I build n8n pipelines that turn one file dropped in a folder into captioned posts across several networks, on a schedule, with nobody at the keyboard. The one I built for a content creator costs about €5 a month to run.
A single pipeline for the network that matters most to you.
Built like the content-creator project, where one file feeds many networks.
Agents in the pipeline that do more than write captions.
Any package can come with ongoing maintenance, so the pipeline keeps up when networks change their APIs.
Each day one file goes into a folder and comes out as captioned posts on several networks, including formats people thought couldn't be automated.
More client work is on the work page.
You drop one file in a folder. The pipeline writes the captions, formats the post for each network and publishes it on a schedule, without anyone at the keyboard.
The pipeline does. Captions are generated from the media itself, so a post describes what is actually in the picture or the video.
It's self-hosted, so the pipeline runs on your own server, and every step is a visible workflow you can open and change later. When a network has no ready-made node, I write a custom integration.
Hosting and APIs are usually the only running costs. The pipeline I built for a content creator costs about €5 a month to run. The build itself is priced per scope.
No. It runs on a schedule and is monitored, so when a network changes something and a post fails, you hear about it instead of finding out a week later.
Tell me what you're working on and what "better" would look like. I'll reply with whether I can help and how we'd start. The price depends on the scope, so we agree on it once we know what the work is.