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From signup to your first post in ~15 minutes

Autopulto gets every product you make seen — strategy, posts, visuals, and publishing, on autopilot. Here's how one goes from signup to first post.

A one-time setup, then it runs on its own. Here's the whole thing, start to finish.

Have handy: your product's website URL (or a deck/one-pager to upload), and logins for the channels you want to post to.
  1. 1

    Create your account

    ~1 min

    Sign up with your email and organization name and accept the policies. You start on the Free plan — no card, and once you verify your email, 500 credits a month for your first 2 months — enough to walk the whole setup and see your first content before you pay.

  2. 2

    Add your product

    ~2 min

    Paste your website URL. If your site is gated or JavaScript-heavy, upload a file (deck, one-pager, brand guide) or type a short description instead. This is what the engine reasons about.

  3. 3

    Draft your strategy automatically

    ~3 min

    On the GTM Strategy page, click "Draft automatically." Autopulto writes a concrete Ideal Customer Profile and a full go-to-market plan — channels, content themes, and a 3-phase schedule. Prefer questions? Use the guided wizard instead.

  4. 4

    Review & approve

    ~3 min

    Read the draft, edit anything, then click Approve & Activate. Nothing runs until you do this.

  5. 5

    Connect your channels

    ~3 min

    Sign in to each platform via its official screen — we never see your passwords, and you can disconnect anytime. Connect only what you want; add more later. For email outreach, also connect Gmail (or add SMTP details) under Settings → Sending address — outreach sends from your own address, so until that is set it will not send. Optional: add the free browser extension (Chrome or Edge) — it holds the posts and replies you post yourself, and fills the Product Hunt, Indie Hackers and Hacker News forms.

  6. 6

    Choose how much control you keep

    ~1 min

    Each campaign starts in Test: the engine drafts, nothing publishes. When you like what you read, move it to Review-first (each post waits for your approval) or Full-auto (it publishes to connected channels without checking in). Switch anytime.

  7. 7

    Let it run

    ongoing

    The engine researches, writes, schedules, and publishes across your connected channels, prepares directory listings for your approval, writes press releases for you to submit, and sends outreach. You approve posts (if Review-first) and post the few things that need a human: Reddit, Product Hunt, Hacker News, Indie Hackers and replies. Track it under GTM → Monitor, Analytics and SEO Performance.

  8. 8

    List it in the Showcase (optional)

    ~2 min

    Press List in the showcase on your product. The form fills itself in, we review it by hand, and your app gets a free listing with a followed link.

What's automatic vs. what needs you

You do (once / occasionally)The engine does (ongoing)
Add product, approve strategyResearch market, keywords, contacts
Connect accounts (one-time)Write posts, articles, press releases
Approve posts (Review-first only) and directory submissionsSchedule & publish to connected channels
Post on Reddit, Product Hunt, Hacker News, Indie Hackers; submit press releasesPrepare directory listings and press releases; send outreach
Paste in search and site-health fixes you approveCheck your site daily; track rankings, links and AI-assistant visits

Want the full breakdown? See How it works.

Ready in about fifteen minutes

Start free — no card, and 500 credits a month for your first 2 months. See your first content before you decide to pay.