For agencies and social media managers

Social posts your clients approve in a minute.

Encore reads a client's website, drafts on-brand posts, image and text designed as one, and sends them to a link the client can approve without logging in. Approved posts land in a calendar and publish on schedule.

Works in any language. Your clients see their own posts and nothing else.

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Harbour Roast · posts2 waiting for you · 1 approved
To approve (2)Calendar (1)History
Generated post: Light roast or dark roast?

The difference is time in the drum. Same farm, same bean, two decisions. A light roast keeps more of the farm in the cup. A dark roast trades that for body and roast flavour. Neither one is stronger.

Publishes: Tuesday 6 October at 12:00 · change date
ApproveRequest changesReject
Generated post: 30 cafés in Copenhagen

We deliver to more than 30 cafés in the city. Same beans we sell in the shop, same roast days, Tuesday and Friday. A coffee has to hold up when it is pulled 200 times a day by four different hands.

Approved  Thursday 8 October at 17:00
One link per client, no login Approve, request changes, reject with a reason Calendar with proposed dates Publishes to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Google
How it works

From a website to a month of approved posts.

1

Paste the client's website

Encore reads the site: logo, colours, services, facts, tone, and the questions their customers ask. That becomes the brand profile every post is built from.

🔗 harbourroast.dk
colours read from the logo
2

A batch to swipe. Another whenever you like.

Drafts arrive in minutes, image and text designed together in the brand's colours and language, each one checked for spelling and for whether the picture shows what the text says. Swipe: keep the good ones, reject the rest with a reason. Generate another round any time. Every round learns from what you kept.

Generated post: 18 grams in, 36 grams outGenerated post: Is pre-ground coffee really worse?Generated post: Why roast twice a week?Generated post: Why wait 30 seconds?
✓ Quality check passed · English, spelling verified · keep →   reject ←
3

The client approves, Encore publishes

Each post arrives with a proposed date and time. The client approves, moves a date, or asks for a change. A change request becomes a new version, generated by the software from the client's note. Approved posts publish automatically through the client's own connected accounts.

● approved   ● proposed
What you get

Everything between “we need content” and “it’s live”.

Brand profile from a link

Colours from the logo, facts from the site, the customer questions worth answering. No website? A short questionnaire and a few photos do the job. Editable, never a template.

Image and text, designed as one

The headline is part of the picture, not a caption pasted on top, so posts look made, not assembled. In the brand's own language.

Automatic quality check

Every image is read back: exact spelling, correct special characters, the right object for the headline. Fails are regenerated.

Approval links

One neutral link per client, no login. Approve, request changes or reject, with reasons. A change request is regenerated by the software, not edited by hand. Full history of every decision.

Calendar and scheduling

Posts get proposed dates from the client's cadence. Nothing lands on the same day twice; styles alternate.

Publishing and team roles

Approved posts publish on time through connected accounts. Admin, production and sales roles; a pipeline view for every lead.

White label

Your clients never see Encore. They see you.

Approval pages live on a neutral domain and carry the client's name and nothing else: no Encore logo, no login. Publishing runs under their own social accounts, connected once through a secure link. Your agency stays in front.

AdminEverything. Users, clients, settings, billing.
ProductionMakes and ships posts for the clients they are on.
SalesCreates a lead from a link, gets drafts made, shares the approval page, follows the pipeline.
ClientNo login. Their link, their posts, their calendar.
Pricing

One plan. Add brands and posts as you grow.

Encore
$29 / month
Everything, for up to three brands. Your own business and your first clients.
  • 3 brands included
  • 60 posts every month
  • 3 users, all roles
  • Approval pages, calendar, history
  • Publishing to connected accounts
  • Pipeline view
Request access
Extra brands
$10 / brand / month
Add a client, pay for a client. Remove one, stop paying.
  • Own brand profile and approval link
  • Own connected accounts
  • Own calendar and history
  • Prorated the day you add it
How it adds up
Post packs
$29 / 60 posts
Buy posts when you need more than the monthly 60.
  • 60 posts: $29
  • 240 posts: $99
  • 600 posts: $199
  • One-time. Never expire while you subscribe
See details

A post counts when it is made. Rejecting, saving, editing text and translating are free. A reel counts as 10 posts.

Example: an agency with 8 clients pays $29 + 5 × $10 = $79 a month, plus posts as it needs them. Prices in USD, excluding VAT. Cancel any time. 14-day money-back guarantee on your first payment.

Questions

Straight answers.

Is the content generated by AI?

Yes. Encore writes and designs the drafts with AI models, using the brand profile read from the client's website. Every draft passes an automatic quality check, then a person on your team decides what goes to the client, and the client decides what gets published. Nothing is posted without two human approvals.

Is Encore an agency? Do you write posts for us?

No. Encore is software. Your team runs it; nobody at Encore writes, edits, reviews or publishes content, and we do not manage accounts. When a client requests changes, the software generates a new version from their note, and your team reviews it in the app.

Which networks can it publish to?

Facebook pages, Instagram, LinkedIn pages and Google Business Profile, through a connected publishing service. Clients connect their own accounts once via a secure link and can revoke access at any time.

What if a client has no website?

Create the brand from a short questionnaire instead: what they sell, to whom, where, plus a few photos and an optional logo. Every client also gets their own link to answer the full questionnaire, and the answers sharpen every batch after that.

Which languages?

Any language the brand speaks. Posts are written and checked in that language: Danish, English, Swedish, Norwegian, German, Dutch, French, Spanish, Finnish and more. Special characters such as Ø, Å, Ü and É are verified automatically.

What counts as a brand?

One client with their own profile and their own connected accounts. Your own agency counts as one.

Where is data stored?

On servers in the EU (Germany). Details, sub-processors and your rights are in the privacy policy.

See it with your own client.

Request access, add a client's website, and the software has a first batch of drafts ready to swipe within minutes.

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