When you're done writing your own posts, you face a fork: hire an agency, or use a done-for-you content service. They sound similar but they're very different decisions. Here's how to choose.
Strategy, content, scheduling, ads, reporting, account managers. It's the full package — and priced like it: $2,000–$7,000+/month, with weeks of onboarding and contracts. Worth it if you want to fully outsource marketing and have the budget.
Focused on the one thing most owners actually need: good posts, written for you, consistently. No strategy decks, no retainers — you describe your business once and receive content monthly. Around $99/month, cancel anytime.
| If you want… | Choose |
|---|---|
| Full marketing department, big budget | Agency |
| Just consistent posts written for you, cheaply | Done-for-you service |
| To keep control of when/what posts | Done-for-you service |
| Strategy, ads, and reporting too | Agency |
For most solopreneurs and small businesses, the answer is the content service: you get 90% of what you need for a fraction of the price.
Tell us about your business once; every month you get social media content — posts and captions in your voice — ready to publish. No writing, no tools, no code. $99/mo, cancel anytime, first batch before you renew.
Get my content done for me →Is a content service cheaper than an agency?
Much. Roughly $99/month versus $2,000–$7,000+ for a full agency retainer.
Do I lose control with a done-for-you service?
No — you receive the content and decide when and where to publish it.