The blog performs.
Ranks, gets traffic, brings leads. Months of work behind every post.
Ranks, gets traffic, brings leads. Months of work behind every post.
Last Instagram post: three weeks ago. Facebook page: a logo and a phone number.
A designer plus a social manager runs $800+/month to repurpose what you already wrote.
The content problem is solved. The distribution problem isn't.
Any blog, any CMS. We pull the article, the structure, and the key points.
Fonts, colors, logo, tone. Set it once — every post after that matches.
Edit any slide or line, then download or schedule directly to your accounts.
Average time from URL to scheduled post: 47 seconds.
Up to 10 slides. Hook slide, value slides, CTA slide. Caption and hashtags written to match. Sized 1080×1350, ready to upload.
Longer-form, link-forward, written for the feed rather than the grid. Includes a matching link-preview image.
Reformatted as a genuine writeup: markdown, no marketing voice, no link-dropping. Plus subreddit suggestions based on your topic.
Same source. Three native voices. Because a caption that works on Instagram gets you downvoted on Reddit.
Bulk-convert every client's blog archive. Separate brand kit per client, white-labeled exports, no watermark. You already deliver the blogs — this turns one deliverable into three.
Unlimited brand kits
White-label output
Bulk URL upload
Client-ready PDFs
Fonts, colors, logo, layout preferences. Set once, applied forever.
Rotate designs so your feed doesn't look automated.
Change any headline, swap a slide, rewrite a caption. It's a starting point, not a black box.
Drop in a sitemap or a list of URLs. Walk away.
Publish now or queue it. Instagram, Facebook, Reddit.
PNG, PDF, or straight to Canva if you want the last 10%.
Fair question. Most repurposing tools have one layout and one voice, and after five posts your feed looks like a template.
We ship 30+ template families with 4 layout variants each, and every output pulls your brand kit — so your carousels look like yours, not like ours. Every slide is editable before you post.
$0
3 conversions/month
1 brand kit
Watermarked exports
$29
/mo
50 conversions/month
3 brand kits
No watermark
Scheduling
$99
/mo
Unlimited conversions
Unlimited brand kits
White-label
Bulk upload
Team seats
Priority support
All plans: Instagram, Facebook and Reddit output included. Cancel anytime, no contract.
One client social retainer covers this 8 times over.
WordPress, Webflow, Ghost, Medium, Substack, Shopify, custom — any public URL. If we can load the page, we can convert it.
Yes. Every headline, slide, caption and line of the Reddit draft is editable. You can reorder slides, delete them, or rewrite a caption entirely before anything leaves the app.
You do. The source article is yours and so is everything we generate from it — including on the free plan. Watermarked exports on Free are a branding limit, not a licensing one.
Yes. Output is generated in the language of the source article, and you can override the output language per conversion if you want to publish in a different one.
Long posts get split by section rather than truncated. You will usually get a fuller 10-slide carousel and the option to generate a second carousel from the remaining sections instead of cramming everything into one.
No — download and post manually if you prefer. Connecting accounts only unlocks direct publishing and scheduling; everything else works without it.
Straight answer: Reddit is hostile to auto-posted promotional content, and we do not auto-post there. We give you a Reddit-ready draft — markdown, no marketing voice, no link-dropping — that you post yourself, from your own account, in a subreddit you already participate in. Read the subreddit rules first, and do not paste the same draft into five subreddits. Used that way it reads like a writeup, because it is one. Used as a spam cannon, you will get banned — by Reddit, not by us.
Yes. Cancel from your account settings and the plan runs to the end of the billing period. No contract, no cancellation call.
No signup. No card. First conversion is on us.