We run the inbox. You keep making the content.
Two things reliably stall a creator business, and neither is content: the fan inbox outgrows the person answering it, and leaked content quietly substitutes for a subscription. We take over both, on commission, with no retainer.
The system, in order
1 — Your platforms connect to one inbox. Every conversation from every platform lands in one place, with the full history attached. No switching between apps, no fan getting two different answers because two people were looking at two different screens.
2 — Lily drafts, and carries the context. Lily is our AI creator manager. She triages the queue, tags and prioritises what matters, recalls what a fan said three weeks ago, and drafts a reply in your voice.
3 — A trained human reads it and sends it. This is deliberate and it is not a transitional arrangement. There is no auto-send path. Auto-sending is where tone slips, and a fan who notices does not come back. Lily makes a person fast; she does not replace them.
4 — Sending looks like you. Country-matched connections and human-paced sending, because the fastest way to lose an account is a login pattern that looks like several people in several places at once. What actually triggers a flag covers why this matters more than it sounds.
5 — Leaks get found and filed. Content-leak scanning across the sites creators actually get hit by, then takedown notices filed and escalated — including the search delisting step most people skip. Included, not billed per notice.
6 — Reporting you can reconcile. Per fan and per platform, and net rather than gross. If a dashboard disagrees with your payout you are optimising against a number that is not real — see gross versus net.
Which platforms
Messaging runs through HoneyChatting on these:
We also publish guides to platforms we do not connect to, because the questions creators ask about them are the same either way.
Who this is for
Creators
If the DMs have outgrown what you can personally answer, the choice is not between personal and assisted — it is between assisted and slow. A reply that arrives two days later is not more authentic, it is just late. You get continuous coverage, a consistent voice, and your evenings back.
Agencies and chat teams
The hard part of running an agency is not signing creators, it is staffing the chat — recruiting operators, covering nights, training tone, and replacing the good ones when they leave. We run that layer for your whole book; you keep the creator relationship and the commercial decisions. How the agency split works.
What it costs
A percentage of the revenue we help generate, and it drops as that revenue grows — from 25% at the entry band down to 15%, and from 20% down to 12% for agencies. There is no retainer, no setup fee, no per-seat charge, no exclusivity clause and no minimum term.
See every band and work out your number
How long it takes to start
Connecting platforms and briefing your voice is the same day. What takes longer is Lily learning how you actually write, which needs real examples of your own messages rather than a description of your tone — a thin brief is the single most common reason assisted drafting reads generic.
What we do not do
- We do not take ownership of your accounts, your content or your audience.
- We do not lock you in — give notice and we wind down.
- We do not send messages without a human reading them first.
- We do not require exclusivity. You can run other services alongside us.