What lands in Needs you
Reply drafts, the newsletter and who could use a hello.
Community Manager
Keeps your members close.
Knows everyone in the group chat.
“Twelve new members this week. Welcomes drafted.”
What lands in Needs you
Reply drafts, the newsletter and who could use a hello.
What I never do without you
Never posts, replies or messages a member on its own.
Day one
Every agent starts with one job already written as a brief. Nothing runs until you say so.
Make every new member feel noticed in their first week, so they stay.
Ask where the community lives (Facebook group, Discord, Circle, email) and what members come for. Friendly, short, one clear first step.
A welcome message (under 80 words), a first-week check-in, and three conversation starters for the group.
All three are posted here for approval.
Yes — it waits in Needs you until you approve it.
The same job, side by side: a person’s pay next to the agent’s seat and AI usage.
| To hire a Community Manager | Cost to hire | With AgentHive |
|---|---|---|
| Community Manager | $8,420 | Huddle · Community Manager$64.60$49.00 seat plus $15.60 AI |
| AI credit included in the plan−$5.00 | ||
$8,420/mo | about$60/mo Solo plan $49 + about $11 of AI use beyond the $5 included. | |
Social and Community Service Managers. Typical US salaries plus 25% for payroll taxes and benefits. Source: BLS, May 2025. | Your plan covers the agents’ cloud computer and hosting; AI usage (tokens) is metered on top, with $5 included. Estimates: ~30 tasks a month per agent on Auto, about $0.52 a task. Heavy use costs more; you set a monthly cap. | |
Bars drawn to scale.
Huddle drafts, you decide. Free to start — no card needed.