Clear answers before you connect.

Altyaa.ai is an AI-powered reputation management and social media platform for small businesses and marketers. It analyzes a brand’s online presence, identifies priorities, recommends actions, and prepares customer-review responses and social media content for approval.

Connect a platform, create your account, and Altyaa opens the right AI Expert while your real data imports and your first recommendations are drafted — what to fix, ready to approve.

Connect a platform when you want to jump straight into your workspace and see what to fix. Start a trial when you'd rather create an account first, look around, and connect later. Both lead to the same workspace.

Google Business Profile, Facebook Pages, Instagram, and TikTok. Google and Facebook can connect directly when you create your account. Instagram and TikTok start with normal signup first, then connect inside Altyaa.

You land in that platform workspace. Altyaa starts importing available profile, review, post, and performance data, shows syncing progress, and drafts your first recommendations instead of showing placeholder numbers.

Connect an account — your Google Business Profile, Facebook, Instagram or TikTok. Altyaa reads the signals already there and prepares its first recommendations for you to approve. There is nothing to configure and no setup call.

Small businesses and marketers. That includes a business managing its own presence, a marketing team that would rather spend its time on strategy than on drafting, and independent marketers and consultants working on behalf of a business.

No. Local businesses are a strong fit — Google reviews and a Google Business Profile matter enormously to them — but nothing in Altyaa is limited to them. Any business or brand with a Google presence and social accounts can use it, and so can the marketers who look after those accounts.

Yes. The work arrives already drafted, so the team's time goes to judgement rather than to producing first drafts. Every recommendation is reviewed and approved by a person before it publishes, so the team keeps editorial control of what goes out.

Yes. If you manage a client's Google Business Profile and social accounts, Altyaa prepares the daily work and you approve it. What it does not do is replace the judgement you are paid for — it removes the drafting, not the decisions.

Yes, with one thing worth knowing before you sign up. You can connect several clients’ accounts to one workspace and take their recommendations from a single approval queue, labelled by account — or keep clients in separate workspaces and switch between them. What Altyaa does not have is a side-by-side multi-client dashboard, or agency seats with per-client permissions. If that is what you need, Altyaa is not that tool today.

Yes, and it is worth knowing exactly how. One workspace can hold several connected accounts — more than one Facebook Page, Instagram account, TikTok handle or Google Business location — and their recommendations arrive in a single approval queue, each labelled with the account it came from. For clients you want kept properly apart, you can also run separate workspaces and switch between them. What Altyaa does not have is a dashboard comparing brands side by side, or per-client seats and permissions.

That is the case it was built for. You get the drafting and the prioritising that a marketing team would do, and your part is reading and approving it — usually from your phone.

No, and it is not trying to. Altyaa does the part that scales badly — watching the accounts, working out what to act on, and writing the first draft. Deciding what the business should say, and whether a draft is right, stays with a person. That is why nothing publishes without approval.

Your AI Experts watch the platform's native activity: reviews, replies, posting consistency, engagement, reach, profile completeness, and recent customer activity. Your daily recommendations turn that activity into the next actions that matter most.

No. Altyaa drafts replies, posts, stories, and review responses for your approval. You can approve, edit, or skip. Nothing publishes without your action.

AI Experts are platform-specific — one for Google, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. Each expert watches that platform, explains what changed, and prepares the next useful action for that platform.

Your daily recommendations are your action queue. They highlight what changed, what needs a response, what content should go out next, and which actions can improve visibility, trust, or consistency.

It watches your Google reviews and the accounts you connect, then prepares the day's work — replies and posts, already written. You read them, change anything you want, and approve. The presence stays active without it becoming another job.

By removing the first draft. The recommendations arrive written and prioritised against the account's real signals, so the time goes into editing and judgement rather than into starting from an empty page.

It monitors the Google reviews on the Google Business Profile you connect, and reads them for what needs a response and what is worth acting on. It does not crawl the open web, news sites or forums — only the accounts you have connected.

It reads the performance signals on the Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Google Business Profile accounts you connect — what you posted, how it did, what people said — and uses them to decide what to recommend next.

Yes. Altyaa drafts replies to your Google reviews in your voice, for you to approve. You can edit any draft before it posts, and nothing posts until you approve it. Altyaa does not send review requests or solicit reviews.

Yes. It prepares posts for Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and your Google Business Profile, based on what is actually happening on your accounts. Each one comes to you as a draft to approve, edit or discard.

That is the intent — drafts are written to sound like you, not like software. You review every one before it publishes, so anything that reads wrong gets changed or rewritten before anyone sees it.

Yes, and that is rather the point. Reviews and social posts are usually two tools and two logins. Altyaa treats them as one job, so the day's recommendations arrive in one place whether they concern a Google review or a post.

Three, mostly. Google reviews that sit unanswered because writing a good reply takes real thought. Social accounts that go quiet because posting slides down the list. And not knowing which of the two deserves your attention today. Altyaa handles the drafting and the prioritising; you keep the approval.

A dashboard shows you numbers and leaves the interpretation to you. Altyaa starts where that ends: it explains what is happening, why it matters, and what to do next — and then prepares that work for your approval.

A scheduler publishes what you have already written. The writing is the part that takes the time. Altyaa prepares the content and the replies first, and scheduling is what happens after you approve them.

Monitoring tells you a Google review arrived. Altyaa drafts the reply, in your voice, ready for you to edit or approve. The alert is not the work — the response is.

Yes. The trial gives new accounts 30 days to use Altyaa before choosing a paid plan. It is different from connecting a platform first, which drops you straight into your workspace.

Altyaa has one plan: $99 per month, or $999 per year. The annual plan is billed yearly and works out to $83 per month. There are no platform tiers or add-on bundles.

No. You connect your business profiles with the official platform login screens. Altyaa handles the import, recommendations, drafts, and publishing workflow from the workspace.

Altyaa uses official platform APIs, requests the smallest scopes needed for the job, stores credentials encrypted, and lets you revoke access from Altyaa or from the platform at any time.

Yes. You can disconnect platforms from Altyaa, and you can also revoke access directly inside Google, Meta, or TikTok. Disconnecting stops future imports and actions for that platform.

No. Your connected profile, review, post, and performance data is used to run your workspace and draft actions for your business.