ContentPilot drafts your Facebook, Instagram, Google Business Profile and Pinterest posts in your brand voice, then publishes them on schedule once they're approved. Running social for clients? They approve from an email link, no login needed.
No credit card required · Australian made, prices in AUD
Spring natives are in. Friday delivery to Forbes, Parkes and Eugowra.
Spring has landed in the shop. This week's bunches are all local natives: waratah, wax flower and kangaroo paw, wrapped fresh each morning. Order by 2pm Thursday for Friday delivery in Forbes, Parkes and Eugowra.
In Lachlan Valley Florist's voiceClient approval by email
No login. No app. No “which version was that?” Have a go: you're Megan, who owns Lachlan Valley Florist in Forbes.
Open the top one. It's from your social media person.
Written in your voice from one idea.
One email. The link works for seven days.
She picks the platforms and says yes.
Jess sets the time once. It goes out on schedule.
Every Monday, an optional weekly preview email shows Megan what goes out that week.
Platform previews
Facebook gets a conversational post that stands on its own, with no links, and ends on a question to start the comments.
Spring has landed in the shop. This week's bunches are all local natives: waratah, wax flower and kangaroo paw, wrapped fresh each morning. Order by 2pm Thursday for Friday delivery in Forbes, Parkes and Eugowra. Who are you sending flowers to this week? #forbesnsw #australiannatives #springflowers
lachlanvalleyflorist Local natives, wrapped this morning. Waratah, wax flower and kangaroo paw, picked for spring and ready for Friday delivery across Forbes, Parkes and Eugowra. Order by 2pm Thursday through the link in our bio. Which one would you pick? #forbesnsw #lachlanvalley #australiannatives #springflowers #waratah #waxflower #kangaroopaw #shoplocal
Wednesday
Spring natives are in: waratah, wax flower and kangaroo paw, wrapped fresh each morning. Order by 2pm Thursday for Friday delivery to Forbes, Parkes and Eugowra, or call (02) 5550 4127. #forbesflorist #springflowers
Learn moreAn optional weekly preview email shows your client what goes out: day, time, platform and first line. No login.
Up to 10 photos in one post: a carousel on Instagram and a multi-photo post on Facebook. Or send it as a Story.
Likes and comments come back to each Facebook and Instagram post. For Google, profile views, website clicks and calls.
Approved articles can go to any WordPress site, or one built on Ellipse Edit, as a draft first.
Features
Approve a post and pick its time once, and it goes out on schedule. Drafts follow the brand voice you set, a person checks every one, and credits scale with your output.
See it in action
The agent run is sped up 10× for this demo. Real runs finish in under 2 minutes.
Pricing in Aussie dollars
Start free with 50 credits. Move up a plan when you outgrow it. All prices are in Australian dollars (AUD).
Solo brands & side projects
$19AUD/mo
Built for freelancers
$49AUD/mo
Growing agencies
$99AUD/mo
Who's behind ContentPilot
ContentPilot is made by Ellipse Studio, a small Australian studio that also builds websites for local businesses. Questions go to a real person at hello@ctpilot.com.
FAQ
Check topic queues, add topics and write drafts from a chat. Approving and publishing stay with you in ContentPilot.
A way to use ContentPilot from inside Claude or ChatGPT. Ask how your clients' topic queues look, add topic ideas, or have it write drafts, all in a chat. Anything it writes waits in ContentPilot for review.
Copy the address https://ctpilot.com/api/mcp from your Account page. In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors, choose Add custom connector and paste it. In ChatGPT, add it as a custom MCP connector. That depends on your ChatGPT plan, so check OpenAI's current steps. Then sign in with your ContentPilot login and choose what it may do.
It can always see your clients, topic queues, post status and credit use. If you allow it, it can add topics to a client's queue and write drafts. It can never approve, schedule or publish a post, or email a client. Those stay with you in ContentPilot.
Only writing drafts does, at the same rates as the app: 10 credits for the article, 2 for each platform caption, and 5 for the image if that client has auto images on. Reading and adding topics is free. Writing drafts stays off unless you tick it when you connect.
It signs in as you, so it sees only your own ContentPilot account, and only what you allowed. It never gets your ContentPilot password. What it reads from ContentPilot is passed to Claude or ChatGPT so it can answer you, under their privacy terms.
Go to your Account page and press Disconnect next to the assistant under Connected assistants. It loses access straight away. You can also remove the connector inside Claude or ChatGPT.