FeedFalcon plans, writes and marks a month of posts for every brand you manage, then hands you the finished post to publish.
Free to open and set your brand up. You buy credits when you want it to start generating.
Sample output
Two screens from our own sample workspace — the real app, with invented brands in it. Not mockups, and not a rendering of a screen we intend to build.
Every post has a date, a time and a channel before anything is written. Days with nothing on them are marked as gaps, so a thin week is something you see in advance instead of noticing afterwards.
Posts move left to right — drafted, generated, marked, then to whoever signs it off. Each card carries its own score, its channel, its campaign, and a warning if it is running late.
An agency managing forty clinics does not need another writing assistant. It needs a month of posts per brand, marked before anyone sees them, in the language each market publishes in.
A feed post, a broadcast and a published article are different things. FeedFalcon writes each one the way that channel expects, down to whether hashtags belong there at all.
Four steps. Two of them are yours, and we are specific about which.
Upload the reference posts, guidelines and clinic material. Nothing is generated from a blank page.
It reads the site and proposes a kit; you confirm or correct every field before anything is saved. Nothing is written from a screen you have not looked at.
Captions and images per channel, in the language and register the brand publishes in.
You see what each one costs before it runs. A still is 10 credits, and each extra carousel slide is 3. A ten-second animation is 30 credits.
Every post is scored against the brand, the platform and, where the trade is regulated, its rule set.
A post that fails its own scoring is regenerated up to three times before it ever reaches you, and the reason it failed stays on the post.
The finished post, sized for the channel, with whatever that platform requires you to declare about AI.
Ask for a change in plain words — "drop the text in the picture" — and it runs again. The request and what changed stay on the post's history.
Three tiers. They differ on price, allowance, how many brands you run and how many people you seat — nothing else.
| Solo One brand, posting properly. | Studio A small book of retainers. | Agency A full book, no ceiling on it. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $199/mo | $599/mo | $1,499/mo |
| Credits included | 150 | 500 | 1,500 |
| Roughly a month of | about 15 posts | about 50 posts | about 150 posts |
| Brands you can run | 1 | 5 | No limit |
| People you can seat | 2 | 5 | No limit |
| Past the allowance | $1.60 per credit | $1.45 per credit | $1.20 per credit |
Nothing in this list is held back for a higher tier. The tiers buy volume and seats, not features.
Six things that are true of the code today. No certifications are claimed, because none are held.
Including the one where the answer is not in our favour.
No. Not yet, and we will not pretend otherwise. FeedFalcon plans, writes, marks and schedules the post, then hands you the finished thing to publish. Automatic publishing needs a permission from Meta, LinkedIn and TikTok that we have applied for and not yet been granted. Anyone selling you publishing today either has those permissions or is about to disappoint you.
Every post is scored before a human is asked to look, and one that fails is regenerated up to three times without spending anything extra. Anything that survives that still stops for a person. Nothing goes to a client, or anywhere else, without somebody approving it.
You do. The posts, images and captions made for your brands are yours to use however you like, including after you stop paying us.
That is what it was built for. Rules are held as versioned packs by trade and by country, so a Singapore clinic is judged against Singapore's rules rather than a generic checklist. If we hold no pack for a brand's market, the product says so on the post instead of quietly passing it.
It writes in Japanese, and the register is checked — です/ます against the plain form is a decision every sentence makes, and a neighbourhood shop writing like a bank reads as a stranger to its own customers. LINE is supported as a channel in its own right.
A still is 10 credits, and each extra carousel slide is 3. A ten-second animation is 30 credits. A ninety-second video is 80 credits. You see the cost before anything runs. Past your monthly allowance you pay per credit at your plan's rate.
Yes, at any time, and nothing you have already made is taken away. Opening a workspace costs nothing, so you can set a brand up and look at it properly before deciding to fund it.
