Free
$0
100 free credits
For trying the machine
- 1 brand workspace
- Connect your social accounts
- Upload your photos and videos
- Tab and ⌘K editing
Early access is open
Add your website or a social account. treenut learns your brand and writes a month of posts for every channel.
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HOW IT WORKS
Your website or a social account you already post on. No brief, no onboarding call.
Your voice, colors, products and prices, and what your audience responds to.
A month of posts for every channel. Approve them one by one, or let autopilot post them.
QUESTIONS
Give it your website or a social account. treenut reads your products, prices and tone of voice, writes posts for each channel with AI, and you review them before anything goes out.
Only if you let it. You choose per channel: approve everything, approve only ads, or full autopilot. Ad spend always has a hard daily cap you set.
treenut learns your voice from your website, past posts and a short rules file, and keeps learning from what you approve and edit. Every draft is editable before it goes out.
We're building for TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Threads, Pinterest, Reddit, Meta Ads, Google Ads, TikTok Ads, email newsletters and blogs. Connections roll out in waves during early access.
No. Add your link, answer a few quick questions and treenut writes your first batch. When it’s ready you pick a plan to edit, schedule and publish them.
This usually takes under a minute.
Edit anything, schedule it for the best times, or let autopilot post for you.
$0
100 free credits
For trying the machine
Most popular
$20/month
500 credits every month
For creators and small businesses
$100/month
2,500 credits every month
For growing brands, teams and agencies
Credits are used when treenut creates, edits or analyzes content. Bigger jobs, like cutting videos, use more. Generated video and music, from models like Higgsfield and Suno, use more credits. On Business, you can buy extra credits anytime.
Credits are used when treenut creates, edits or analyzes content. Bigger jobs, like cutting videos, use more.