Agencies charge $2,000–$6,000/mo to route your account to junior staff on a six-month contract. CE OS is one operator who knows your business, works month-to-month, and puts your whole budget into the work instead of overhead.
You know you should post — but consistency is where it breaks. Social is compounding: skip a few weeks and the audience cools. The value isn't the ability to hit "post," it's the system that keeps it happening, plus the hours back in your week.
The recurring-revenue math (for you): a $149/mo Care Plan costs less than three hours of your time a week — and it's the difference between a feed that compounds and one that flatlines. Month-to-month, cancel anytime.
The engine. Everything month-to-month, with a monthly report so you see reach, engagement, and growth — and stop anytime if it isn't working.
Profile setup + optimization on 2 platforms, branded Canva templates, bio/CTA/link setup, and a 30-day starter content calendar with a posting-cadence plan. 5–7 days.
A one-time batch: 12–15 branded posts + 3 short-form videos, captions and hashtags, ready to schedule. Test the water before any retainer. 7–10 days.
Add-ons: Paid ads +15% of spend (min $250/mo) · Email marketing +$149/mo · extra reels $75–$125 each. Bundle Social + Local Care plans for $249/mo.
You can, but consistency is where it breaks. The value is the system and the hours back — the Care Plan costs less than three hours of your time a week.
Social compounds, it's not instant. You get monthly reporting so you can see reach and engagement trends, and month-to-month means you cancel anytime if it's not working.
More people, not more results — you're paying for their overhead. Solo means your budget goes to the actual work.
There's a flat-fee option ($250 floor), and low budgets are capped, so you're never overpaying on small spend.
Everything's month-to-month. The setup kits are one-time, so you can start with a $250 Launch Kit and no retainer commitment at all.
Tell me about your business and I'll send back a free 30-day content plan — what I'd post and why.