Agent Craft is a team social media system that turns a company's employees into a coordinated content engine. Instead of asking marketers to write posts for a single company page, Agent Craft has each team member answer a daily prompt in a mobile app with a short voice note or video of about three minutes. The product then handles the formatting, narration, logo and URL placement, hashtags, classification, analysis and adaptation to each platform's best practices, and publishes the results across eight social platforms from each person's own account. A single web dashboard at app.agentcraft.ai collects everything for review, so nothing goes out unseen.
Agent Craft is built on a simple observation stated on its site: people follow people, not logos. The same message delivered from a real team member's account earns roughly seven times the engagement of a company page post, because customers get to know the humans behind the business and trust follows. A company page today is one account with one voice — a logo avatar and a marketing voice — which the site describes as a 1× baseline. Real numbers published by Agent Craft from its own three-person team show the gap in practice: over the 30 days to September 13, 2026, exposure reached 234.1K, up 183% on 82.7K in the previous 30 days; engagements hit 13.3K, up 377% on 2.8K, including 10.4K likes, 1.8K comments, 854 shares and 225 saves; the engagement rate reached 5.7%, up 2.3 points from 3.4%; and 285 posts were published, up 115 on 170, across 26 active days at 11.0 posts a day with a longest gap of two days.
The starting point is the Agent Craft mobile app. Every team member receives one prompt a day — a question about their work, a customer, or the week's news — and the prompts are tied to your campaigns so the whole team stays on message. The site gives an example prompt: "What's one thing a customer taught you this week?" The person answers by talking rather than typing, the way they would explain it to a colleague, with no scripts and no editing. A recording takes about three minutes, after which it flows automatically to the dashboard for review. Agent Craft states that team members do not need to be marketers: if someone can talk for three minutes about their work, they can use the product, which was built for teams where the people with the most expertise have the least time to write.
Once a recording lands, Agent Craft runs the "Craft" step. The system handles formatting, narration, the placement of your logo and URL, hashtags, classification, analysis, and adaptation to each platform's best practices, producing platform-native versions of the content in the speaker's own voice. Agent Craft describes the flow as three steps: record a short voice note or video in the app about a customer story, a lesson or a take on the news; let Craft handle formatting, narration, brand assets, hashtags and platform-native versions; then review and publish through a single queue — one approval covering eight platforms. The eight platforms named across the site are LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, X (Twitter), Threads and Bluesky.
All team content flows through one unified web dashboard where it is approved, edited and kept on brand before it posts. Three capabilities are called out. Approve means one queue for the whole team, so nothing ships unseen. Edit means any post can be refined before it goes out, per platform. Stay on brand means templates put your visuals, logo and URL on every post. Because the queue is shared, managers always know what is going out, from everyone, everywhere. The summary the product uses for the workflow is "3 min a day, 8 platforms, 1–1,000 teammates, 1 review queue."
Agent Craft's methodology is captured in its "math" section: 7× engagement × 8 different platforms × number of team members = 100× the engagement you currently get from social media. The site breaks that down step by step — a company page today is one account with one voice at 1×; one teammate's account, because people follow people, performs at 7×; distributing that across eight platforms where each post is adapted natively reaches 56×; and putting the whole team to work in unison takes it to 100×. Coordinated campaigns are what hold it together: a promotion, a customer win or industry news goes out across the team in the same week, with each post delivered in that individual's own voice, while custom templates close every post with brand visuals, logo and URL.
The outcomes Agent Craft publishes are engagement, reach, follower growth and qualified pipeline. Case studies on the site include Dr. Dominick Gadaleta, a facial plastic surgeon, with +644% and 73.3K impressions in 30 days, a 6% engagement rate that the site calls twice the industry standard, and 13.9% follower growth (+2,561 in 30 days). Mindset AI, a B2B AI SaaS company, recorded +296% and 148.9K impressions in 30 days, a 5.4% engagement rate described as almost twice industry standard, and 1.5% follower growth (+611 in 30 days). Juan Mouton, a fractional CMO, saw 41.3K views in 15 days, a 2.2% engagement rate and 2 new clients in 15 days. Agent Craft's own accounts reported 326.4K impressions in 90 days, reach +812% and a 5.1% engagement rate, and the site notes that many of its earliest users started brand-new accounts and began posting immediately on sign-up.
On the lead side, Agent Craft moves "from engagement to pipeline." Hundreds of thousands of engagements generate hundreds of comments and DMs, and Craft reads every one across every teammate and all eight platforms. It captures each comment and DM, automatically qualifies buying intent and separates it from noise while keeping the context of what the person engaged with, and pushes qualified leads to your CRM where the sales team already works. The site illustrates this with an example inbox: a comment from a 40-person sales team asking how onboarding works, a DM from someone looking to replace their agency by Q1, and more than 412 further engagements in a week, with the buyer-intent messages surfaced as hot leads. The stated goal is that reps focus on the conversations that matter instead of sorting through everything manually.
Agent Craft is designed for teams that want many voices rather than one, and the dashboard supports from a team of 1 to a team of 1,000. Published examples include a solo facial plastic surgeon, a B2B AI SaaS company, a fractional CMO, and a startup posting around a Product Hunt launch. Pricing is $95/month for the first teammate and $75/month for each additional teammate, and the plan is stated to include everything: unlimited recordings, 8 platforms, custom brand templates, analytics and dedicated onboarding. A 30-day free trial is available with no card needed, and teams can also book a 20-minute demo in which Agent Craft maps the first week of coordinated posts. Comment and DM data is pushed to the CRM the sales team already uses, and the mobile app handles recording while the web dashboard handles review and publishing.
Agent Craft's core promise is that three minutes a day per person, multiplied across a whole team and eight platforms, produces engagement and leads that a single company page cannot. It removes the two biggest obstacles to consistent social posting — deciding what to say and doing the production work — by prompting each teammate for a spoken answer and handling everything from narration and brand templates to platform-native formatting, review and publishing. The result is coordination without scripts, brand consistency without bottlenecks, and a flow of qualified conversations moving from social engagement into the CRM.