A month of content, generated in one sitting.
Posting consistently fails for a scheduling reason, not a creative one. One post at a time means deciding what to say roughly thirty times a month. Generating the month in one pass moves all of those decisions into a single sitting you can actually finish.
Consistency breaks on the days you are busy
The post that never happens is not the one you could not think of. It is the one due on a day that turned out badly — a client escalation, a release, a sick kid. A per-post workflow has no buffer: a bad Tuesday is a missing Tuesday, and three missing Tuesdays is the point where most people quietly stop.
Working a month ahead changes what a bad day costs. The content already exists and is already scheduled, so a bad day costs you nothing at all. That is the entire mechanism: not more output per hour, but output that does not depend on the hour.
How the month gets built
Pick the month and the cadence
Choose how many posts you want and which channels they go to. The plan is built against your credit balance, so you know the cost before generating.
Generate in one pass
Fluxary fills the calendar: copy per channel, an image per post, video where it fits, spread across the month rather than bunched together.
Review as a batch
Go through the month in the review queue — approve the ones that are right, edit the ones that are close, regenerate the ones that missed.
Let it run
Approved posts publish at their scheduled time in your timezone. You come back for next month, not for tomorrow.
What the calendar gives you that a list does not
- A view of the whole month, so gaps and clusters are visible before they happen
- Drag a post to another day without regenerating it
- A mix of post types across the month instead of thirty variations of the same idea
- Per-post state — draft, approved, scheduled, published, failed — so nothing is ambiguous
- Video posters in the calendar, so you can see what a video post looks like without opening it
What a generated month looks like
A month that is only product announcements stops working by week two: it talks exclusively to people who already follow you. A generated month mixes intents on purpose:
- Problem-awareness posts — about the pain you solve, with no mention of your product. These are the ones that reach people who have never heard of you.
- Product and offer posts — what you sell and why it is built the way it is, drawn from your own product pages.
- Proof and insight posts — what you have learned doing the work, which is the material a stranger uses to decide whether you know your field.
- Brand and behind-the-scenes posts — the human layer that makes a small company look like people rather than a logo.
You are not locked into the mix. Delete a post and the day stays empty; regenerate it and only that one changes. The calendar is the unit you manage, but the post is still the unit you control.
Several brands, one login
Each brand keeps its own website analysis, brand kit, calendar, connected accounts and credit usage — so an agency post never inherits the wrong voice or the wrong colours. Basic covers one brand, Launch three, Scale five, and Studio as many as you need.
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
How many posts does a month include?
Whatever you choose, within your credits. A standard image post costs one credit, so a 50-credit plan comfortably covers a post most weekdays for one brand.
Can I generate for more than one month?
Yes — you generate per month, so you can run the next month whenever you like rather than waiting for the current one to end.
Do I have to approve every post individually?
You approve per post, but you do it as a batch in the review queue. That is deliberate: bulk-approving unread content is how a wrong claim about your own business ends up published.
What happens to posts I never approve?
They stay as drafts and never publish. Unapproved posts do not consume anything beyond the credits already spent generating them.
Can I reschedule a post after generating it?
Yes. Change the date or time from the calendar, or move it to another day, without regenerating the content.
Do unused credits roll over?
No. Credits reset with each billing period. If a particular month needs more, one-time credit packs are available on any plan.