Kompozy turns one source into video, image, text, blog and newsletter posts published on autopilot. Plans start at $499/month. Features and pricing reviewed.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Kompozy is an autonomous content composition platform from BILT AI LLC, which does business as Kompozy. It takes a single source, such as a YouTube video, podcast, blog post, RSS feed or a source-less brand prompt, and produces Video, Image, Text, Blog and Newsletter outputs. The company says these can be published across 9 platforms on autopilot.
The product is aimed at the gap between how much content feeds expect and how much one person can produce. The homepage cites 23 posts per source and under five minutes from source to published. These figures come from the company and have not been independently verified.
Kompozy was built by Moe Ameen, who also founded BILT AI CRM, a CRM for real estate investors, wholesalers and agents. The about page says the product grew out of his own workflow of filming, producing and distributing content.
Kompozy runs as a three-stage pipeline. Ingest watches six autopilot source types: RSS feeds, scrapers, YouTube, TikTok, webhooks and the Brand Prompt Lane, plus manual uploads. Compose uses Claude to rewrite and reformat the material into the five output buckets, in one of six tones, rendered through eight brand-matched templates.
Publish then sends finished pieces to YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Threads and X. Blog posts can go to webhooks, a CMS or Medium drafts, and newsletters go to Mailchimp with subject, preview text and list selection.
Autopilot is opt-in per source. The default is a review queue, and the alternatives are a tone-and-format gate or a fully autonomous lane. According to the site, every post can be inspected, edited or rejected before it ships, even with autopilot enabled.
The output range is broad. Video covers vertical shorts, Reels and TikToks, including avatar shorts, clipped shorts from source video, listicle video and marketing shorts. Image covers quote graphics, stat cards and carousels, Text covers X, Threads and LinkedIn posts, and Blog produces long-form HTML or Markdown articles with SEO structure.
Brand consistency comes from a Persona Brief per workspace, with voice, tone, banned words and style references applied on every generation. AI Influencer Personas combine a HeyGen avatar, an ElevenLabs voice and a written brand voice. HyperFrames, the company's self-hosted HTML-to-MP4 renderer, handles captions and overlays.
Six content tones are available: Educational, Personal, Funny, Controversial, Rage Bait and Sales. Workspaces can be exported as structured JSON, and the company says it does not train third-party models on user content without explicit consent.
Kompozy is an autonomous content composition platform from BILT AI. It ingests a source such as a YouTube video, podcast, blog or RSS feed and composes video, image, text, blog and newsletter outputs. It then publishes them to social platforms, with optional autopilot.
Pro is $499 per month with 18,000 credits, and Agency is $999 per month with 55,000 credits. Enterprise pricing is custom through sales. The site also shows an annual billing toggle labeled 50% off.
No. Kompozy is paid-only. It offers a 14-day results guarantee: if you publish 10 posts in your first 14 days and it has not saved you time, the first month is refunded.
Kompozy publishes to YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Threads and X, mostly through Blotato. Blog output can go to webhooks, CMS or Medium drafts, and newsletters go to Mailchimp.
Only for HeyGen avatar video, which runs on your own HeyGen key. Other AI providers run on Kompozy's pooled keys and are covered by your credits. Enterprise customers can plug in their own keys.
Each output has a flat credit cost, for example 4 for a text post, 17 for a blog article and 24 for a photo post. One credit equals $0.005 of underlying cost. Credits can be topped up mid-month with one-time packs that never expire.
It suits creators, consultants, small teams and agencies that need high-volume, on-brand content from a few sources. The Agency plan adds 5 workspaces and unlimited sources for multi-brand work.
Only if you choose that. Autopilot is opt-in per source, and the default is a review queue. Every post can be inspected, edited or rejected before it ships.