it was bought for. What is promised instead is the output: the posts go out, at the rate the plan says, made here, on the platforms the proposal named. The rest of the blunt questions are on the FAQ, and the longer explanations are on answers.