For single locations
You run one service location. You wear the owner hat, the manager hat, and the marketing hat. You don't have time to film for hours, and you can't afford a $20,000-a-month agency. MarkLoop turns staff-filmed phone clips into a month of brand-safe posts — without hiring a videographer, without juggling a content calendar, and without losing the voice of the location.
The reality of running it yourself
None of these are about the content itself. They're about the system around it — the part nobody is selling at a price you can pay.
Pain 1
Phone footage piles up in the camera roll. The clips that go up sporadically don't get saves, don't drive inquiries, and don't explain why someone should book with this location.
Pain 2
Three posts last week, none this week, two next week. The algorithm punishes inconsistency, and you can't carry weekly planning, capture, edit, caption, and scheduling on top of running the actual location.
Pain 3
Real agencies (voice work, weekly briefs, shot lists, edits, posting, performance review) are priced for chains. The tools you can afford only schedule what you don't have time to make.
How it works for one location
MarkLoop runs the content cycle for your location: Plan, staff filming, edit, post, and learn. You approve from your phone.
Step 1
Weekly Plan
On day one we lock your voice, your audience, your services, your goals, and your filming windows. Every week after, MarkLoop generates the Plan: pillar mix, proof moments, hook angles, and what staff should film in a 15-minute window between appointments.
Step 2
Brief
Staff never film a vague concept. They open a no-login capture link with one scene at a time: place, directive, framing, guardrail, Start/Move/End steps when needed, and a fallback take if the first idea is blocked.
Step 3
Edit
Footage in, finished post out. Hook timing, captions, service language, and banned-phrase guards are all locked to your voice. You review and approve from your phone in two minutes; nothing goes live until you say so.
Step 4
Post
Morning research, after-work booking decisions, weekend self-care planning — the windows are appointment-service specific, not generic. The system picks the slot, you approve the queue, and the rest is hands-off.
Step 5
Learn
What got saves, what drove inquiries, what helped bookings, what fell flat — the loop closes weekly. The Plan next week reflects what worked last week. You don't read analytics; the system reads them for you.
What changes after week 4
No vague promises. These are the numbers single-location owners report once the loop has had a month to settle.
8–12
Posts per month
Sustained cadence — reels + carousels — without you owning the production process. Briefed, captured, edited, posted, reviewed.
≤15 min
Staff filming window
That's the capture budget per scene. Everything else (Plan, brief, edit, caption, schedule, performance review) runs in the background.
3–5×
Less than a real agency
$250/mo flat versus the $10K–$50K range that buys you the same system from a content agency. Owner-operator pricing for owner-operator pace.
Week 1
First post live
From kickoff call to first published post — voice locked, brief generated, footage captured, edit approved — inside a week.
Single Location
$250 /mo flat
One location. Unlimited planning, briefs, and shot lists. 20 reels and 10 carousels per month. Voice, edit, posting, and the learning loop. No per-post charges, no surprise modifiers.
Related customer types
Start with a 4-week pilot — the pilot fee credits 100% toward your first month. or talk to sales