Wysera is an AI platform for content publishing, CRM, and follow-up workflows in one account for solo operators, teams, and agencies.
Wysera is an AI platform for solo operators, teams, and agencies that need content, lead handling, and revenue workflows in one place. The site frames it as one assistant that posts to social, answers leads, follows up with clients, and supports both marketing and sales work.
One Wysera account unlocks PostWyse, OpsWyse, and the shared Wyse AI. PostWyse is the content and social surface, OpsWyse is the CRM and revenue surface, and Wyse provides the agent layer that drafts, ranks, suggests, and hands work to a human for approval before anything customer-facing ships.
Wysera combines PostWyse and OpsWyse under one account, with a shared Wyse AI that operates across both surfaces. The home and pricing pages describe this as one brain with two products, so content and revenue work can stay connected.
PostWyse handles publishing work such as AI content generation, content planning, social publishing, scheduling, and SEO support. The pricing page also lists a unified inbox, social listening, repurposing, and analytics on higher tiers.
OpsWyse covers CRM and sales workflows, including people, companies, leads, deals, workflows, quotes, agreements, orders, customer health, and churn risk. The product is positioned as the sales and ops side of the platform.
Wyse drafts, ranks, and suggests actions, while the user approves customer-facing output before it ships. The company page says approval is the default and that each draft carries provenance and rollback support.
The product uses brand guidelines and a shared voice across both surfaces so updates made in one place carry into the other. The company page also says nothing trains public models and that data stays inside the account.
Pricing and product pages describe lead capture, inbox handling, and automation that connect publishing and CRM. The platform also supports integrations such as Gmail, LinkedIn, and X, with some tiers adding booking links and web analytics.
Use PostWyse when you need to plan, draft, and publish social or content work with SEO support, then keep the brand voice aligned across posts.
Use OpsWyse when your work depends on capturing leads, tracking people and companies, and moving deals through a CRM with workflows and follow-up actions.
Use the bundled platform when publishing and revenue work need to hand off to each other, such as a post generating leads that later become CRM records or follow-up tasks.
Use the platform if you want customer-facing output to stay human-approved, with the AI drafting suggestions first and a person approving before anything is sent.
Use the higher tiers when you need more complete stack replacement across SEO, inbox, CRM, automation, analytics, and booking-related workflows.
Wysera is set up so one account unlocks both PostWyse and OpsWyse. The pricing page says every Wysera account also unlocks the shared Wyse AI, while standalone PostWyse and OpsWyse purchases are available at their own tiers.
The pricing page says trials are rolling out alongside the Stripe integration, and that the current sign-up button is disabled. For early access, users can email the founder directly.
The FAQ on pricing defines a workspace as a single brand, client, or team environment with its own data isolation, brand kit, and settings. A seat is an invited user with an assigned role.
Yes. The pricing page says annual billing saves 20% across every tier and bundle, and that annual plans are paid upfront with a pro-rated refund available inside the first 30 days.
The pricing page says the Free Bundle includes 1 workspace and 1 seat, with PostWyse capped at 5 manual posts per month on LinkedIn and X and OpsWyse capped at 50 total CRM records. It also notes that Wyse AI is not included on the free tier.
