Questions owners ask.

No. Compa is an AI assistant, and it tells you so in its first text. A real person on our team keeps an eye on things, and you can reach them anytime at hello@textcompa.com.

Three captions for the same job: one for your Google Business Profile, one for Instagram and one for Facebook. Each comes in its own text, so you can press and hold to copy just that one. Reply yes to lock them in, or tell Compa what to change, like "make it shorter" or "the town is Oyster Bay." You post them yourself.

Your first 3 drafts are free, and you don't need a card for them. After that, the first month is free too (the code is already added at the checkout link Compa texts you). Then it's $39 a month plus tax for your first 12 months, then $59 a month plus tax. The 12 months count from the day you add your card, free month included, so that's 11 charges at $39. The beta price holds while you stay subscribed. If you cancel, it's $59 a month plus tax to come back. Sales tax is based on your billing address. In Nassau County, $39 comes to $42.36 a month. In Suffolk County, it's $42.41. Full details are on the pricing page.

Spots are limited. If they're full when you text COMPA, Compa texts you back to say so and adds you to the waitlist.

Text billing to Compa and it sends a link to your billing page, where cancelling takes one tap. Your plan runs to the end of the month you've paid for, and you won't be charged again. The beta price holds while you stay subscribed. If you cancel, it's $59 a month plus tax to come back. Texting STOP or CANCEL only stops the texts. It doesn't cancel the plan.

Not yet. Compa writes the Google, Instagram and Facebook captions, and you paste them in yourself, so nothing goes public unless you put it there. Posting for you comes later.

Yes, when you ask. Add "do a LinkedIn one too" to your job text and a LinkedIn caption comes after the Facebook one, written in first person as you. Text "always do LinkedIn" to get one on every post, or "stop doing LinkedIn" to turn it off.

Yes. Compa asks for it once during signup and adds "Lic. #" and your number as the last line of every caption, since Nassau, NYC and many other places require the license number on ads. Text a new number to change it, or "remove my license number" to take it off.

Never. When you want a review request, Compa writes it and you send it from your own phone, so your customers only ever hear from you.

Tell it what to change in your own words, like "make it shorter" or "mention the oven," and it rewrites the same draft. If you'd rather drop it, reply no and Compa tosses it and waits for the next job.

Send it when Compa asks and it reads your services, the towns you work in and your service area in about a minute, then asks only what's missing. No website? Reply skip and it asks a few quick questions instead. Either way you confirm a short summary of your business before anything gets drafted.

Sí. Text Compa in Spanish and it writes back, and drafts your posts, in Spanish. The setup questions are in English for now.

Blue-collar businesses in Nassau and Suffolk: HVAC, plumbing and electrical, outside work like roofing, landscaping, fencing, decks, pool service and pressure washing, inside work like every kind of cleaning, painting, flooring, carpentry, handyman work, remodeling and junk removal, plus auto detailing. The full list is on the Who it's for page.

Compa uses your texts and photos to write your drafts and to remember the facts about your business you've said yes to. We don't sell your information, and your consent to texts is for Famedia LLC only. Ask us to delete your data by emailing hello@textcompa.com. The full details are in our Privacy Policy.

No. There's no app and nothing to log into. Compa is a contact in your phone, and you text it like anyone else.