Built for the business you actually run

What posthell does for a small business

posthell writes and schedules your social media posts from a sentence about what happened in your business that week. You tell it you finished a kitchen, took on a new hire, or ran a Saturday offer, and it drafts posts in your voice, rewrites each one for the network it is going to, and queues them. Nothing publishes until you approve it.

It is built for the owner who is doing the actual work and has no time to sit down and write captions. That is why the input is one sentence rather than a content calendar, and why approval happens from your phone in a couple of taps.

Who each version is for

• Local and offline businesses. Clinics, salons, restaurants, contractors and studios, where Facebook, Instagram and Google Business do the work and a review reply matters as much as a post.
• Professional services. Accountants, lawyers, realtors and consultants, where LinkedIn builds the referrals and the hard part is sounding like a person rather than a brochure.
• Anyone running it alone. One owner, no marketing hire, no agency retainer. Assistant connects 8 accounts across all 15 networks for $37 a month billed yearly.

How it works

1. Connect your accounts. Pick the networks your customers actually use. Assistant covers 8 accounts, Team 15 and Department 30, out of the 15 networks posthell publishes to.
2. Tell it what happened. One or two sentences in plain language, typed or spoken. That is the whole input.
3. Approve what it wrote. Drafts wait in Review with a per-network version of each post. Approve, edit or bin them. It publishes on the minute, and retries automatically if a network fails.