You went dark again.Fix a week of posting in 10 minutes.
Post Machine turns proven ad formats into a week of posts for your business. You press KEEP or KILL.
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The background is the actual product — the Explore surface, live. Not a mockup.
You've tried this before.
The Canva nights
Four hours on a Sunday for three posts. You hate all of them by Tuesday.
The AI slop
You tried the AI tools. They wrote like a robot wearing your logo. You deleted everything.
The silence
So you stopped. It's been 3 weeks. Your last post is a holiday graphic.
None of that was a laziness problem. I know, because I tried working harder first, and for six weeks it lost.
So I did what you'd do. I studied the ones that worked.
Every ad I could find that actually made money, up on a board, hunting for the thing they had in common. I wanted it to be a secret. A hook formula, a hidden angle, something I could learn once and be good at forever.
It wasn't any of that. The winners ran the same small set of formats, over and over, pointed at a different business each time. The idea was never the scarce part. The reps were.
Then I stopped trying to work harder.
Discipline was the building I kept rebuilding. Four hours on a Sunday, a burst of posts, silence by Tuesday, guilt by Friday. You can't out-discipline a job that needs you to be a content studio every single week.
If the formats already work, the only missing piece is a machine that runs them at your business. So I quit the building and built the machine. It isn't a better way to make posts. It's a different job: you stopped writing. You started judging.
Winning-ad DNA. Your brand.
1
Paste your site.
The machine reads your brand: offer, voice, colors, proof.
2
It rebuilds proven formats as your posts.
Not prompts. Ad formats that already worked, recreated for your business — video and image, rendered.
3
You KEEP or KILL.
Anything that would embarrass you dies in one keystroke. Kept posts schedule themselves.
Watch the machine work.
A captioned tour of the live product — the Explore gallery, template reuse, image markup, and the weekly fan-out.
Coach
1:1 executive coaching practice
Demo week in production — generated from a real site, shown unedited when ready.
Agency of one
Solo brand + web design studio
Demo week in production — generated from a real site, shown unedited when ready.
Local service
Neighborhood physio clinic
Demo week in production — generated from a real site, shown unedited when ready.
My own queue: one 10-minute session on Sunday, 7 posts scheduled through Saturday. Every week since June.
Your Sunday comes back.
Ten minutes, one sitting. You read the week the machine already built, keep what sounds like you, kill what doesn't, and it schedules itself. The coffee's still warm when the whole week is queued and you never once opened Canva.
Maybe a post takes off. Maybe it doesn't. What changes for sure is that you stop vanishing — a feed that stays alive whether or not this was a week you felt like showing up.
Two ways in.
Same machine. Lock in founding BYO pricing, or license it under your own brand.
Bring Your Own Keys
For builders who already run their own AI.
A content studio charges $2,200/mo for this. You already pay for the AI — founding members lock the machine at $10/mo for life.
- The fan-out engine — one brief becomes a full week of platform-sized posts
- Hosted rendering on us — around 50 posts a week, no render farm to babysit
- The template library — every proven format, yours to use and remix
- KEEP/KILL queue + auto-scheduling — the whole week ships on time
- Your OpenAI, BytePlus, Sora & PostForMe keys — you never pay our markup on AI
- Founding price locked for life — $10/mo BYO-API, the number never goes up on you
- Your requests build the roadmap — founding members steer what ships
Concierge onboarding doesn't scale — that's the point. 100 of 100 seats left
Enterprise White-Label
For agencies and orgs running it as their own.
Your brand on the machine, your catalog behind the wall, one flat license instead of a meter.
- Unlimited use, licensed to your org — no per-post billing, ever
- Full white-label — your brand and domain, not ours
- Private org-level catalog — your team's own library, walled off from the public gallery
- Custom development — the formats and integrations your org actually needs
- Licensed for internal use across your whole team — not for resale
That's my story, so here's the unflattering half of it: I'm the only user so far. That's why the founding cohort is capped at 100 seats, instead of a testimonial wall.
You're not buying proof. You're buying a machine that works for one person every week since June, and a founder who now has to make it work for you.
— the founder, postmachine.co
Straight answers.
- Which plan is for me?
- Bring Your Own Keys if you already run your own AI accounts and want the founding rate locked for life. Enterprise if you want the whole thing white-labeled under your own brand.
- What keys do I need for Bring Your Own Keys?
- OpenAI, BytePlus (Seedance), Sora, and a PostForMe account. You paste them once in Settings — they're encrypted and only ever used server-side to run your own generations, so you pay those providers directly and skip our markup.
- Is this another AI slop generator?
- No — that's what KEEP/KILL is for. Nothing posts without your keystroke. Anything that would embarrass you dies in one press.
- How much of my time, really?
- About 10 minutes a week once your keys are in — paste them once in Settings and you're running within minutes.
- What platforms?
- Whatever your posting account supports — the machine hands your kept posts to the scheduler and they go out on time.
- Why only 100 founding seats?
- $97 entry locks BYO-API usage at $10/mo for life — first cohort only. After that, Bring Your Own Keys opens at $29/mo; Enterprise is scoped per org.
- What if I hate the posts?
- Nothing posts without your keystroke. If a post would embarrass you, KILL it — that's the whole point.
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