Questions partners hear

How much is it?

"It's priced per person, per month, one licence per person, and the software is all in: every feature and Holly in every seat. The team will confirm the current price."

Introduce them rather than quoting a figure: the rate depends on when a team joins.

Can I offer my contacts a discount? No. Maktura does not discount: every customer pays the rate open when they sign up. The honest point is that the earlier a team joins, the lower its rate, and it keeps that rate for as long as it stays subscribed.

Can I get free access? No free access is offered as standard; any exception is agreed by Alex Dick or John Cooper in writing. If access is agreed with you, your posts are still labelled "Ad".

Can I see it working first? Yes. Ask your Maktura contact for a walkthrough.

"Will this get my account restricted by LinkedIn?" Honestly: nobody can promise what LinkedIn or any platform will do. What we can say: publishing runs through LinkedIn's own connection, so you never share a password; Maktura does no automated liking, commenting, connecting or messaging; and we recommend a person approves every LinkedIn post. For more detail, the team will answer.

"Is it obvious it's AI?"

"Holly drafts in your own voice, built from how you actually write, and you edit and approve it."

Never claim posts are undetectable; we don't. If asked directly: drafts are written with AI and approved by a person.

"Is it just ChatGPT?"

"It isn't ChatGPT. The team can tell you exactly what's under the hood, and why the voices matter more than the model."

"Where does the engagement data come from?"

"Publishing runs through LinkedIn's own connection, so you never share a password. On the engagement side, the team will get you a written answer from their legal team."

Then pass the question to your Maktura contact.

My contact is a law firm worried about compliance. The right worry, and what Maktura is built around: rules checked before posting, approval chains and an activity log. Never say Maktura is approved, compliant or certified by any regulator; introduce them and let the team take it from there.

Someone asked me something I can't answer.

"Let me get the team to answer that properly."

The best line in this playbook.