Threadovo for creators · Your evenings back

Post every day without it eating your evenings

You are the strategist, the writer, the designer and the editor. Threadovo takes three of those four jobs and leaves you the one only you can do.

Content studio

ready · 1,240 credits
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Prompt

Launch post for the new suya spice blend —warm evening light, market table, close crop

Format

Square · 1:1

Slides

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A generated launch image: a jar labelled Suya Spice Blend on a market table at dusk among red chillies, groundnuts and spices, market stalls glowing behind
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What posting every day actually costs

Credits are a unit nobody has held, so here is a week of them spent on your behalf. Disagree with the mix if you like — the arithmetic is on the page.

A week, posting daily

7 captions, one per post
7 credits
5 generated images, at 10 each
50 credits
One 6-second AI clip a fortnight, at 50 a second
150 credits
A week
207 credits
A month
828 credits

That is 69% of Starter, which includes 1,200 credits a month for $29 — 28 posts, every month, with room to redo the ones that come out wrong.

Where the cliff is

AI-generated footage is the only thing here that costs real money to make, so it is the only thing that moves you up a plan. Take the same week and make the clip weekly instead of fortnightly and it becomes 1,428 credits a month — past Starter, and into Pro at $79.

Which is worth knowing before you start, not after. Everything else — captions, images, per-platform variants, the strategist, the Monday report — is cheap enough that it is not what decides your plan. You are also shown the cost of a clip before it is generated, and you approve the storyboard first, so you never pay for a video you did not want.

Footage you shot yourself is cheaper again: the editor cuts what you already have rather than generating anything, so a week built on your own clips costs a fraction of the numbers above.

What changes for you

Four jobs, three of them handed over. What that looks like on an ordinary Tuesday.

  • The blank week is the hard part

    The strategist researches your niche once and keeps that understanding. Every week after that it arrives with a plan already drawn against it, so you are editing something rather than starting from nothing.

  • One post, every network

    Write once. Each network gets its own version, sized and worded for where it is going, and you approve each one before it can be scheduled.

  • Video without an editor

    A topic becomes a scripted, narrated, captioned cut. You approve the storyboard before anything is generated, so you never pay for a video you did not want.

AI strategist

nigeria · food

What your market is doing

  • jollof festival lagosrising
  • spice sourcingsteady
  • small batch foodrising

Proposed week

  • MonBehind the blend — sourcing story
  • WedFounder answers the three questions we get most
  • FriLaunch post + first 50 orders ship
ai strategist · a week, planned against real demand

Which plan you want

Most creators run on Starter: one brand, two accounts, and enough credits to post every day with an AI clip every other week. Make that clip weekly and you are on Pro — the page shows the arithmetic.

Billing and account access

Priced in dollars. Fixed in naira.

Every plan has one dollar price and one naira price, and neither is a conversion of the other: a Nigerian team pays the naira figure however the rate moves. Everywhere else you pay the dollar price, and Bachs shows it to you in your own currency at checkout — by card, bank transfer or mobile money, converted at that day's rate.

One processor, Bachs, and one number on the invoice, in the currency you paid in. Nothing is stored on a card: every term is a single checkout you choose to make, and the renewal reminder arrives before the term ends, never a surprise charge after it.

What you are handing over

Connecting an account lets Threadovo publish to it and read back how the posts did. Nothing else. Your passwords never reach us: you sign in with the network itself, and the access it returns is encrypted before we store it. Only people you invite to that workspace can use it. Disconnect an account, or cancel, and the permission ends.

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