One person · Every brand you run
Ikrames does the work brands otherwise pay someone for — or give up their evenings to. It plans, writes, designs, voices, renders, and publishes content in your brand's voice on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, Threads, LinkedIn, and Facebook. You just approve.
Money, evenings, or a stack of tools you keep gluing back together. Here is what each one looks like next to what Ikrames asks of you.
What brands typically pay: $300–1,500 a month for a freelance social manager, roughly $150–200 for a single UGC video, $2,000 and up for an agency retainer.
Hours per reel, several reels a week, for as long as you want to stay visible. Filming is the short part. Cutting, captions, cover frame, one more pass on the wording — that is the evening, and it comes back next week.
Writing in one place, designing in another, planning somewhere else. Each is cheap on its own. The price is the evening you spend gluing them together — and the post that never goes out when you skip that evening.
Autopilot with a seatbelt. It goes all the way to the post — and stops right in front of it.
A week of posts per brand, built from your topics and the angle that brand takes.
Hooks and captions in that brand's voice — not one house style stretched over everything you run.
Carousels and stills from curated formats, in the colours and type of the brand they belong to.
A voice for the reels — your own, cloned, or one you pick per brand.
A finished video with captions, music and cuts. Not a storyboard for you to assemble.
Straight to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, Threads, LinkedIn and Facebook, at the time you set.
Review is the standard setting, not an option you have to go looking for. Every piece waits in one place until you release it. Put a brand on full autopilot once you trust it — and take it back the same day.
Each one has its own look, its own voice, its own audience. Switch between them and the whole style changes with the brand.
Add a brand and it gets its own look, its own voice, its own audience and its own rhythm. Nothing bleeds from one into the next.
Colours, type and formats per brand. A quote page and a founder account should not look like siblings.
Each brand writes the way it is supposed to sound — built from scratch, or tuned from yours.
Its own channels, its own posting rhythm, its own numbers — not averaged into one blur.
That is a craft problem, and craft is what it takes: formats someone chose, a voice that gets checked, and a record of how each piece was made.
Every layout comes from a set that was designed and reviewed, not pulled at random from a library.
Each draft is measured against the brand's voice before it reaches you, and you see how close it landed.
Generated files carry machine-readable provenance data following the C2PA standard — inside the file itself.
Where a platform asks for AI-generated content to be flagged, the flag is set with the post.
No launch date and no invented numbers — one email when there is a seat.