Post everywhere,
from one place.
Write it once. Send it to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube and your Google listing at the same time, or line up a month of posts in one sitting. It sits inside the same dashboard as your leads, your reviews and your bookings.
What it does the moment you press post
Four steps, and the fourth one is optional.
Most people are posting to every channel inside ten minutes of signing in. Nothing to install, nothing to paste into a website, no developer.
Connect your channels
Sign in to each one yourself, once. We never see a password. Facebook and LinkedIn then ask which Page you post from, so a business post never lands on somebody's personal profile.
Write it once
Type it, drop in photos or a video, and pick your channels. Stuck? Open Ideas and start from one of 128 ready-made posts, or let the assistant write it from your own services and hours.
Send it or schedule it
Post now, pick a time, or save it as a draft for somebody on your team to look over first. Everything queued shows on a calendar, so you can see a whole month at a glance.
See what worked
Reactions, comments, shares and reach for every post, followers per channel, your posting rhythm and your best day to post. Comments from every channel land in one inbox and you answer them there.
This is the app, not a picture of one.
Click any tab. This is laid out exactly as it is inside your dashboard, down to the order of the tabs and the colour of the button.
Your channels
Everything a social tool does. None of the separate bill.
One composer, every channel
Photos, carousels and video. A first comment that posts underneath the moment it goes live, which is where hashtags belong. And a live preview per channel, so you see it the way your customers will.
An assistant that knows your business
It writes from your own Business Profile, so it uses your real services, your hours and your locations. It never invents a price or an offer, and you read every word before it goes anywhere.
128 ideas, so the box is never blank
Eight categories written for a local business: tips, how-tos, lists, stories, case studies, behind the scenes, questions and opinions. Pick one, fill in the blanks, send it.
A calendar and a queue
Month and week. Drafts wait for somebody to look them over before they go out, so a second pair of eyes is built in rather than a group chat.
Numbers that mean something
Reactions, comments, shares and reach per post. Followers per channel. Your posting rhythm against last month, your best day to post, and which of photos, video or words actually works for you.
Every comment in one inbox
Answer without opening six apps. Replies show underneath, whoever wrote them and wherever they typed it, so two people never answer the same customer twice.
People pay more for social posting alone than the whole thing costs here.
These are the vendors' own published list prices, not estimates. Add up the column. Then look at what the same thing costs on your dashboard.
Writing, scheduling, the calendar, the queue, the 128 ideas and every one of your channels are part of your dashboard and cost nothing extra, with unlimited logins for your team. The numbers behind each post, the comment inbox and the assistant that writes for you are $49 a month all in, on the same bill, month to month. Prices in the middle column are published by each vendor at the time of writing: Sprout Social Standard is $249 per user per month, so a second person is a second seat. The freelance figure is the bottom of the range we see quoted in South Florida, not the top.
And social posting is one app out of twelve.
That is the part people miss. You are not choosing between us and a social tool. You are choosing between twelve separate subscriptions and one dashboard.
Your whole team, no per-seat charge. The person who writes the posts is the same person who answers the leads, in the same place.
Month to month. No contract, no annual lock-in, and nothing that quietly renews for a year while you are not looking.
Somebody comments on a post, becomes a lead, books an appointment and leaves a review. All four of those are the same dashboard.
The things people ask before they start
Twenty minutes, and you will know if it fits.
We will show you the dashboard with your own business in it, connect a channel while you watch, and send a post. No slides.
