AI content for businesses that are not software.
Most AI marketing tools were built by software companies for software companies, and it shows the moment a bakery asks for an image and gets a laptop on a desk. A small business with a physical product, a storefront or a service round needs a generator that knows the difference.
Why generic AI marketing tools miss real-world businesses
A dental clinic, a gym, a furniture shop and a plumbing company have almost nothing in common with a B2B SaaS — different visuals, different proof, different reasons a customer picks them. But most generators were tuned on startup marketing, so they produce dashboard mockups and abstract gradients for businesses whose customers want to see the actual thing.
The second mismatch is what counts as content. A software company posts about features and roadmaps. A bakery posts about what came out of the oven, a clinic about what patients worry about before they come in. Nothing about that is harder to generate — it just requires knowing which kind of business it is before writing.
How it adapts to your kind of business
Industry is detected, not selected
Fluxary decides your industry by reading your site, rather than making you pick from a dropdown that never quite fits. That decision drives the visuals.
Visuals match the real world
A physical business gets imagery of the product, the space and the work — not office desks and screens. You can also use your own product photos as the reference.
Posts about the offer, not the roadmap
Services, products, prices, opening hours, seasons, local context: the material comes from your pages, so the posts are about what you actually sell.
Published where your customers are
Instagram and Facebook do most of the work for local and retail businesses; LinkedIn is there when you sell to other businesses.
Built for a business run by the person who owns it
- No website needed to start — a few sentences about the business is enough
- A month of posts approved in one sitting, not a daily marketing task
- Your own product photos usable as the reference for generated images
- Content in your language: English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Arabic or Chinese
- Plans from $19/month, with a 7-day free trial and no minimum term
What changes when the business is physical
| Imagery | The product, the space, the work being done — not screens, dashboards or laptops |
|---|---|
| Proof | What customers say and what the result looks like, rather than metrics and integrations |
| Cadence | Tied to your calendar — seasons, opening hours, local events — instead of a release schedule |
| Channels | Instagram and Facebook carry most local and retail businesses; LinkedIn matters if you sell B2B |
| Call to action | Visit, book, call or order — not sign up for a trial |
These are not settings you configure. They follow from the industry Fluxary reads off your site, which is also why correcting the brand kit matters: if it decided you are a software company and you are a florist, fixing that one field changes every image that comes after it.
Businesses this fits
Shops and e-commerce, restaurants and cafés, gyms and studios, clinics and dental practices, salons and barbers, trades and home services, real estate, hotels and guesthouses, consultants and local agencies. The common thread is not the sector — it is that nobody in the business has social media as their actual job.
Put this on autopilot
Paste your URL and get a month of branded posts, images and video — ready to approve.
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial — 12 credits, card required, cancel before it ends and you're not charged. Plans from $19/month after that.
Start your free trial →Frequently asked questions
I do not have a website. Can I still use it?
Yes. Describe the business in a few sentences and Fluxary builds the brand kit from that instead of from a URL.
Will the images look like my actual business?
The visual direction follows the industry read off your site, so a physical business gets imagery of products and spaces rather than software mockups. You can also supply your own product photos as a reference for generated images.
Which networks should a local business connect?
Instagram and Facebook usually carry local and retail businesses. LinkedIn is worth connecting if you also sell to other businesses.
Can it post in my language?
Yes. Content and interface are available in English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Arabic and Chinese.
Is this affordable for a one-person business?
Plans start at $19 per month for 50 credits and one brand, and every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. There is no minimum term and no setup fee.
Do I need to know anything about marketing?
No. You review and approve what was generated. The mix of post types and the schedule are built for you.