Pricing

Free while we are in early access.

Not a trial with a countdown, and not a stripped-back tier designed to make you upgrade. Helio Posts is genuinely early, the first users are helping us find out what it needs to be, and charging for that before it has earned it would be the wrong way round.

Everything included Drop-in link for your team Named approval gate Cadence calendar Branded image cards Carousels Voice guard Boost flagging Your team told when it lands One brand or fifty

No tiers, no add-ons, nothing held back for a higher plan later.

What it costs any other way

Free, against what this is normally sold for

Keeping a company page alive is somebody's job, and when it is nobody's job it stops happening. These are typical UK market ranges rather than quotes from anyone in particular, and they are what the work costs when a person does it.

A social media manager
£2,300–£3,300
a month, in-house

Salary and on-costs for someone doing this properly across your channels. Worth it at the right size, and a lot of company to carry before you are there.

An agency retainer
£800–£2,500
a month, per brand

Usually a set number of posts and a monthly report. Multiply it by every client if you are running a roster rather than one page.

Helio Posts
Free
while we are in early access

Every feature, any number of workspaces, no card. What we want back is a straight answer about whether the drafts are good enough.

We are not claiming Helio Posts replaces a good social lead. It replaces the version of this that most companies actually have, which is nobody, and a page that has not been posted on since March.

What happens next

What "early access" actually commits us to

Plenty of notice

Pricing will arrive, and when it does you will hear about it well before it applies to you. Nobody gets a surprise invoice.

No card to start

There is no card on file, so there is nothing that can quietly start charging. Starting free means starting free.

Early users are looked after

The people using it while it is rough are the reason it stops being rough. That gets remembered when pricing lands.

No lock-in

Your posts are your posts. If you stop, you stop, and we are not holding your content hostage to make leaving painful.

Why we are doing it this way

We would rather find out it is not good enough now

We run an MSP and an agency's worth of client pages, and Helio Posts exists because our own LinkedIn, and our clients', kept going quiet. It is how we run all of it now. But "it works for us" is not evidence that it works for you, and the fastest way to find out is to put it on your page and see whether the drafts are actually good enough to approve.

If they are not, we would rather learn that from someone who paid nothing than from someone who paid for a year.

Free, every feature, no card. The only thing we want back is a straight answer about whether it is any good.

Fair questions

The things you would ask on a call

Is it free forever?

No, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. Pricing arrives once Helio Posts has earned it. What we will not do is spring it on you: you will have plenty of warning, and early users will be looked after.

What is the catch while it is free?

That it is early. Things move, occasionally something is rough, and you will be asked what you think more often than a finished product would ask. In exchange you get every feature and no bill.

Can I run client pages on it?

Yes. Each client is its own workspace with its own voice, cadence and named reviewer, and there is no limit on how many you run during early access.

What happens to my posts if I leave?

They are on LinkedIn, where they always were. Helio Posts drafts and schedules; it does not host your presence, so there is nothing to be locked out of.

Do I need a card to start?

No. There is no card on file at all, which is also why nothing can start charging you by accident.

See it on your own page first.

We'll set up a workspace, load your voice, and show you the first week of drafts, for your own company or a client. If the drafts aren't good enough, that is the fastest possible way to find out.

Start free
Free while we are in early access. No card, no lock-in.