Payo is an AI marketing workspace for lean teams. Turn one plain-language brief into a complete campaign—strategy, storyboard, creative, review, schedule and result from one campaign record.
Example campaign张老师 Teacher ZhangOne word. One story.
“一天一学字” turns a single Chinese character into a poster, a short explanation, a cultural prompt, and a conversation people can join.
The character is ridiculous. The story makes it stick. Which character should Teacher Zhang teach next?
The one with 42 strokes. I need to see how it is written.
Can the next one be a word people use in Hong Kong?
An example campaign, not a claim about account performance.
The campaign path: brief, three angles, storyboard, source check, approval, schedule, and result.
Payo gives a lean team the structure of a campaign department without asking everyone to become a strategist, editor, and scheduler.
Keep the goal, audience, offer, and must-keep facts attached to the campaign.
Payo turns an approved brief into campaign angles, a storyboard, channel-ready creative, and a result report. You stay at the approval gate; Payo keeps the work moving.
We are opening a small, hands-on pilot for businesses that need the work to keep moving but still want the final say. It is free for the selected cohort.
Run it yourself. Or let us run it with you.Enough time to learn from real campaigns instead of one launch spike.
Built around SMEs and lean teams first, with room for specialists.
No public post moves outside a visible approval boundary.
The pilot is intentionally narrow. These answers set expectations before a conversation. Posting-strategy answers describe planned product behaviour and are marked as design previews.
A small number of warm businesses work with us through onboarding, campaign planning, review, publishing, and a clear result report. No login or account connection is created on this page.
A campaign: the brief, angles, storyboard, finished creative, platform-specific variants, approval trail, schedule, and result summary.
This is a design preview for the future app. One owner-controlled dial will run from Explore to Steady. Explore will vary format, hook, posting window, topic mix and call to action one variable at a time where possible, and label each post with what it is testing. Steady will keep a fixed format family, voice and posting slots while only the subject matter varies. Voice, facts, prices and offers stay owner-set in both.
This is a design preview. Topic freedom will be a separate setting, off by default. The owner will write allowed adjacent topics and an off-limits list. Payo may propose widening scope at the weekly review with the trade-off stated, but will never widen scope itself.
This is a design preview. The agent will report what it tried, what happened, and what it recommends next, including a move to Explore or Steady. The owner approves every move. Signals such as saves, shares and profile visits will matter more than likes; a handful of posts never proves cause.
No. Instagram is the first native priority where official access is approved. Other channels use platform-ready exports or assisted-manual publishing.
Every post requires owner approval before publishing during the pilot. Community engagement stays owner-sent: Payo can draft suggested replies and flag conversations worth joining, but there is no autonomous commenting or DMing. These are planned behaviours for the future app; this site has no live publishing or automation.
Reach, profile visits, tracked traffic, conversations, and client-reported outcomes remain separate. Nothing in this demo is presented as customer proof.
Public pricing is not open yet. The first stage is a private pilot used to validate the offer, delivery cost, and usefulness.
This is a visual demo. The form below does not submit or store any details.