Silk lives in your menu bar, sees your screen, and operates your computer for you. You ask in plain English — it opens the apps, clicks the buttons, and hands you the finished file. It remembers your business, and it keeps working while you sleep.
Eight steps, no jargon. This is the whole mechanism.
Silk sits quietly on your machine — always one click away, never in the way.
Silk looks at what you're looking at, so it works inside the software you already pay for.
"Post this video to all my socials." "Build me a lead list." "Write the follow-ups." No code, no menus.
Silk opens the apps, fills the forms, and drives the mouse and keyboard — the same way you would.
A report, a spreadsheet, a scheduled campaign — you get the deliverable, not a to-do list.
Your logins, folders, clients and preferences. Every task starts where the last one ended.
Morning digests, nightly summaries, scheduled posts — done before you sit down.
Silk reports back with evidence — what it found and what it finished — so you can trust it.
The things people ask before they buy.
The Silk Agency License — one installation of the Silk desktop companion plus the right to install it on up to 100 computers and use it for client work commercially. It's a one-time $995.
No. One flat price. There's no monthly fee to own Silk.
It runs real work on your computer: publishing and scheduling social posts, building lead lists, writing and drafting emails, producing reports and PDFs, watching webinars, running background tasks on a schedule, and reporting back. It works inside your existing software because it operates your screen.
Silk runs on both Mac and Windows.
Yes — the Agency License includes full commercial rights and up to 100 installs, so you can set Silk up for clients and charge for it.
You'll receive your access and installation instructions by email right after checkout.