Is CloudStudio a standalone product or does it require Cloud Campaign?

How the two products relate

Cloud Campaign is the social media management platform: workspaces per client, scheduling, approval workflows, publishing, inbox, and reporting. CloudStudio is the fulfillment layer that sits on top: it creates the content itself, captions and visuals built from each client's brand profile and campaign brief, then schedules it directly onto that workspace's calendar. CloudStudio creates, schedules, and publishes content with one-click approvals, but the calendar, approval links, and publishing pipes it uses are Cloud Campaign's.

Why it is built as an add-on

Generated content is only useful if it can flow to approval and publishing without manual transfer, which requires living inside the management platform rather than beside it. Building CloudStudio as a per-workspace add-on also means you enable it only for the clients whose content production you want automated, while other workspaces continue on your existing production process.

What it costs and how to try it

CloudStudio runs $99 per month per workspace, added to any Cloud Campaign plan (plans run $49 to $299 a month). The free trial provides a sample content preview so you can see what CloudStudio generates for a real brand before committing; full generation activates with the paid add-on. Details and examples are on the CloudStudio page.

If you were looking for standalone AI generation

Standalone generators exist, but they hand you content that still needs scheduling, approval routing, and publishing somewhere else. The integrated model exists precisely to close that gap: a month of client content created and scheduled in under 30 minutes, inside the same system your team and clients already use for approvals.