Mavic

Mavic's site, pricing, and affiliate signup were all pulled on 2026-10-27; no account was opened, and the review context matters: there is no Trustpilot profile and no G2 listing for this product, so everything below traces to the vendor's own pages and one press intro.

Mavic's pitch is that generic AI forgets your brand between prompts, so it starts where the others end: a Brand Book holds your voice, palette, fonts, products, customer profile, and a ban list — literal words Mavic will not use — and every prompt is enriched and checked against them before you see output. The product loop is chat-to-published: describe the post, Mavic matches a saved template, generates image and caption, prints the credit cost, and waits for your approve. Around it sits a complete marketing floor: scheduling to seven networks, a drag-and-drop planner, recurring tasks, product-photo and video generation, and a blog writer.

What it actually costs

True cost runs through the meter: at 10 credits per image-and-caption post, Solo buys about 150 finished posts a month — roughly $0.33 each — and pay-as-you-go bundles ($35 per 750 credits) cover the overflow. The number to watch isn't on the card: social channel connections are labeled 'bundled, limited time' on every paid tier, so the publishing feature at the center of the product is explicitly a temporary inclusion. Price that risk in before committing annually.

The Catch

The Brand Book is the product; the AI is just the newest employee who has to read it. And that's the catch in one line: the setup is human, careful work — which is why Mavic sells a half-day Brand Discovery workshop and managed-content retainers right under the pricing table. Skip the codification and the ban-list magic degrades to generic output with your logo on it. Second: the credit meter touches everything, so heavy media months convert directly into $35 top-ups. Third, and most unusual for a tool this polished, there is no independent review record whatsoever — no Trustpilot, no G2, nothing but press intros — so the 'trusted by future-ready businesses' logo wall is the only social proof on offer. Who wastes money here: teams that expect the AI to invent their brand (it won't — you must, and it's work), and annual subscribers betting the 'limited time' channel bundling doesn't change price. If you're a small business that knows its voice and hates producing content, the free 50 credits are an honest test; agencies get the best per-brand math at Team.

Within this wave, OneUp is the pure scheduling play and Sendible the agency suite — or browse the AI social media tools category. Disclosure, verified 2026-10-27 on the signup page: Mavic's Rewardful program pays this site 20% on lifetime subscriptions — note that our affiliate database lists 30%, and we defer to the signup page's lower number.