Let AI Run Your Facebook Page.
ContentVelo reads the page you already have, learns how it writes, then produces the post and the advertisement image together — and publishes them on schedule.
- 14 · 9 · 10
- styles, ad formats, aspect ratios
- 1 / week
- free post, every week, no card required
- 9
- languages the posts are written in
What is ContentVelo?
ContentVelo is a Facebook Page management platform for businesses. You connect a page, ContentVelo analyses the posts already on it to work out the tone, vocabulary and length that page writes in, and from then on every post it generates sounds like that page rather than like a machine. Each post comes with an advertisement image drawn to match, and AutoPilot can publish the whole thing without you opening the app. It writes in nine languages, and it is priced per page per month in your own market's currency.
- Who is it for?
- Page owners, SMEs, shops selling on Facebook, and agencies running pages for clients.
- What does it replace?
- Writing captions by hand, briefing a designer for every promotional image, and remembering to post.
- What does it cost?
- Five free posts on signing up and one a week after that. Beyond that, a monthly price per Facebook Page — lower for pages two to four, lower again from the fifth — in your own market's currency, on the pricing page. Paid annually, ten months buys twelve.
- Which platforms?
- ContentVelo supports Facebook Pages. ChatMai is ready to help manage customer conversations; channel connections depend on platform approval and setup.
It learns your page before it writes a word
Connect a page and ContentVelo reads what is already published on it. That analysis becomes the brand profile every later post is written against.
You see the analysis and can correct any of it before a single post is generated.

- Detected tone and writing style
- Words and hashtags the page actually uses
- How much emoji, and how long posts run
- Industry, audience and business description you confirm
- Brand colours and logo for the images
AutoPilot keeps the page running while you run the business
Turn it on for a page and a background worker takes over: it picks the topic, writes the post, has the image drawn, and publishes at the time you set. Nobody has to open the app.



The topic mix follows your results
Topics are weighted by what actually performed on that page, not rotated through a fixed list.
No two posts in a row look alike
The shape of each post is checked against the last ones, so the page does not fall into a pattern.
The image format follows the post
An offer gets an offer layout, a tip gets a knowledge layout. The format is decided from what was written, not fixed in a setting.
It tells you when it is stuck
If AutoPilot cannot publish for a page, that page is flagged rather than silently going quiet.
Everything the page needs, in one place
Hand the whole page to AutoPilot, or sit down and write a post yourself. The same brand profile, image engine and schedule sit behind both.
AutoPilot
Writes and publishes on its own schedule, weighting topics by what performed and choosing the image format from the post it just wrote.
Writing that sounds like your page
Write in your page's own voice using its real past posts as examples, or in ContentVelo's house style when you want something fresher.
Advertisement images, drawn whole
The image model designs the entire advertisement — photograph, layout and headline type together. Fourteen styles, nine formats, ten aspect ratios.
Your products and services
Keep a catalogue with prices and photographs, then generate a post about a specific item using its own photo as the reference.
A calendar that publishes itself
Queue posts on a calendar and a background worker publishes each one at its time. Thirty days ahead on the free plan, unlimited on a paid one.
Real numbers from Facebook
Reach, impressions, engagement and engagement rate pulled from the Graph API, plus your best post, your best hours, and the comments themselves.
The image model draws the advertisement, not a template
There is no drag-and-drop editor here and no template library. Each post's image is designed from a fresh brief, so two posts on the same page never come back looking like the same poster.
See the image engine- styles
- From realistic and cinematic photography to 3D, clay, pop art, Swiss design and collage — fourteen in all, each with its own art direction.
- ad formats
- Headline over photo, top banner, knowledge card, offer, quote, infographic, or a clean photo with no text at all.
- aspect ratios
- From 21:9 through square to 9:16, requested at the target ratio rather than cropped down to it.
It sets Thai correctly
Thai stacks a vowel above the consonant and a tone mark above that. We verified the model's output by transcribing it back character for character.
No chasing a perfect separator
When the wording comes back slightly off, the image is not regenerated to chase it. One good advertisement with one imperfect separator is the better buy.
Preview before you spend
Try a style, format and ratio on a sample first. Nothing is charged until you generate a real post.
Your business. Your voice. Your language.
Choose from nine interface languages. Explore examples from different kinds of independent businesses, then make the workflow your own.

From your shop to their next scroll
Start with a direction that fits your business. Make it yours with your products, photographs and story.
Make your next menu story inviting
Use the café’s existing posts to establish its voice, then draft or schedule a menu story.
Give your product a story worth exploring
Use a product photo as a reference to create a post around a specific item.
Launch a collection in your own style
Try a different image style and format for a new collection, then preview before publishing.
Customer conversations in one workspace
ChatMai brings customer conversations, shop context, and follow-up work together. Ask us which channels are available for your account.

Connect a page and see what it writes
The analysis of your existing page costs nothing, and you get a free post every week. You only pay when you want more than that.



