Starter
a month,$650
- Two channels
- Captions and simple graphics
- Comments answered on weekdays

Scrollstop Social is Leah, an independent social media manager who plans a month of content with you, writes and schedules the posts, films short clips on shoot days and answers comments in your voice. Plans are monthly and priced up front, and no follower count or sales figure is ever promised.
Every plan includes a planning call, a written calendar for your approval and a short report. Plans run month to month with a month's notice once the first three months are done.
a month,$650
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a month,$380
one month,$1,600
Prices are illustrative. Advertising budgets, paid tools and any fees the channels themselves charge are separate and paid by you directly.
Each month follows the same rhythm, so you always know when to look at the calendar and when to leave it alone.
| Week | What Scrollstop does | What you do |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | Planning call, then a written calendar of every post with its idea and date | Approve or change the calendar within three days |
| Week 1 or 2 | Shoot day at your premises, or product photos at the studio table | Have the team, products and space ready |
| Weeks 2 to 4 | Captions written, posts scheduled, comments and messages answered | Answer the questions passed on to you |
| Month end | A one page report on what went out, what people responded to and what to try next | Read it and decide what to keep |
Nothing is posted until you have approved the calendar. Urgent changes, such as a sold out product or an unexpected closure, are made the same day.
The plans differ in volume and cover, not in care. Every brand gets the same six kinds of work.
A calendar built around your launches, seasons and busy weeks, with a reason for every post rather than posting for the sake of it.
Phone photography and short vertical video on shoot days, edited simply and lit naturally, with no stock images passed off as yours.
Captions written in your voice, plus simple graphics in your colours for prices, opening hours and announcements.
Replies in your tone, with questions about orders, refunds or complaints passed straight to you.
What went out, which posts people saved, shared or asked about, and two or three things to try next. No vanity numbers dressed up as results.
Posting access through each channel's own team settings, never your password, and a list of who can post kept up to date.

Before the first reply goes out, Leah writes a one page voice guide with you: how you greet people, words you never use, how you say sorry and which questions only you can answer. Replies then follow that guide, so customers hear one consistent business.
Some comments are not for a social media manager to settle. Complaints, refund requests, anything legal and anything that sounds like a safety worry are passed to you within the hour on covered days, with a suggested reply you can use or ignore.
A month usually mixes several of these. The mix follows what your customers respond to, not what happens to be fashionable this week.
Each channel has its own sizes, habits and rules, so one idea is shaped differently for each place it appears.
Nothing gets posted in the first fortnight. That time goes on learning the business and agreeing how it should sound.
An hour on your customers, your busy seasons, what has worked before and what you never want to see posted.
A one page guide to how your business sounds, agreed before anything is written.
Posting access granted through each channel's team settings, so no passwords change hands.
The first month of posts written out with dates, for you to approve or change.
Most months include a morning on location and several quieter days of planning, writing and replying.






The calendar arrives a week before the month starts, so no more posting at midnight in a panic. Comments get answered while the shop is busy, and complaints come straight to us.
The honest reports were the surprise. Some months show posts that did very little, with a plain suggestion for what to change instead.
The voice guide took an afternoon and saved hours. Replies now sound like the studio, and the odd difficult comment arrives with a draft answer attached.
No. Nobody can honestly promise follower numbers, reach or sales, because they depend on your product, your market and choices the channels make about what to show. What is promised is a steady plan, posts on time, replies in your voice and a report that says plainly what worked.
Not as part of these plans. Boosted posts can be set up on request, but the budget is yours, paid to the channel directly and agreed in writing first.
The two or three channels where your customers already spend time, agreed at the discovery call. Scrollstop is independent and is not a partner of any social media platform.
You do, once the month is paid. Raw files from shoot days are kept for three months and handed over on request.
It is taken down or corrected straight away on covered days, and you are told what happened and why. Advertising and consumer rules differ by country, so offers and competitions are checked against yours before they go out.
Yes. A plan can rest for two months in any year, given a month's notice. Comment care can carry on during a pause if you would like.
Tell Leah about the business, the channels you use now and what you would like help with. She answers within two working days with a few questions or a suggested plan and its price, and the monthly fee is settled in writing before the first post is planned.
Leah works from a small studio and on location for shoot days. Calls are best arranged by message, because on shoot days the phone is busy filming.
Works remotely with brands anywhere, with shoot days in person around the city
| Weekdays | 09:00 to 17:30 |
| Comment checks | 08:00 to 20:00 daily |
| Weekends | Two comment checks |
Agencies sometimes bring in Scrollstop for comment care or a launch month when their own team is stretched. Ask with the dates and the brand's sector.
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About this sample page
Scrollstop Social is invented, and its single page shows how an independent social media manager can present monthly plans on an AI Web Maker site. A photo of a shoot day fills the opening view while a grid of tiles flips into place, and the lede rules out any promise about followers or sales. Four priced plans come next, then a table of one month's work and six cards on what the fee covers. A dark section on comment replies, a list of formats, the first three weeks and a gallery follow before the reviews and questions. The order answers an owner's fears about cost, control and honesty one after another.
A manager writes a few lines about their plans and process, and the builder drafts a page with an enquiry form that brand owners can use. Enquiries arrive with the plan, the channels, the timing and a description of the help needed, and the manager answers each one directly. Nothing is billed during drafting and previewing; once the pages are public, hosting runs to $119 yearly or $19 monthly, and the web address is paid for on its own. The notes on this sample page explain the reasoning behind each part. A real manager can change the plans, prices and photos and still keep the sequence that wins trust.
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