The marketing you know you should be doing, done for you — so the thing you built actually gets found. Point it at any product and it gets it in front of the right people — strategy, posts, visuals, and publishing, all in that product's own voice, grounded in real facts. Whether you ship one product or twenty.
Closed beta — we onboard makers in waves. No credit card, no account needed to try the strategy tool or the demo; join the waitlist for early access.
Illustrative — sample products, not customers.
About fifteen minutes per product — then it runs on its own. Repeat for every product you make.
Sign in to the platforms you use on their own screens. The onboarding wizard writes your bios and handles, and fills in your Facebook Page for you. Add the free browser extension for the posts you make yourself.
Drop in your URL — or upload a pitch deck or one-pager if your site is gated or JavaScript-only. Autopulto drafts your Ideal Customer Profile and a full go-to-market plan from it. Review and approve in a click.
The autonomous engine generates, schedules, and publishes — with optional human approval — and learns from what performs.
Most tools hand you a blank strategy template. Autopulto does the opposite: give it your product URL and it infers your Ideal Customer Profile — demographics, pains, buying triggers, objections, and who to exclude — then builds a phased, channel-by-channel go-to-market plan around it.
Illustrative — your draft is generated from your own product.
You shipped something good. Marketing is the part that never gets done — so it gets done here instead.
The best product nobody has heard of still loses. Autopulto publishes and posts where your buyers already look, so they turn up already knowing what you do — instead of you chasing them.
Marketing only compounds if it never stops. This runs end to end while you ship, fix and sleep — approve each piece at first, hand over more as it earns your trust.
Run the day-to-day from your own tools or your own agent over the MCP API — check status, start and stop the engine, approve work. OAuth 2.1, scoped tokens, metered by credits, on every plan.
What's waiting for me in Autopulto?
Two items in the Review Hub for Shipnote: a Reddit draft for r/SideProject (ready to paste, you press send) and a 6-slide carousel waiting for approval. The engine is running; the next run is the 16:00 X thread.
Approve the carousel.
Approved. It goes out with the next social run.
Illustrative — sample product.
Generic AI sprays posts at every channel until something sticks. We think that's how you get ignored — or banned. Autopulto automates the half of marketing that compounds, and deliberately leaves you the half that needs a human.
The repetitive, compounding work that nobody sees you do — and that never gets done because it's never urgent.
Places where an account gets banned rather than a post, and where sounding automated is the whole problem.
If a tool tells you it can automate all of it, ask what happens to your Reddit account.
You ship and move on, and a site breaks in ways nobody notices: a sitemap naming one address while the page's own canonical tag names another, or the www version quietly serving a duplicate. A daily check compares your site's own signals against each other — free, on every plan, no credits — and never writes to your site. When something new breaks, you get an email naming exactly what, with a fix prompt to paste into your coding agent.
Make the sitemap list the apex URL for every page so it matches each page's rel=canonical…
Illustrative — sample product.
For every keyword the engine wrote a blog post for, you see where you rank each week — or plainly “not in the top 100”. You also see how many sites link to you, and which AI assistants (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini) send people to your blog.
| Keyword | Rank | Week |
|---|---|---|
| changelog generator | 14 | +6 |
| release notes from pull requests | 8 | +3 |
| automate release notes | 31 | new |
| changelog template saas | not in the top 100 | – |
Illustrative — sample product.
Every post is written in your modeled brand voice from your real facts. Blog posts, press releases and link-outreach emails are also checked against that evidence before they reach you, and an unsourced claim is cut rather than published. Directory listings use the facts you entered.
Autopulto scores every post, doubles down on what performs for your audience, and tells you the best time to post — it gets sharper the longer it runs.
A content matrix maps your pillars across proven angles, so the calendar fills itself without repeating you. Switch on the news monitor for a product and it checks Google News, Hacker News and Techmeme daily for stories breaking in your space that your product has something real to say about.
It renders carousels, quote graphics, and infographics from your brand kit — no design tool, no stock templates. Carousels wait for your approval; the rest are scored before they ship.
Connect Google Search Console and Autopulto reads the search performance of your own site — what people typed, which pages Google showed them, and where you're getting seen but not clicked. Each week it drafts better titles and descriptions for the pages that get seen but not clicked, for you to approve. Read-only: it can't post or change anything in your Google account. Paid SEO tools estimate this; Search Console hands it to you.
Our Showcase is a free public directory of indie apps, with a followed link to each one. Press List in the showcase on any product and the form fills itself in; we review every listing by hand. Browse it.
Start free with one product. Move up only if you add more — not per seat, not per client. Pay for what you use with credits.
Autopulto markets itself with its own engine. These are live counts from that account, each with the date it describes.
This is live — the same one-line embed we give customers, showing media our own engine produced for Autopulto.
This block is live — it's our own content widget, the same one-line embed we offer customers, running on this page.
It stays out of the places where accounts get banned. On Reddit and in communities it drafts, and you read it, change it and press send. Hacker News, Product Hunt and Indie Hackers need you there, answering. Replies and DMs stay with you: if it's a conversation, you have it.
No. Every draft is written in your product's voice from facts on your own site. Blog posts, press releases and link-outreach emails are also checked against that evidence before they reach you. It publishes where your buyers already look, not on every channel at once.
Only once you let it. Each campaign starts in Test, where nothing publishes. Review-first holds each post for you; Full-auto publishes on its own. Directory submissions and link outreach have one account-wide setting, Manual, Review or Auto, and Auto only unlocks after 3 have gone out. Reddit, replies and launch sites are always yours to post.
No. Give it your product's URL and it drafts your ideal customer profile and a go-to-market plan from what your site says. You review and edit the plan before anything runs.
Plans are priced by how many products you run, not per seat or per client, and you pay for what you use with credits. You set up each product once, in about fifteen minutes.
Not day to day. Approving your strategy and connecting accounts happen in the dashboard. After that you can check status, start and stop the engine and approve work from your own tools or your own agent over the MCP API, with OAuth and scoped tokens, on every plan.
No. We tell you what broke and hand you a fix prompt to paste into your own coding agent. Nothing here writes to your site.
Your site's own signals against each other: the four versions of your address, robots.txt, your sitemaps, the feed your homepage advertises, and redirects — flagging contradictions, like a sitemap naming one address while a page's own canonical tag names another. It runs daily, on every plan, for no credits. Problems linked from your homepage are caught the next day; other sitemap pages are checked in rotation — about 20 a day — so on a large sitemap a problem on one of those pages can take a while to surface.
Yes. The free plan covers 1 product, with 500 credits a month for your first 2 months. No card needed. During the closed beta we let people in in waves, so join the waitlist for an invite.
We're onboarding businesses in waves. Join the waitlist and we'll send you an invite.
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