Your social and content employee. Sam plans the calendar, writes in your voice and queues everything for one approval.
Sam reads your site, your docs and your brand book once, then works like a content hire who already knows the business. Planning a month ahead, drafting every day, and cutting each long piece into posts, threads and emails.
Sam watches Google Trends, Reddit threads and what is landing on social in your niche, ranks the topics by intent and plans the month around them.
Sam watches what is climbing in your niche each week and only surfaces the formats that fit your voice and your audience.
Images and video are produced in-house through the best model for the job, on brand and ready to post.
Everything approved lands in a calendar and posts itself at the times your audience actually shows up.
Sam publishes, then reports back in plain words: what went live, what it earned and what it cost.
Gridwork is in private beta. Places are invited, and we agree what you pay before anything is billed. Published plans and prices go live at general availability.
Request beta accessThe questions everyone asks. For the ones only Sam can answer, ask Alex in the corner or send them to us.
Ask us a questionA system trained for one job — writing content, working leads, running ads — that plans its own tasks from your brief and executes them inside your tools. It is not a chatbot you have to prompt; it shows up with work done.
No. Anything public-facing or spend-related sits in your approval queue until you say go. You can loosen this per employee once you trust the output — or keep every gate on forever.
Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and X connect today. The rest of the list — CMS, CRM, email, ads, analytics and commerce — is marked coming soon on the integrations page and lands through the beta. If your stack is missing something, tell us which one and we will say when it lands.
Yes, in one click, and everything your employees made — posts, lists, campaigns, reports — stays in your tools. It was always yours.
Hire one, or the whole team — they share everything they learn about your business.
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