Every client. Every week.
A campaign is briefed once and comes back as a complete, sequenced batch — hooks, captions, and designed assets that belong together. Not one post at a time, at 11pm.
Clair Campaigns · early access
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Clair Campaigns is the system behind Clair’s own client campaigns, opened up as a product. Set up your brand once, brief it like you’d brief a creative team, and it plans the campaign, writes the copy, designs every asset in your brand system, and hands back the finished batch — with every claim checked before anything ships.
One brief ✳ One brand system ✳ A finished batch
Built for the people who ship every week.
For agencies, social managers, and studios producing content for more than one brand — where the work is never one post. It’s every client, every week.
Feeds that stop looking like the brand
Every asset is built from coded templates driven by the brand’s own colors, type, and composition rules. Variety comes from changing the composition — never from drifting off-brand.
AI images that garble the details
Nothing here is an AI image guess. Assets are real designed layouts, so headlines are crisp, small print is readable, and every export lands at exact platform sizes.
Copy you have to fact-check before posting
An automated check runs every word against the brand before production: no invented stats, no fake testimonials, no pricing nobody approved. A number only appears with a named source.
You brief it.It builds it.
Setup is one session per brand. After that, every campaign starts with a brief and ends with a download.
Onboard the brand
Voice, colors, type, the facts you can prove, and the words you never use. Captured once per brand — this becomes the system every campaign is built with and checked against.
Brief the campaign
What’s launching, who it’s for, what it should achieve, and anything you want featured. The same brief you’d hand a creative team.
It plans, writes, designs — and gets checked
The system plans the narrative and post sequence, writes hooks, captions, alt text, and hashtags, then designs each asset — mixing visual styles across the batch. Before production, every line runs through the brand and claims check. It passes or it doesn’t ship.
You get the batch
A delivery page with every asset previewed, platform-sized exports in one zip, ready-to-paste captions, and “the thinking” — why each angle and style was chosen.
Made by the system.
Not mockups. These are unretouched exports from real campaigns the system planned, wrote, designed, checked, and delivered — for two client brands (shown with permission) and for Clair’s own feed. Three different brand systems, one pipeline.
Real exports — no retouching, no mockups
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Not another caption generator.
Plenty of tools will write a caption or generate an image. Clair Campaigns produces the campaign — and answers for what it says.
Doing it by hand
- Hours per client, per week
- Quality depends on who’s available
- Brand rules live in someone’s head
- Sequencing is an afterthought
- Delivery is a scattered folder link
Generic AI tools
- One post at a time, no campaign arc
- Generated images garble text and logos
- Every output needs a fact-check
- Style drifts with every generation
- No brand system enforced anywhere
Clair Campaigns
- A full sequenced batch from one brief
- Designed layouts — text always crisp
- Automated brand and claims check
- Variety by composition, consistency by system
- Delivery page + platform-sized exports
Clair Campaigns creates and packages content. Publishing, scheduling, and community management stay in your hands — see the FAQ.
Early access, honestly.
It’s early. Here’s exactly where the line is.
What it does today
- Plans a campaign from your brief — narrative, sequence, post roles
- Writes hooks, captions, alt text, and hashtags
- Designs every asset from your brand system
- Runs the automated brand and claims check
- Delivers a download page and a zip at platform sizes
What it doesn’t do — yet
- Publish or schedule posts — you post through your usual tools
- Manage comments or community
- Video formats — early access is designed static and carousel work
- Replace your judgment — you review every batch before it goes anywhere
Fair questions.
What exactly is Clair Campaigns?
It’s the campaign system Clair built to produce social campaigns for its own clients, being opened up as a self-serve product. You set up your brand once, brief a campaign, and receive a finished batch: a planned sequence, written copy, designed assets, platform-sized exports, and the reasoning behind the choices.
Who is it for?
Agencies, freelance social media managers, and studios producing content for one or more brands — anyone whose job is a steady feed of on-brand campaigns rather than the occasional post.
Does it post to Instagram or LinkedIn for me?
No. Early access is the creation layer: it plans, writes, designs, and delivers. You post through your existing scheduler or natively. Publishing integrations are on the roadmap, but we won’t claim them before they exist.
Will it make things up about my brand?
That’s the point of the check. Every campaign runs through an automated brand-and-claims check before production: numbers need a named source, testimonials must be real ones you supplied, and prohibited words stay out. If the copy can’t pass, it doesn’t ship.
What do the assets actually look like?
Designed layouts built from your brand system — your colors, type, and composition rules — not AI-generated images. Each batch mixes visual styles across posts so the feed has variety while every asset stays unmistakably yours. The examples in the “Made by the system” section above are real, unretouched exports.
What does it cost?
Pricing hasn’t been published yet. It’s announced to the waitlist first, before public launch.
When can I use it?
Early access opens to a small group from the waitlist while the self-serve product is built out. Joining the waitlist is the way in — invitations go out in order.
Be first in line.
Early access opens to a small group of agencies and social managers first. Join the waitlist and you’ll get the invitation — and the pricing — before anyone else.