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What happens when something goes wrong — our service levels

What happens when something goes wrong

Most services go quiet about this. Here's exactly how the machine behaves when a render breaks, a channel drops, or a claim goes too far — because how we handle the bad days is the real product.

Our service, when it counts

Nothing posts without your yes — unless you choose auto-posting
By default every reel waits in your Approve queue and only goes live when you tap approve — there is no hidden path that posts behind your back. If you'd rather we post on cadence for you, auto-posting is a setting you turn on yourself; until you do, you approve every post.
A reel fails our quality check → we rebuild it, you never see the broken one
Before anything reaches you, each video is decoded end to end and checked for a truncated clip, a silent voiceover, or a broken render. A hard fail is caught and rebuilt automatically — the flawed cut never lands in your queue.
A caption or campaign over-claims → we hold it before it can post
Every caption and email campaign passes an honesty check right at the approve step — it won't let a can't-back-it-up boast or a fake-urgency line through. Anything that trips it is held before it can go out; on email campaigns we show you the exact words to reword. We'd rather hold a post than publish a claim you can't stand behind.
Your Instagram disconnects → we hold, we don't guess
If a channel's connection lapses, posting stops and waits rather than guessing where to publish — and it flags for a human to reconnect it. Nothing is fired into the void.
We can't reach your website to grade it → we say so, we don't invent a score
If a site is unreachable, the report card tells you that plainly instead of printing a made-up grade. We never show a number we didn't actually measure.
You cancel → you keep the month, get your reels, and we never delete your account
It's month-to-month. Cancel anytime and you keep access through the month you've already paid for; then your account pauses — it is never deleted — and we send you a link to download your finished reels. Come back anytime and it's all still there.

These aren't just words on a page — each one is a behavior built into the system and covered by automated tests, so it keeps being true as the product grows. What we deliberately never claim: a specific number of customers, views, or an uptime percentage we can't measure honestly.

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