A one-page conceptual overview for owners and teams: outcome, responsibilities, stages, pricing logic, and onboarding.
What you are buying is not “posting.” You are buying a managed system that prevents missed messages, sloppy replies, and reputation leaks.
SRCS is a managed system that protects your public communication and turns social channels into a reliable business surface. It is not “posting.” It is not “content for content’s sake.” It is structure, automation, and governed responsibility — so your brand stops leaking trust and starts behaving like a real operating system.
- Consistent presence without you becoming the bottleneck
- Monitoring so messages don’t die silently
- Governed replies so the brand stays safe under pressure
- Structured routing so “interest” becomes a controlled handoff
- Constant checking and mental load
- “Who answered that?” confusion
- Accidental public mistakes
- Lost leads caused by no follow-up structure
This is the life improvement: fewer leaks, fewer misses, and predictable follow-through.
- Your business shows up consistently without you becoming the bottleneck.
- Messages and inquiries stop dying in the inbox.
- Public replies stop creating accidental reputation damage.
- Interest is routed into a controlled handoff instead of “hope follow-up.”
If you already know “we should be doing social,” SRCS is how you make it stable and repeatable.
SRCS is for owners who want reliable execution and reputational safety — not a motivational marketing vendor. If you already know you should be present online, SRCS is how you make it stable and repeatable.
- Local operators & franchisees
- High-trust businesses (foreigners-focused, premium, service, community brands)
- Teams where messages get missed because “everyone thought someone else replied”
This section prevents expectation drift. It draws the boundary so the system stays clean.
| SRCS IS | SRCS IS NOT |
|---|---|
|
|
Social media doesn’t fail because of algorithms. It fails because responsibility is unclear — so visibility drifts, messages are missed, and reputation gets damaged one reply at a time.
SRCS breaks social media into zones so responsibility is explicit and enforceable.
A zone is a category of action with a different risk level — and therefore a different management requirement.
SRCS works because it separates three realities: being visible, communicating publicly, and handing off interest. Each one breaks differently. Each one must be governed differently.
The more public the action, the more it must be managed. Public actions create permanent brand evidence, so they require governance and intervention rights.
This is how you stay present without disappearing for weeks at a time.
Posting, scheduling, consistency, brand presence.
- Cadence governance (so you don’t disappear)
- Scheduling discipline and publishing control
- Basic consistency checks (brand drift prevention)
This is reputation risk. It must be managed because it is public and permanent.
Comments, DMs, public replies, tone, response timing, escalation.
- Inbox monitoring and response governance
- Escalation rules (what must be handled by owner/staff)
- Intervention rights when brand risk appears
This is not “sales.” It is reliable handoff so interest doesn’t die after the first message.
Routing interest into structured handoff (assist only).
- Keyword / intent routing (basic qualification)
- Tagging + CRM alignment (so follow-up is organized)
- Appointment/offer links and internal notifications
Clients don’t buy features. They choose responsibility boundaries and enforcement.
This prevents confusion: everyone knows who owns which zone before execution begins.
Clients do not “choose features.” They choose who is responsible for each zone. This prevents piecemeal confusion and protects reputation.
Consistency and presence
Trust and reputation risk
Handoff and follow-through
Communication can never be fully unmanaged. If a client participates, SRCS still requires monitoring and intervention rights to prevent public reputation damage.
Stages are complete levels — not stacked add-ons. Upgrading means a higher responsibility level, not cumulative cost.
Pick the level that matches how much responsibility you want to delegate — and how much risk you want managed.
Stages are not stacked add-ons. Each stage is complete on its own. Upgrading means moving to a higher responsibility level — not adding the previous price on top.
Keeps you visible and protects the inbox so you don’t look inactive.
Stabilizes visibility and protects reputation.
- Inbox monitoring (DMs + comments)
- Response-time tracking & alerts
- Public reply governance
| Capability | Status |
|---|---|
| Inbox monitoring | Enabled |
| Response governance | Enabled |
| Intent detection | Not enabled |
| CRM handoff | Not enabled |
US: $1,250 / month
Acknowledges and categorizes inquiries so people stop getting ignored.
Ensures inquiries are acknowledged and categorized.
- All Stage 1 capabilities
- Rule-based intent detection
- Acknowledgement replies
| Capability | Status |
|---|---|
| Inbox monitoring | Enabled |
| Intent tagging | Enabled |
| Acknowledgements | Enabled |
| CRM pipeline | Not enabled |
US: $1,950 / month
Routes intent into a structured handoff so interest becomes an action — without promising “closing.”
Improves inquiry-to-human handoff reliability.
- All Stage 2 capabilities
- CRM ownership assignment
- Controlled CTA delivery
| Capability | Status |
|---|---|
| Inbox monitoring | Enabled |
| Intent routing | Enabled |
| CRM handoff | Enabled |
| Sales closing | Explicitly excluded |
US: $2,950 / month
SRCS is priced by responsibility + operational load + one-time installation. This prevents scope creep.
This is the pricing logic. It’s designed to stay fair while preventing unmanaged expansion.
SRCS pricing reflects operational reality: responsibility level + platform capacity + one-time setup. This structure prevents scope creep and keeps accountability clean.
Responsibility level you delegate to SRCS
Each SRCS stage is a self-sustaining operating level. Stages are not stacked. You choose one.
- Stage 1 — Presence (visibility + communication governance)
- Stage 2 — Engagement (intent detection + acknowledgement)
- Stage 3 — Conversion Assist (structured handoff to sales)
Stage 1 — US $1,250
Stage 2 — US $1,950
Stage 3 — US $2,950
Operational load across channels
Each platform increases monitoring, response, escalation, and failure risk. Platform billing exists to keep execution capacity aligned with reality.
- Stage 1 includes up to 2 platforms
- Stage 2 includes up to 3 platforms
- Stage 3 includes up to 4 platforms
US $95 per platform
System installation & governance
Setup is not “account creation.” It is system installation: ownership verification, access hygiene, governance rules, automation build, and QA.
- Ownership & admin verification
- Governance and escalation rules
- Automation build by stage
- Dry-run testing before go-live
1–2 platforms — US $349
3–4 platforms — US $499
5–6 platforms — US $649
Later-added platform setup:
US $175 each
Clients own and create their social accounts. Bizhackz verifies ownership and configures access. This prevents lockout risk and protects long-term control.
Defines what counts as a “platform” and how expansion is handled without breaking execution.
A platform is an execution surface that adds monitoring, response load, and failure points.
A platform is an execution surface that increases monitoring, response, and failure points. Examples: Facebook Page, Instagram Business, Google Business Profile, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, YouTube Community.
| Scenario | How SRCS handles it |
|---|---|
| Client starts with multiple platforms | Setup uses onboarding tiers (not punitive multiplication). Monthly platform increments apply beyond included platforms. |
| Client adds a new platform later | Per-platform setup may apply (because it creates live system disruption + QA). Monthly increment applies if beyond included count. |
| Multi-location / franchise pages | May be treated as separate operational units (not “just another platform”). Scoped separately to prevent unmanaged reputation risk. |
Included platforms by stage
• Stage 1 — up to 2 platforms
• Stage 2 — up to 3 platforms
• Stage 3 — up to 4 platforms
Additional platforms (monthly):
US: $95 per platform
Why platforms are priced separately
Each platform increases monitoring load, response volume, escalation risk, and QA requirements. Pricing scales to keep execution reliable and prevent unmanaged expansion.
These are the common failure modes SRCS is built to prevent.
When people reach out and hear nothing, trust drops immediately.
When inquiries sit unanswered, prospects assume the business is disorganized or inactive. SRCS installs monitoring, escalation, and routing so messages do not silently die.
One public reply can become permanent brand evidence.
One public reply can damage trust for months. SRCS governs communication and retains intervention rights so the brand is protected under pressure.
If access isn’t clean, the business becomes dependent on whoever “has the login.”
“The page is owned by someone” becomes a hostage situation. SRCS verifies account ownership, admin structure, and access hygiene to prevent lockouts.
Most vendors sell outputs. SRCS is engineered for system integrity and risk reduction.
This is not “marketing motivation.” This is downstream execution: architecture, governance, stabilization.
Most providers sell outputs (posts, designs). Bizhackz sells system integrity. SRCS is designed to prevent failure, not chase vanity metrics.
| Bizhackz Difference | What it means for the client |
|---|---|
| Responsibility-based model | No scope chaos. Accountability is defined before execution begins. |
| Governance + automation | Automation is useful only when it is monitored and corrected. SRCS includes both. |
| Leak prevention mindset | We prioritize stopping trust leaks first — then growth becomes stable. |
| Built for scale | Clean responsibilities allow expansion to franchises and multiple pages without operational collapse. |
Bizhackz is not a motivational training company. We exist downstream of education — architecture, execution, stabilization, durability. That’s why SRCS is engineered as a system.
What happens first: ownership, governance, automation build, and QA before go-live.
SRCS goes live only after governance exists and the system has been tested.
SRCS onboarding is designed to establish ownership, install governance, and validate automations before going live.
| Step | What we do |
|---|---|
| 1) Ownership & Access | Verify account ownership, admin roles, remove risky access patterns, confirm business identity alignment. |
| 2) Governance Rules | Define response boundaries, escalation paths, tone rules, intervention rights, and Guarded DIY limits (if any). |
| 3) Automation Build | Install routing logic, tagging, auto-responses (where appropriate), and handoff actions by stage level. |
| 4) QA + Go-Live | Dry-run tests across platforms, validate routing and escalation, then activate monitoring and live operations. |
What setup covers
• Ownership & admin verification
• Access cleanup and role enforcement
• Governance rules (response, escalation, intervention)
• Automation build by selected SRCS stage
• QA testing and dry-run validation
Setup pricing — Philippines
1–2 platforms — $495
3–4 platforms — $795
5–6 platforms — $1,095
Additional platform later — $195 each
Setup is billed once. Monthly SRCS billing begins only after governance and QA are complete.
Answer the objections before they become confusion.
The goal is clean expectations: what you can do, what SRCS does, and what is intentionally excluded.
Yes, under Guarded DIY — but SRCS still requires monitoring and intervention rights. Communication cannot be fully unmanaged because it directly impacts reputation.
SRCS is a communication integrity system. Creative production can be included or supplied by the client, but SRCS is not sold as “graphics hours.” The system is designed to keep presence and communication stable.
Blog/SEO content is a separate system (authority + search visibility). SRCS can distribute blog content, but blog production and editorial ops are scoped and billed separately to keep responsibilities clean.
No. SRCS improves response integrity and handoff reliability. It supports your sales process; it does not replace closing.
© Bizhackz Systems — Social Reputation Control System. This page describes the SRCS service model, responsibilities, and billing structure. Specific pricing, included platforms, SLAs, and setup tiers are defined in the signed agreement and its addendum(s).
A one-page conceptual overview for owners and teams: outcome, responsibilities, stages, pricing logic, and onboarding.
What you are buying is not “posting.” You are buying a managed system that prevents missed messages, sloppy replies, and reputation leaks.
SRCS is a managed system that protects your public communication and turns social channels into a reliable business surface. It is not “posting.” It is not “content for content’s sake.” It is structure, automation, and governed responsibility — so your brand stops leaking trust and starts behaving like a real operating system.
- Consistent presence without you becoming the bottleneck
- Monitoring so messages don’t die silently
- Governed replies so the brand stays safe under pressure
- Structured routing so “interest” becomes a controlled handoff
- Constant checking and mental load
- “Who answered that?” confusion
- Accidental public mistakes
- Lost leads caused by no follow-up structure
This is the life improvement: fewer leaks, fewer misses, and predictable follow-through.
- Your business shows up consistently without you becoming the bottleneck.
- Messages and inquiries stop dying in the inbox.
- Public replies stop creating accidental reputation damage.
- Interest is routed into a controlled handoff instead of “hope follow-up.”
If you already know “we should be doing social,” SRCS is how you make it stable and repeatable.
SRCS is for owners who want reliable execution and reputational safety — not a motivational marketing vendor. If you already know you should be present online, SRCS is how you make it stable and repeatable.
- Local operators & franchisees
- High-trust businesses (foreigners-focused, premium, service, community brands)
- Teams where messages get missed because “everyone thought someone else replied”
This section prevents expectation drift. It draws the boundary so the system stays clean.
| SRCS IS | SRCS IS NOT |
|---|---|
|
|
Social media doesn’t fail because of algorithms. It fails because responsibility is unclear — so visibility drifts, messages are missed, and reputation gets damaged one reply at a time.
SRCS breaks social media into zones so responsibility is explicit and enforceable.
A zone is a category of action with a different risk level — and therefore a different management requirement.
SRCS works because it separates three realities: being visible, communicating publicly, and handing off interest. Each one breaks differently. Each one must be governed differently.
The more public the action, the more it must be managed. Public actions create permanent brand evidence, so they require governance and intervention rights.
This is how you stay present without disappearing for weeks at a time.
Posting, scheduling, consistency, brand presence.
- Cadence governance (so you don’t disappear)
- Scheduling discipline and publishing control
- Basic consistency checks (brand drift prevention)
This is reputation risk. It must be managed because it is public and permanent.
Comments, DMs, public replies, tone, response timing, escalation.
- Inbox monitoring and response governance
- Escalation rules (what must be handled by owner/staff)
- Intervention rights when brand risk appears
This is not “sales.” It is reliable handoff so interest doesn’t die after the first message.
Routing interest into structured handoff (assist only).
- Keyword / intent routing (basic qualification)
- Tagging + CRM alignment (so follow-up is organized)
- Appointment/offer links and internal notifications
Clients don’t buy features. They choose responsibility boundaries and enforcement.
This prevents confusion: everyone knows who owns which zone before execution begins.
Clients do not “choose features.” They choose who is responsible for each zone. This prevents piecemeal confusion and protects reputation.
Consistency and presence
Trust and reputation risk
Handoff and follow-through
Communication can never be fully unmanaged. If a client participates, SRCS still requires monitoring and intervention rights to prevent public reputation damage.
Stages are complete levels — not stacked add-ons. Upgrading means a higher responsibility level, not cumulative cost.
Pick the level that matches how much responsibility you want to delegate — and how much risk you want managed.
Stages are not stacked add-ons. Each stage is complete on its own. Upgrading means moving to a higher responsibility level — not adding the previous price on top.
Keeps you visible and protects the inbox so you don’t look inactive.
Stabilizes visibility and protects reputation.
- Inbox monitoring (DMs + comments)
- Response-time tracking & alerts
- Public reply governance
| Capability | Status |
|---|---|
| Inbox monitoring | Enabled |
| Response governance | Enabled |
| Intent detection | Not enabled |
| CRM handoff | Not enabled |
PH: ₱18,000 / month
Acknowledges and categorizes inquiries so people stop getting ignored.
Ensures inquiries are acknowledged and categorized.
- All Stage 1 capabilities
- Rule-based intent detection
- Acknowledgement replies
| Capability | Status |
|---|---|
| Inbox monitoring | Enabled |
| Intent tagging | Enabled |
| Acknowledgements | Enabled |
| CRM pipeline | Not enabled |
PH: ₱30,000 / month
Routes intent into a structured handoff so interest becomes an action — without promising “closing.”
Improves inquiry-to-human handoff reliability.
- All Stage 2 capabilities
- CRM ownership assignment
- Controlled CTA delivery
| Capability | Status |
|---|---|
| Inbox monitoring | Enabled |
| Intent routing | Enabled |
| CRM handoff | Enabled |
| Sales closing | Explicitly excluded |
PH: ₱45,000 / month
SRCS is priced by responsibility + operational load + one-time installation. This prevents scope creep.
This is the pricing logic. It’s designed to stay fair while preventing unmanaged expansion.
SRCS pricing reflects operational reality: responsibility level + platform capacity + one-time setup. This structure prevents scope creep and keeps accountability clean.
Responsibility level you delegate to SRCS
Each SRCS stage is a self-sustaining operating level. Stages are not stacked. You choose one.
- Stage 1 — Presence (visibility + communication governance)
- Stage 2 — Engagement (intent detection + acknowledgement)
- Stage 3 — Conversion Assist (structured handoff to sales)
Stage 1 — PH ₱18,000
Stage 2 — PH ₱30,000
Stage 3 — PH ₱45,000
Operational load across channels
Each platform increases monitoring, response, escalation, and failure risk. Platform billing exists to keep execution capacity aligned with reality.
- Stage 1 includes up to 2 platforms
- Stage 2 includes up to 3 platforms
- Stage 3 includes up to 4 platforms
PH ₱2,500 per platform
System installation & governance
Setup is not “account creation.” It is system installation: ownership verification, access hygiene, governance rules, automation build, and QA.
- Ownership & admin verification
- Governance and escalation rules
- Automation build by stage
- Dry-run testing before go-live
1–2 platforms — PH ₱12,000
3–4 platforms — PH ₱20,000
5–6 platforms — PH ₱28,000
Later-added platform setup:
PH ₱6,000 each
Clients own and create their social accounts. Bizhackz verifies ownership and configures access. This prevents lockout risk and protects long-term control.
Defines what counts as a “platform” and how expansion is handled without breaking execution.
A platform is an execution surface that adds monitoring, response load, and failure points.
A platform is an execution surface that increases monitoring, response, and failure points. Examples: Facebook Page, Instagram Business, Google Business Profile, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, YouTube Community.
| Scenario | How SRCS handles it |
|---|---|
| Client starts with multiple platforms | Setup uses onboarding tiers (not punitive multiplication). Monthly platform increments apply beyond included platforms. |
| Client adds a new platform later | Per-platform setup may apply (because it creates live system disruption + QA). Monthly increment applies if beyond included count. |
| Multi-location / franchise pages | May be treated as separate operational units (not “just another platform”). Scoped separately to prevent unmanaged reputation risk. |
Included platforms by stage
• Stage 1 — up to 2 platforms
• Stage 2 — up to 3 platforms
• Stage 3 — up to 4 platforms
Additional platforms (monthly):
PH: ₱2,500 per platform
Why platforms are priced separately
Each platform increases monitoring load, response volume, escalation risk, and QA requirements. Pricing scales to keep execution reliable and prevent unmanaged expansion.
These are the common failure modes SRCS is built to prevent.
When people reach out and hear nothing, trust drops immediately.
When inquiries sit unanswered, prospects assume the business is disorganized or inactive. SRCS installs monitoring, escalation, and routing so messages do not silently die.
One public reply can become permanent brand evidence.
One public reply can damage trust for months. SRCS governs communication and retains intervention rights so the brand is protected under pressure.
If access isn’t clean, the business becomes dependent on whoever “has the login.”
“The page is owned by someone” becomes a hostage situation. SRCS verifies account ownership, admin structure, and access hygiene to prevent lockouts.
Most vendors sell outputs. SRCS is engineered for system integrity and risk reduction.
This is not “marketing motivation.” This is downstream execution: architecture, governance, stabilization.
Most providers sell outputs (posts, designs). Bizhackz sells system integrity. SRCS is designed to prevent failure, not chase vanity metrics.
| Bizhackz Difference | What it means for the client |
|---|---|
| Responsibility-based model | No scope chaos. Accountability is defined before execution begins. |
| Governance + automation | Automation is useful only when it is monitored and corrected. SRCS includes both. |
| Leak prevention mindset | We prioritize stopping trust leaks first — then growth becomes stable. |
| Built for scale | Clean responsibilities allow expansion to franchises and multiple pages without operational collapse. |
Bizhackz is not a motivational training company. We exist downstream of education — architecture, execution, stabilization, durability. That’s why SRCS is engineered as a system.
What happens first: ownership, governance, automation build, and QA before go-live.
SRCS goes live only after governance exists and the system has been tested.
SRCS onboarding is designed to establish ownership, install governance, and validate automations before going live.
| Step | What we do |
|---|---|
| 1) Ownership & Access | Verify account ownership, admin roles, remove risky access patterns, confirm business identity alignment. |
| 2) Governance Rules | Define response boundaries, escalation paths, tone rules, intervention rights, and Guarded DIY limits (if any). |
| 3) Automation Build | Install routing logic, tagging, auto-responses (where appropriate), and handoff actions by stage level. |
| 4) QA + Go-Live | Dry-run tests across platforms, validate routing and escalation, then activate monitoring and live operations. |
What setup covers
• Ownership & admin verification
• Access cleanup and role enforcement
• Governance rules (response, escalation, intervention)
• Automation build by selected SRCS stage
• QA testing and dry-run validation
Setup pricing — Philippines
1–2 platforms — ₱18,000
3–4 platforms — ₱28,000
5–6 platforms — ₱38,000
Additional platform later — ₱6,000 each
Setup is billed once. Monthly SRCS billing begins only after governance and QA are complete.
Answer the objections before they become confusion.
The goal is clean expectations: what you can do, what SRCS does, and what is intentionally excluded.
Yes, under Guarded DIY — but SRCS still requires monitoring and intervention rights. Communication cannot be fully unmanaged because it directly impacts reputation.
SRCS is a communication integrity system. Creative production can be included or supplied by the client, but SRCS is not sold as “graphics hours.” The system is designed to keep presence and communication stable.
Blog/SEO content is a separate system (authority + search visibility). SRCS can distribute blog content, but blog production and editorial ops are scoped and billed separately to keep responsibilities clean.
No. SRCS improves response integrity and handoff reliability. It supports your sales process; it does not replace closing.
© Bizhackz Systems — Social Reputation Control System. This page describes the SRCS service model, responsibilities, and billing structure. Specific pricing, included platforms, SLAs, and setup tiers are defined in the signed agreement and its addendum(s).
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