Social media, managed differently

Never open the apps again.

No content calendar. Nothing invented just to have something to post. What happens in your business today can be on up to 9 platforms today—with about five minutes of your time.

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Everything included.

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Connect as many as you like. There is no per-platform charge.

How PostShop works

Don’t fill a calendar with content. Show the real thing.

A new text message addressed to PostShop with the single word Upload typed in the message field.

01 · Text

Send one word.

Text UPLOAD to your number. A private page comes straight back.

The private upload page with a photo of an engine bay added and ready to send.

02 · Add it

Show the real thing.

The failed part, the finished repair, the thing one of your techs noticed. Straight off the phone that was already in your hand.

The approval page showing the engine bay photo and the captions PostShop wrote, before anything publishes.

03 · Approve

Read it back.

PostShop writes it the way your shop talks, and brings it back to you for approval. Nothing goes out until you say so.

The finished post live on Instagram, with the caption Hood’s up and we’re in it.

04 · Live

People see it.

Published to the accounts you connected, sized and shaped for each one, while you get back in the bay.

The comparison that matters

You have other options. Go look at their websites.

Their posts are beautiful, and perfectly generic. Thirty days of pretty posts that could have come from any shop.

Some shops buy the look of being good at something. PostShop is for the ones who don’t have to.

What a content service ships

A stock photograph of a clean alloy wheel and red brake caliper, of the kind used in templated maintenance-tip posts.

Auto Care Tips 5 Signs Your Brakes Need Attention Swipe to learn more ›

Caption

Your safety is our priority! 🚗 Don’t ignore these warning signs. Book your appointment today — link in bio. #AutoRepair #CarCare #BrakeService #SafetyFirst

Nothing happened here. And without a name or logo, nobody can tell who posted it or when it was even made.

What your shop already has

A real photograph taken in the shop: an engine bay open, mid-job.

Caption

Hood’s up and we’re in it. 🔧

Con el capó abierto y manos a la obra.

후드 열고 작업 들어각니다.

#AutoRepair #LosAngeles

This happened today, in your bay. Nobody else on earth can post it, because nobody else was standing there.

The comparison isn’t what it costs. It’s what you’re buying.

The receipts

One photo in. Every platform out.

A real submission, run end to end. One phone photo from the bay, sent with no caption and no instructions. Here is exactly what came back — in three languages, adapted per platform — and where it went.

PostShop publishes to nine, and there is no per-platform charge.

The original photo as sent: an open engine bay photographed from above in daylight, intake and airbox in frame. — **What was sent.** One phone photo. No caption, no brief, no instructions — everything below was handled from here.

X, TikTok, Pinterest, Threads

Hood’s up and we’re in it. 🔧
#AutoRepair

Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube

Hood’s up and we’re in it. 🔧

Con el capó abierto y manos a la obra.

후드 열고 작업 들어각니다.

#AutoRepair #LosAngeles

One submission. One approval. Seven accounts. Three languages.

A stock graphic is a rented car. It photographs well and it isn’t yours.

These are our own accounts. We ran a real post through PostShop from first text to published so you can inspect every step.

The part you use is three taps. Underneath it, nothing publishes until two separate models have cleared it, every call to every platform is retried, and a post that reports success without a confirmation is held rather than marked done.

59 workflows and 1,297 steps keeping that true. See what runs underneath →

Use it the way you work

Use it. Don’t operate it.

Text when text is enough. Open the dashboard when you want a screen. Close it when you’re finished.

By text

Your own PostShop number.

Send a photo, approve a draft, ask for an IDEA or answer a comment from the same place you already text all day. When a screen is actually useful, a private one comes straight back.

In your dashboard

Everything in one place, when you want it.

Send a photo, approve drafts, answer comments, move a scheduled post, browse what published, connect a platform, ask for ideas and see how things are going. Then close it.

Write in any language, and your caption comes back in that language. Every post can carry up to two more translations alongside it.

The schedule page on a phone, showing a post going out later today with buttons to move it earlier, later, change the time or cancel it. — The same control, either way. Move a post from a text thread on the shop floor, or open the dashboard when you want the whole picture.

The PostShop dashboard, showing what published recently and tiles for sending a photo, drafts, comments, schedule, connections, ideas and billing. — The same control, either way. Move a post from a text thread on the shop floor, or open the dashboard when you want the whole picture.

In the United States

You get both. A PostShop number arrives after you sign up, and your dashboard is ready when setup is done. Use whichever suits the moment.

Outside the United States

PostShop runs on the dashboard, with email whenever something needs you. Every feature is included; the notification simply lands in your inbox instead of by text.

The workload

Your part is three things.

See something worth showing. Send it. Approve it.

That’s it. Everything on the second list stops being your problem. You do the part nobody can fake. PostShop handles the rest.

Your part

See something worth showing.
Send it.
Approve it.

Our part, for that one post

Reads your account history to learn how you sound
Writes the caption
Rewrites it for each platform
Translates it when you want other languages
Sizes and crops the image for each destination
Cuts video, adds voiceover and burns in subtitles when needed
Holds everything until you approve it
Publishes to every connected platform at the times you set
Confirms it landed and retries failures
Rolls anything beyond three posts a day forward

And then, all month

Checks recent Instagram and Facebook posts for new comments
Drafts replies and brings them to you for approval
Watches platform connections and tells you when one needs attention
Notices when you go quiet and gives you specific things to capture
Reads Google reviews and comment themes
Checks local rating and US neighborhood data where available
Turns performance and audience signals into specific recommendations

See the full list of features included

It doesn’t stop at publish

The post isn’t the outcome. The shop they see is.

One post won’t build a reputation. Thirty generic ones might actually damage it. Show the work, the people, the judgment, the standards, the good days and the hard ones, and people begin to see the shop you actually run—the kind customers trust and good technicians respect.

When you don’t know what to show, text IDEA

PostShop reads your account history, your results, your comments and what customers keep saying in reviews, then gives you three specific things worth capturing. Not “share something behind the scenes.” No brainstorming. No content calendar.

Comments come back to you

A customer asks something. PostShop drafts the reply. Read it. Change it. Approve it. Your name is on the shop, so your voice stays yours.

Not analytics. Judgment.

What people noticed. What got ignored. What your reviews keep praising. Which kinds of work get a response, and which of your technicians people react to most. How your rating compares to the shops around you, and who actually lives in the few miles you serve. Then what to show next — not a busy console for you to interpret.

Customers already told you what to show.

“Didn’t sell me anything I didn’t need.” “Showed me exactly what was wrong.” “Found the problem two other shops missed.” Those aren’t compliments to put on a graphic. They’re clues, and PostShop reads what comes back to tell you what deserves to be seen again.

Example recommendation

Posts that show the failed part are outperforming general shop photos.
Your reviews keep mentioning how clearly your team explains repairs.
Posts with a technician in frame draw more comments than posts without.
A third of the households around you speak Spanish at home.

So, this monthOn the next unusual diagnosis, get the technician and the failed part in the same shot and explain what tipped him off. And if you haven’t switched Spanish on in your caption settings yet, this is the month to do it.

Your shop serves the neighborhoods around it. So PostShop reads those few miles: how your Google rating stacks up against the other shops nearby, and who actually lives in your service area, drawn from US Census data. That is how a recommendation knows to tell you to switch Spanish on, or which of your services the neighbourhood is most likely to need. Neighborhood data comes from US public sources, so that reading is included on US accounts.

One plan · No games

$199 a month. Everything included.

No crippled version. No feature hiding one tier above you. No pricing maze. If PostShop needs it to do the job, it’s included.

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PostShop

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Everything included.

Every platform you connect, approval, publishing, IDEA, comments, review requests, reporting, video and translations.

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Give us one real moment.

Don’t prepare anything. Go run the shop. The next time something worth showing happens, take the picture and send it. See what PostShop does with it.

There’s a whole industry selling shops the appearance of expertise.Nobody respects a business for saying it’s good. They respect it for delivering what it promised. Your only job is to show them.

Days 1–5

$0 today. Send as much as you like, up to three posts a day.

Day 5

We tell you billing starts tomorrow. Before, not after.

Day 6

Billing starts. Cancel any time before then and pay nothing.

A card is required to start. Nothing is charged today.

Questions

Straight answers.

Does anything publish without my approval?

No. Every post waits for you to read it and approve it. You can change the wording first or send it back to be rewritten. There is no setting that turns approval off.

How do you learn how I sound?

If you connect an Instagram or Facebook account with enough history, PostShop reads the captions already on it and works from your rhythm, vocabulary and habits. If there is not enough history, setup questions give it a starting point. What you approve and change keeps refining it.

Do I have to give you my social-media passwords?

No. You connect each platform through its own official authorization screen, and you can revoke PostShop from your account settings at any time.

What if I don’t know what to share?

Ask for IDEA. You get three specific things worth photographing or recording today, drawn from your account rather than a generic list. The suggestions use what you have been posting and the signals PostShop has already learned from your account, along with tips to make it easier.

What happens when someone comments?

On Instagram and Facebook, PostShop checks recent posts for new comments, brings each one to you with a suggested reply and posts the reply back once you approve it. It is not unattended AI talking to your customers.

Can more than one person send content?

Yes. You can authorize multiple senders and give other people dashboard access. Billing remains with the account owner.

Can I control when something publishes?

Yes. From text or the dashboard, you can see approved posts that have not gone out yet, move them earlier or later, choose a time or cancel them.

Can I cancel?

Yes. It is month to month. During the five-day trial, cancellation is immediate and you are never charged. After billing starts, cancellation takes effect at the end of the period you already paid for.

Hi, I’m John. I built PostShop to solve a problem I was having myself.

I knew I should be posting on more platforms, but I didn’t have the time. And posting was only half the problem. I’d second-guess what I should post, then spend even more time writing it, formatting it or trying to make it look good. It became one more job, and more often than not, I did nothing.

I figured I probably wasn’t the only one.

So I built PostShop to make social media something you can actually keep up with. Show it what’s happening in your business and it handles the writing, production and publishing around it. If you don’t know what to show, it can help with that too.

The point isn’t to turn you into a better content creator. It’s to make sure the real work you’re already doing gets seen.

For businesses that want customers to trust them, good people to respect them, and their reputation to come from the work itself.

Nothing to prove. Plenty to show.

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