Social media on full autopilot

Brandlix autopilot runs from a config you set once: your brand voice, industry, content topics, posting frequency, and preferred hours. A background worker checks every 30 minutes, generates platform-optimized posts for your connected accounts, and either schedules them to publish automatically or holds them for your approval. Each post is written to match your brand voice and adapted per platform with different formats, tone, and hashtags. You stay in control: pause autopilot, switch between auto-publish and approval mode, edit any draft, or change your frequency at any time. The goal is consistent posting without you opening the app daily, while keeping the output grounded in your real brand rather than generic AI text.

Brandlix has a free plan you can start on, with paid tiers beginning at $9 per month. Autopilot itself is a feature gated by plan tier, and generating content consumes AI credits from your monthly allowance, so the practical limit on how much you can automate depends on your plan's credit budget and feature access rather than a separate autopilot fee. Higher tiers include more credits and more connected accounts, which suits heavier daily posting across many platforms. Because plan details and credit allotments can change, check the live pricing page for the current tiers, the exact credit amounts, and which plan unlocks autopilot before you commit. You can test the workflow and your brand voice output on a lower tier first, then scale up.

You decide. Brandlix autopilot supports three modes. Auto-publish is fully hands-free: the AI creates and publishes on your schedule with no intervention. Approval mode generates each post and holds it as a pending-approval item that notifies you, so you review, edit, or reject before anything goes live. Draft mode creates drafts you finish manually. You can switch modes whenever you want, so a common pattern is starting in approval mode to build trust in the output, then moving to full auto-publish once you are happy with the voice and quality. If you turn autopilot off, any orphaned pending-approval posts are cleaned up so you are not left with ghost items in your queue.

Autopilot works across all your connected platforms, covering Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, X, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, and WordPress. It does not copy-paste the same caption everywhere. Each post is optimized for its target platform with different formats, tone, and hashtag strategy, so a LinkedIn post reads professionally while an Instagram or TikTok caption fits that platform's style. You connect the accounts you want once, and autopilot generates a tailored version per platform on your chosen schedule. This matters because identical cross-posting tends to underperform and can look spammy. Brandlix treats each network as its own audience, which is the point of running autopilot across many platforms instead of a single feed.

You set the cadence. Brandlix offers daily, three times a week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday), twice a week (Monday and Thursday), or weekly (Monday) frequencies, plus your preferred posting hours. Within those windows, the system aligns posts with best-time data for each platform rather than firing at random. The autopilot worker checks every 30 minutes, so posts land close to your intended slots throughout the day. If you need a heavier or lighter schedule later, change the frequency setting and the next cycle follows it. Keep in mind that content generation uses AI credits, so very high daily volume across many platforms draws down your monthly allowance faster, and your plan's credit budget is the practical ceiling on how aggressive your posting schedule can be.

A normal scheduler only publishes content you already wrote and queued; Brandlix autopilot creates the content too. Once you set your brand voice, topics, frequency, and hours, it writes fresh platform-specific posts, optionally attaches media, and publishes or routes them for approval without you drafting anything. It also runs continuously in the background and adapts each post per platform, so you are not manually rewriting a caption ten times. The trade-off versus a plain scheduler is that autopilot consumes AI credits to generate content, and the quality depends on how well you define your brand voice up front. For teams that want presence without daily effort, that automation is the value: you supply the strategy once, and Brandlix handles ongoing creation, timing, and multi-platform publishing.