Replace your agency
Replace your social media agency.
In short
A social media manager or agency runs $2,000 to $6,000 a month, and you still wait days for posts that may not sound like you. Moose runs the same loop in your brand’s voice, from $29 a month, and you keep control.
By Alip · Published June 2026
$2,500/mo
$500$8,000+
Agency or manager, per year$30,000
Moose Service, per year$1,188
You would save
$28,812 / year
Side by side
An agency, and Moose.
| A typical agency | Moose | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | $2,000–$6,000 | From $29 |
| Turnaround | Days, over email | Minutes, on demand |
| Your brand voice | Re-briefed each time | Learned once, locked |
| DM & comment replies | Rarely included | Built in |
| Reporting | A monthly PDF | Plain language, always on |
| Who is in control | The agency | You approve everything |
Questions
About replacing an agency.
How much does a social media manager cost?
A freelance social media manager or agency typically charges $2,000 to $6,000 a month, and more for content shoots or ads. Moose runs the same content, replies, and reporting loop from $29 a month.
Can AI really replace a social media agency?
For the day-to-day loop, yes: generating on-brand posts, replying to DMs and comments, and reporting on what worked. You stay in control and approve the work, so you get agency output without the retainer or the wait.
What about strategy, not just posting?
Moose proposes content pillars, sets goals, predicts how a post will perform before you publish, and gives a weekly read on what to do next. The strategy is built in, not a separate invoice.
Do I lose the human touch?
No. Moose writes from your brand profile and you approve everything before it goes live, so it sounds like you, not like a generic agency template.
What if I still want a person involved?
Many owners keep Moose for the daily loop and bring in a human only for big campaigns. You spend the retainer where it actually adds value.
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