Cherry runs your restaurant's Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and Google profile for you — captions, images, reels, ads, review replies — drafted nightly in your voice, published on your approval. One flat fee. Zero ad markups. Zero "what do we post today?"
✓ Facebook ✓ Instagram ✓ TikTok ✓ Google Business ✓ X · nothing publishes without your approval
Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and your Google profile — Cherry writes each one for the platform it lives on, shows you exactly how it will look, and publishes only after you say yes.
This is the actual loop Cherry runs for every restaurant in the book: the nightly press writes while you sleep, you approve in minutes, the poster ships on schedule, and the report lands by morning. Then it repeats.
A real feed goes quiet for weeks. This one never does: fresh dishes, weekend features, holiday menus and questions that pull comments — every platform, every week, in your voice.
Sample content from the demo book · photography via Unsplash · your feed runs on your own shots, styled like this.
No dashboards to learn, no posting schedules to remember. Set it up once in an evening — then it's two minutes a week.
One click each for Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Google — or paste a token if you prefer. Your accounts stay yours; Cherry never sees a password, and ad money never touches us.
Every Monday the agenda is waiting: captions, images, a reel, review replies — previewed exactly as they'll appear. Tap approve, tweak a line, or bin it. That's the whole job.
Posts go out on your cadence, due items ship every 15 minutes, reviews get answered, the morning report lands. You'll know it worked because your phone will buzz with the likes.
Six desks, one subscription. All drafted by AI, all approved by you, all reported in the morning.
Eight post types — specials, spotlights, promos, events, holidays, questions, behind-the-scenes, review reposts — on a cadence that never goes quiet. A week of content is always queued.
Campaigns built with live reach-and-click estimates before a dollar moves. Created paused — you fund them directly in Meta or TikTok. We never touch or markup your ad spend.
Every review that needs an answer, with a reply drafted in your voice and linted for compliance. One tap to send. Your reply rate is part of your score.
A weekly email newsletter assembled from your own posts, blog and menu — plus long-form blog posts for your website, published as WordPress drafts. No SMS, ever, unless you ask.
A scored local-SEO audit — Google profile, reviews, cadence, images, blog, menu — with the fix list sorted by impact. What's working, best hours, and the fastest lever.
On day one, Cherry audits every platform you're on — cadence, engagement, video share, gaps — and scores it 0–100 with the fix list sorted by impact. Expect the first grade to be brutal. Then watch it climb as the press runs.
Five stores, one subscription. Posts rotate across locations, each store keeps its own Google listing, and the whole book is scored side by side.
Move the sliders. Compare what restaurants actually pay for marketing today against one Cherry subscription — same posts, ads, reviews, newsletters and reports.
Public-range estimates for comparison only, not quotes: US marketing-coordinator salaries average $3,000–5,000/mo (Indeed, 2026); local agencies commonly bill $750–1,500/mo per location plus 10–20% of ad spend. Cherry pricing is exactly $99/$199/$349 + $8/post over allowance.
You keep $4,001 a month versus the hire. And it never calls in sick, never forgets Tuesday's special, and never stops when you're slammed.
Ad spend is separate and paid by you, straight to the platforms — Cherry's fee is the whole invoice.
+ $8 per post over your allowance · month to month · your ad accounts stay yours
It's written from your menu, your voice notes and your history. Before you ever approve auto-posting, you'll have read a week of drafts — if it doesn't sound like you, we'll say so and fix it.
Never. Campaigns are created paused; you fund them directly in Meta, TikTok or Google. Cherry's fee is the flat subscription — that's the whole invoice.
You do, by default. The nightly press drafts everything; nothing publishes until you approve — unless you switch on auto-approve for a location you trust.
No. One subscription covers the brand; locations live inside it, each with its own Google listing, posts and reporting. Pick the tier by location count.
Reviews get drafted replies you approve. Direct messages stay in your inbox — Cherry handles the public record, not your private conversations.
Yes — Cherry is MCP-native. Connect Claude or any agent and it can operate the desk through 40+ tools, with the same approvals and guardrails as the dashboard.
Your accounts, content and subscriber list stay yours, month to month, no exit fee — and the outbox keeps a full export.
Independent restaurants are being out-marketed by chains with content teams — not because the food isn't better, but because a marketing hire costs more than a line cook and agencies price them out. Cherry replaces that entire function with an AI marketing desk: $99–$349 flat a month, approval-first, running on a self-hosted stack with a near-zero cost base.
A marketing hire runs $3,000–5,000 a month. Local agencies want $750–1,500 per door plus ad markups. DIY tools are a chore that stops by February. The result is consistent: great kitchens with empty Google profiles, dead Instagrams and unanswered reviews — while chains out-publish them 10-to-1.
We start where we live: Macomb County, Michigan — a 1,000-lead database already mapped, routes planned, first customer signed. Then every strip mall in America: salons, gyms and services with the identical problem and the identical tool. Same engine, new vertical.
Nightly press writes a 7-day buffer (captions, images, reels), an approval agenda, ads created paused, reviews drafted and linted, newsletters and blog from the same content brain, a scored SEO audit — every day, every location, reported by morning. 40+ agent actions, MCP-native.
$99–$349/mo by tier + $8/post overage. Ad spend is 100% pass-through — no markup means no media-buying compliance exposure and no churn cliff when spend scales. The stack is self-hosted; AI runs on batch pricing and local models. Gross margin expands as volume grows.
Product complete and tested — engine, dashboard, MCP server, order engine, portal. Bun N Run (5 locations) is the first customer in the book. The 4-business demo book runs daily in demo mode. The go-live gate is platform credentials and phone activation — operational steps, not code.
Generic tools post; Cherry knows menus, locations, review compliance and local SEO. Approval-first builds the trust agencies never earn. MCP-native means AI assistants become a sales channel, not a threat. And the self-hosted cost base lets us price at $99 where agencies need $1,500.
Twenty minutes, your menu on screen, a week of real posts drafted live. If it doesn't sound like you, we'll say so.