We run your accounts, make your content and plan what to say, so you can get on with the job.
Write to us about your accounts, or see what we do first.
Hire us for one job or all four. You pay only for what you need, never for a package.
See the pricesWe make your posts, short videos and graphics, then post, reply and moderate every day, in your voice.
Up to three platforms
No accounts yet? We create your look, set up every account you need and write your first posts.
Look, accounts, first posts
A plan for the whole campaign, not just social media: research on your area and its voters, a written report and your key messages.
Research, report, campaign plan
Local ads aimed at the voters you need, with the verification and “paid for by” labels election rules require.
Targeting, setup, labels
A long first call about you, your area and the way you talk. Together we agree the three things you stand for.
Week by week: what we post, where, and what each post is for.
Anything sensitive reaches your phone first. One tap sends it out; another sends it back to us with a note.
One page: what grew, what worked best, and exactly what we will change next.
Published price guides put social media management for a small client at about $500 to $2,000 a month. We charge $199 a month for the daily work on up to three platforms: posts, replies, moderation and a monthly report.
Agency figures are our own estimates, based on eClincher’s 2026 pricing guide. Real agency prices vary.
A typical agency
$1,000
a month for one platform. Our estimate of what other agencies charge.
OPSO
$199
a month for up to three platforms. Our price.
The Polling, 1758
The Verdict of the People, 1855
Canvassing for Votes, 1757Already posting? We take over what you have. Starting with nothing? We build it from scratch. Pick the one that fits.
You already post, but it isn’t working hard enough.
We take over your accounts, fix what isn’t working and run them every day.
$199a month
Up to three platforms. Each extra platform is $30 a month.
No accounts yet, or nothing worth keeping.
We build your online image from the ground up, so you are ready to start posting.
$299once
After that, we can run it for you for $199 a month.
Not sure what you need? Ask us and we will tell you honestly.
We plan, write and post for you every day. Anything sensitive comes to your phone first: read it, then approve it or send it back with a note.
Thank you to everyone who came to Thursday’s town hall. One question has stayed with me: how do we keep the hospital bus running? Here’s my answer.
0:451,200 doors knocked this weekend. Thank you to every volunteer who gave up a Saturday.
“Say bus, not transit provision.”
We learn how you talk from interviews, speeches and past posts, then write it the way you would say it.
How a press office would write it: We are pleased to announce our continued commitment to infrastructure investment.
How you would say it: Route 9 is finally getting fixed. Work starts Monday.
On the first of every month you get one page: what grew, what worked best and exactly what we will change next. Pick a month to open its page.
An example report. Yours shows your own figures.
Monthly reportOctober 2026
Reach up 38% on September.
Route 9 explainer: 9,100 views and 410 shares.
John is running for city council in Ward 3. His accounts look like many we see. Here is his profile before, and after we built his brand.
John Johnson is a made-up candidate, created for this example. Any likeness to a real person is unintended.
Write to us about your own brand, or see what we changed.
A tilted holiday photo in sunglasses, the name “john j”, the handle @jj_1978, a bio about golf and a jumble of posts.
A clear portrait in a navy suit and blue tie, the Johnson wordmark on a navy cover, the handle @JohnsonForWard3, a bio that names the office and three promises, and posts in navy and blue.
The same candidate, the same week. Only the brand has changed.
Before, John had no logo. His name was typed a different way on every platform. We drew him one wordmark with a single idea: our blue tie in the O. It reads at the size of a profile picture and from across the street on a yard sign.
Before: his name, typed three ways
john johnson JOHN JOHNSON!! J. Johnson for CouncilEach one is small. Together they make John easy to recognize, easy to find and easy to trust.
People decide in a second. A clear, front-on portrait on the same color everywhere is easy to recognize, even at thumbnail size.
One name on every platform is easy to find, easy to tag and hard for anyone to copy.
One line that says who you are, where, and what you will do. Nothing a voter has to work out.
Dad, golf nut, views my own. Running for council?? DM me!!
Running for Ward 3 city council. Safer crossings, an open library and fair rates. Born on Elm Street.
One message per post, a headline you can read without stopping, and his colors on every image, so people know it is him before they read the name.
So many people asked me about the crossing on elm st and honestly I have been thinking about it for a long time and something needs to be done because its dangerous and also the library hours... #ward3 #vote #council #local #community #elmstreet
Elm Street crossing: fixed by springThree near misses this year. Here is my plan to fix it.
Three colors and one typeface, used every time. It is what makes a campaign look like one campaign.
Every client gets a sheet like this, so anyone who makes something for the campaign, from a volunteer to a printer, gets it right first time.
The same mark on a yard sign. Paid election material also needs a “paid for by” line, which we add for you.
Building your brand from scratch costs $299, once: your look, your accounts and your first posts. After that, we can run it for you for $199 a month.
An example of how we plan a campaign. Pick your election date and see roughly what happens each week. On a first call we fit the real plan to you.
Every campaign is different. This shows the order we usually work in, so you know what to expect.
Week by weekPick a date above
That covers daily posts, replies, moderation and a monthly report on up to three platforms. Every other price is below, next to our estimate of what a typical agency charges.
Side by side | A typical agencyour estimate, from $1,000 a month | OPSOfrom $199 a month |
|---|---|---|
| Social media management | $1,000 a monthfor one platform | $199 a monthfor up to three platforms |
| Each extra platform | $500 a month | $30 a month |
| Image from scratch | $3,000 once | $299 once |
| Campaign strategy | $2,000 once | $199 once |
| Paid ads management | $1,000 a month | $200 a month |
| Agency figures are our own estimates of mid-range prices, based on published price guides such as eClincher’s 2026 pricing guide, which puts small-business social media management at $500 to $2,000 a month. Real agency prices vary widely. | Work out my price | |
our estimate, from $1,000 a month
from $199 a month
Agency figures are our own estimates of mid-range prices, based on published price guides such as eClincher’s 2026 pricing guide, which puts small-business social media management at $500 to $2,000 a month. Real agency prices vary widely.
Pick what you need and for how long. Drag the sliders and watch both totals move.
Your estimate for 6 months
A typical agency (our estimate)$26,000
OPSO$5,150
The agency charges $20,850 more, about five times our price.
Prices in US dollars as a guide. We quote in your currency.
Prices on this site are in US dollars as a guide. We quote in pounds, euros, or Canadian, Australian or New Zealand dollars.
Your quote is agreed with you before any work begins. The OPSO prices here are examples of what most races need.
They are our own estimates of mid-range agency prices, based on published guides such as eClincher’s 2026 pricing guide. Real agency prices vary widely, so treat them as a rough comparison.
OPSO was started by people who have spent years running social media and building brands, and who wanted to do that work for candidates without the agency overhead. We are new, so you get our full attention. You talk to the people doing the work, and every plan starts from your race, never from a package.
Campaigns have always been won by being seen and heard: at the inn door, on the stump, at the hustings. We do the same job where your voters are now, on their phones.
Canvassing for Votes and The Polling, after William Hogarth, 1757–58. Stump Speaking and The Verdict of the People, after and by George Caleb Bingham, 1854–56.
You talk to the people doing the work: your strategist, your designer and your social media manager.
We learn how you speak from interviews, speeches and past posts.
Anything sensitive reaches your phone before it reaches anyone else.
A remote team that works to your time zone, from Ottawa to Wellington.
No packages: you pay only for what you need.
Where do you work? With politicians and candidates in the UK, Ireland, the EU, the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. We’re a remote team, so we keep your hours.
How much does it cost? Every quote is set for your race. As a guide, running up to three platforms costs $199 a month with us, against our estimate of around $1,000 a month for one platform at a typical agency. Every price is on the pricing page.
Can I pay in my own currency? Yes. Prices on this site are in US dollars as a guide, and we quote in pounds, euros, or Canadian, Australian or New Zealand dollars.
Which platforms do you cover? All of them: Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X, YouTube, Threads, LinkedIn, Snapchat, and whatever comes next.
You’re new. Why should I trust you? OPSO was started by people experienced in social media management and creative brand work. Being new means you get our full attention, and you work directly with the people doing the work.
How quickly can you start? Usually within a week of our first call. If your election is close, we move faster and focus on what matters most.
Will the posts still sound like me? Yes. We learn how you speak from interviews, speeches and past posts, and nothing sensitive goes out without your sign-off.
Do you handle paid ads and the rules around them? Yes, including platform verification and the disclaimers or digital imprints that election rules require where you’re running.
Can you work alongside my own team? Yes. We can run everything, or only the parts your team doesn’t have time for.
What do you need from me? An hour for the first call, your diary for the weeks ahead, and a few minutes a day to approve posts from your phone.
Tell us who you are, where you post and what you need. A person reads every message.
A remote team that keeps your hours, in the UK, Ireland, the EU, the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
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You are responsible for your campaign’s legal compliance, including election law, spending limits, campaign finance rules, the disclaimers or digital imprints required on political material, and each platform’s political advertising rules. We will tell you about requirements we are aware of and follow your instructions on them, but we are not lawyers and nothing we say is legal advice.
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We do not promise any number of followers, views, shares or votes, or any election result.
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Monthly services, such as running your accounts, are invoiced at the start of each month. To stop, email us. If you give at least 14 days’ notice before your next billing date, the service ends at the end of the current month and you will not be invoiced again. Otherwise it ends at the end of the following month. We do not refund a month that has already started, except as set out below.
For one-off work, such as strategy or building your image from scratch, you get a full refund if you cancel before we start. If you cancel after we start, we refund what you paid minus the work completed so far, worked out from the stages in your quote, and we hand over everything finished up to that point.
Money spent on adverts is paid to the platforms, not to us, so we cannot refund it. We stop any adverts we manage for you as soon as you ask.
If you hire us as an individual and not for a business, campaign committee or organisation, UK law (the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013) gives you 14 days from agreeing the contract to cancel for any reason. If you ask us to start within those 14 days and then cancel, we will refund what you paid minus a fair amount for the work already done.
If our work is not done with reasonable care and skill, tell us within 14 days and we will put it right at no cost. If we cannot, we will refund the part of the fee that covers the affected work. Consumers also keep their rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
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