Social media management for Saudi brands, Arabic first and on Riyadh time

For the daily production work, it can be. The agent writes posts in your trained brand voice, creates images, videos, carousels and animations, schedules them on Riyadh time, publishes them and helps answer comments and messages. An agency still brings strategy, shoots, influencer relationships and paid campaigns. Many Saudi brands use Brandlix in-house so their marketing team spends less time on routine posting, and agencies use it to manage more clients with the same people. Either way, approval mode means a person on your side signs off on every post before it reaches your audience.

Yes, on request. The default is Modern Standard Arabic, which is the right choice for LinkedIn, press-style announcements and corporate posts. For casual Instagram captions or TikTok videos, you can ask the agent to write in a Gulf dialect so the tone feels closer to how your customers talk. Egyptian and Levantine dialects are available too if you also address audiences beyond the Kingdom. Every draft stays editable, and with approval mode on, nothing is published until someone on your team has read it. Tell the agent once which register you prefer per platform and it keeps to it.

Brandlix publishes to ten platforms: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, X, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky and WordPress. Snapchat and WhatsApp are not among them, and we would rather say that clearly than promise something we do not do. Snapchat is widely used in Saudi Arabia, so many brands will keep creating Snap content natively in its own app. The value of Brandlix is that it takes over the writing, visuals, scheduling and publishing for X, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn and the rest, which frees your team to spend more time on the channels it still runs by hand.

Saudi Arabia's General Authority for Media Regulation (GAMR) runs Mawthooq, a license for individuals who publish advertising content on social media platforms. There are exemptions, for example for people promoting their own products through their personal accounts. Because these rules can change, check the current requirements with GAMR or your legal adviser before you plan paid collaborations with creators or influencers. Brandlix does not issue licenses and does not give legal advice. It does give you approval mode and a clear calendar of what was scheduled and published, which helps your internal review.

Ask the agent for both versions. It writes the Arabic and the English copy separately, each for its own readers, rather than translating one into the other. You can publish them as two separate posts, which often works well on X and LinkedIn, or as one caption that carries both languages, which many brands prefer on Instagram. On-image text follows right-to-left layout for Arabic, and prices and dates stay in the correct order. Review both versions side by side, edit if needed and approve them together, so the campaign launches in both languages at the same time.

Pricing is the same worldwide and billed in US dollars: Free $0, Lite $9 a month, Creator $29, Pro $79 and Business $199. There is no per-seat pricing, so your whole marketing team can work in it without extra seat fees. Credits for AI generation reset every month, and failed AI generations are refunded. Workspaces grow with the plan, from 1 on Free up to 40 on Business, so a group can run each brand or branch separately. The unified inbox with AI auto-reply starts on Creator, the Telegram bot on Lite, and the public REST API with webhooks is part of Business.