How it works — Autopulto

Setup takes about 15 minutes

A one-time thing per product. After this, it runs.

1

Create a free account
~1 min

No card. Once you verify your email you get 500 credits a month for your first 2 months — enough to try the whole flow before paying a cent.
2

Add your product
~3 min

Paste your website URL (or upload a deck / one-pager, or type a few lines). Autopulto reads it and drafts your Ideal Customer Profile and a full go-to-market plan for you.
3

Review & approve the strategy
~5 min

You see the ICP, channels, content themes, and a 3-phase plan. Edit anything, then approve in one click. Nothing runs until you do.
4

Connect the channels you want
~5 min

Sign in to each account you want to use (X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and more) on the platform's own screen. Connect only what you want — you can add more later.

Runs on its own

Once you've approved the plan, the engine does all of this in the background — on a schedule, without you:

Researches your market, keywords and press contacts
Writes posts, blog articles and press releases in your modeled brand voice, from your real facts. Blog posts, press releases and link-outreach emails are checked against that evidence, and a claim it can't source is cut.
Makes on-brand visuals from your brand kit: quote graphics, infographics and carousels (carousels always wait for your approval)
Schedules and publishes to your connected social accounts and your hosted blog — and tells Bing and other IndexNow search engines the moment a blog post goes live
Prepares listings for 50+ startup directories and profile sites, and writes press releases ready for 8 free PR sites
Emails press and creator contacts from your own mailbox, with a follow-up — once you've connected Gmail or SMTP. Nothing goes out before that.
Scores every post, learns what wins for your audience, and tells you the best time to post — it gets sharper the longer it runs
Checks your site's own signals against each other every day and emails you when something breaks — free, on every plan, with a fix to paste
Tracks where your blog posts rank each week, how many sites link to you, and which AI assistants send you visitors
Once you switch it on for a product, watches Google News, Hacker News and Techmeme daily for stories your product has something to say about

Needs a quick human step

We're upfront about this: a few things can't (or shouldn't) be fully automated.

Connecting your accounts — a one-time sign-in per platform. We never see your passwords; you can disconnect anytime.
Reddit, Product Hunt, Hacker News and Indie Hackers — Autopulto drafts the post; you post it yourself. The free browser extension keeps your Reddit drafts ready to copy, and fills the launch form on the other three.
Press releases — written for you; you submit them to the PR sites.
Approving directory submissions. These start in your hands — Autopulto prepares each listing and you approve it in a click. After 3 have gone out, you can switch directories to automatic.
Approving link-outreach emails. Off until you turn it on. Then, for each blog post, Autopulto finds sites that could link to it and drafts the ask — plus one follow-up — and you approve before anything sends. After 3 approved sends, you can let it send on its own.
Search fixes. Connect Google Search Console and each week Autopulto drafts better titles and descriptions for pages that get seen but not clicked. You approve each one; on your hosted blog we apply it, elsewhere you paste it in.
Replies. Drafted for you on every platform; you post them. If it's a conversation, it's yours.

You choose how much control you keep

Each campaign has its own mode. Switch any time.

Test

The engine drafts, but nothing publishes. The place to start: read what it writes before anything goes out.

Review-first

Posts land in an approval queue one by one. You skim, edit if needed, and approve. Outreach runs wait for your OK as a batch.

Full-auto

The engine publishes to your connected channels without checking in. Drafts that score low are still held for you.

Directory submissions and link outreach each have one setting for your whole account: Manual, Review or Auto. It starts in your hands, and Auto only unlocks once 3 have gone out. Your hosted blog has its own setting too.

Channel by channel

Where publishing is fully automatic vs. where you finish with a click.

Channel	How it publishes
X / Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook — posts	Automatic once connected
Instagram — posts	Automatic once connected, for posts with an image
TikTok, YouTube — video	You publish videos you've made in Autopulto from the dashboard. On paid plans the engine also posts its AI videos to TikTok
Managed blog (hosted for you)	Automatic — an SEO blog we host & publish, in review or full-auto
Replies under someone else's post — every platform, X included	Drafted for you → you press send. We never post a reply, on any plan or autonomy setting
Reddit & community posts	Drafted for you → copy it from the extension and you press send. Never posted by us, on any plan or autonomy setting
Press releases (8 free PR sites)	Written for you → you submit them
Startup directories & profile sites (50+)	Prepared for you → you approve; can switch to automatic after 3 have gone out
Email outreach to press/creators	Automatic from your own mailbox, once Gmail or SMTP is connected — nothing sends before that
Product Hunt, Hacker News, Indie Hackers	Drafted for you → the extension fills the form, you submit it and stay for the comments
Link outreach (backlink emails)	Off until you turn it on → then drafted for you, you approve each one; auto-send unlocks after 3 approved sends
Site health check (daily)	Automatic every day, on every plan — no credits; emails you when something new breaks

Automatic channels require a one-time account connection. You only ever connect the ones you choose.

Reddit is deliberately not automatic. Moderators judge your whole account history, not the single post — and that ban is permanent, usually on your personal account. So Autopulto drafts community posts and stops. It is a product boundary, not a setting you can switch off.

The browser extension: your side of the hand-off

Optional, free, and it runs in your own browser, signed in as you. It makes the human steps above take seconds — and it never presses a platform's post or submit button for you.

A queue beside every tab

Every post and reply you've approved for a hand-off — Reddit posts, replies on any platform — waits in a side panel. Copy it, open the platform, paste, post.

Launch forms, filled in

On Product Hunt, Indie Hackers and Hacker News it fills the submission form from your product, with a Copy button for anything it can't place. You read it and press submit.

Nothing that risks your account

On X it opens X's own composer, pre-filled. On every other social network it doesn't touch the page at all — most of them ban extensions that do, and the ban would land on you.

For Chrome and Edge. It isn't in the Chrome Web Store yet, so you add it with Load unpacked — about a minute. How to install it.

How you know it's working

Not a vanity dashboard — numbers you can check.

SEO Performance

For every keyword the engine wrote a blog post for, where your site ranks each week — or plainly “not in the top 100” — plus how many sites link to you and which directory listings turned into live links.

AI Visibility

Visits to your blog that came from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini and other AI assistants, and which posts they sent people to.

Search Console

Connect it and see what people searched, which pages Google showed them, and where you're seen but not clicked. Read-only: it can't change anything in your Google account.

Site health

The daily check plus a weekly crawl of your site: broken redirects, mixed-up canonical tags and orphan pages, each with a fix prompt for your coding agent.

See it for yourself

You don't have to take our word for any of this.

Sample outputs

Autopulto markets itself with its own engine. The carousels, graphics and demo video on our home page are what it made for us — shown with the same one-line embed you can put on your own site.

See the sample outputs

Showcase

A free public directory of indie apps, with a followed link to each one. Press List in the showcase on any of your products and the form fills itself in. We review every listing by hand. Not a customer yet? Anyone can submit an app.

Browse the showcase

Nothing happens that you didn't set up

You approve the strategy before it runs. You connect only the channels you want. You can pause the engine, switch to Review-first, or disconnect an account at any time. The free plan lets you walk the entire setup — draft your strategy and see your first content — before you decide to pay.

Start free — 500 credits/month for 2 months See pricing

No credit card required · 500 credits a month for your first 2 months once you verify your email, then top up as you go