Your whole content presence, on autopilot.
Connect your website and your socials once. Every week Postiplex picks a keyword your blog can win, writes and illustrates the article, publishes it, posts it on every channel, records a podcast episode and makes the YouTube video. You never press a button.
- Mon13Keyword chosencommuter bike for hillsArticle writtenBlueprint, fact check, images
- Tue14YouTube video7:30, before the articlePublished to your blog9:00 · WordPressFacebookInstagramLinkedInXfrom 10:00
- Wed15Podcast episodeTwo hosts · 6 min · your feedThreadsBlueskyPinterestGoogle My Businessstaggered
- Thu16RedditMastodonTumblrTikTokstaggered
- Fri17
- Sat18
- Sun19
One article a week
Researched, fact-checked and illustrated. A week with no winnable keyword stays empty.
Fourteen social channels
Each with its own post, sent at a staggered time after the article.
Your blog, not ours
Published to WordPress, Shopify or your own site. Images land in your library.
A podcast and a video
Every week's article becomes an episode of your show and a YouTube video of it.
How a week runs
How a week runs
Step 1 of 6
Pick a keyword your blog can win
Postiplex breaks your business into search dimensions, pulls real volumes, reads the pages that rank and keeps only keywords where ordinary blog posts already sit in the top ten. If nothing clears the bar, the week stays empty.
Step 2 of 6
Write it to a plan, then check every fact
Before writing, it builds a blueprint: who is searching, what the ranking pages share, a section plan with word budgets. After writing, a fact checker verifies every number, date and claim against sources and fixes what it cannot confirm.
Step 3 of 6
Publish to your blog, with the images in your own library
At your posting time the article goes to WordPress, Shopify or your own site by webhook. Images are named after what they show and copied into your media library. The podcast player and the video are embedded at the bottom.
Step 4 of 6
Post it on every channel, spread over the week
Each connected channel gets its own post, written for that channel, sent at staggered times after publish so it never looks automated. Failed sends retry three times and tell you if they still fail.
Step 5 of 6
Turn it into a podcast episode
Two hosts talk through the article as an episode of your own show, with chapters measured from the audio, a music bed under the voices and your brand's links in the notes. Record your own voice or describe one, and the hosts speak in it.
Step 6 of 6
Make the YouTube video
The episode becomes a long-form video: the article's images with a slow push, chapter titles and the waveform. It posts about ninety minutes before the article, so the article embeds the player the moment it is live.
- commuter bike for hillsKD 14chosen
- best commuter bikeKD 61too hard
- bike shop near meKD 22no room
- bike lane rulesKD 9off topic
- belt drive vs chainKD 18next week
Everything a content team would make, from one article
Four outputs, one source. Each is built for its own channel rather than copied across.
- Section planwords
- 1Why hills change the choice80–120
- 2Gearing: what the numbers mean150–220
- 3Our three picks, by hill200–280
- 4Mistakes we see every week90–140
Fact check- 12 facts checked against sources
- 2 figures softened
- 1 claim removed
Blog articles
A keyword that can rank, a blueprint from the pages that already do, a fact check on every claim, images named after what they show. Published to your site.
More about blog articles - One post per channel, written for that channel
- FacebookTue 10:00
- InstagramTue 12:30
- LinkedInTue 15:00
- XTue 17:30
- ThreadsWed 09:30
- PinterestWed 13:00
- Google My BusinessWed 16:00
- BlueskyThu 10:00
- RedditThu 14:00
- TikTokThu 18:00
Social channels
Fourteen channels, each with its own post written for that channel and sent at a staggered time. Google Business posts for local businesses.
More about social channels - The Hill Bike Show · episode 126:12Two hosts, in your voice if you want
- 0:00Why hills change the choice
- 2:22Gearing, in plain words
- 3:39Three picks
- 4:56What to avoid
Podcast
Your own show. Two hosts talk through the week's article, in your voice if you record one. A feed, cover art and the directories.
More about podcast - Episode videoTue 7:30
- The article's images with a slow push, chapter titles, the waveform
- Posted before the article, so the article embeds the player at publish
- Description carries chapters and links to the article
Video
A long-form YouTube video of every episode, posted before the article so the article embeds it, and a short presenter clip for the channels that take video.
More about video
You decide whether things happen. The AI decides what.
That is the whole split. Settings are switches, not sliders, and there is no dashboard you have to feed.
You choose
- Which channels are connected
- Whether the podcast and the video are on
- The posting day and time
- Topics to focus on, topics to avoid, cities to target
- Any keyword, from the researched pool, by swapping it in the calendar
Postiplex chooses
- Which keyword each week, and whether a week should stay empty
- The article type, the title and the section plan
- Which facts need a source, and which claims to drop
- What each channel's post says, and when it goes
- The episode script, the chapters and the video cut
Fourteen channels, three blog platforms
Connect each one through its own sign-in screen. Postiplex keeps the token the platform issues, never a password.
- X
- Threads
- Bluesky
- Mastodon
- Google My Business
- Snapchat
- Tumblr
- TikTok
- YouTube
- WordPress
- Shopify
- Any site, by webhook
This site's blog is written by Postiplex
Every article on our own blog was planned, written, fact-checked, illustrated and published by the same engine our customers run. Read it before you trust a word of this page.
Per website, per month. Cancel any time.
See one real week free, then pick the plan that matches what you want to run.
Publish
A weekly article and every social channel, on their own.
$59a month, or $49 billed annually
What Publish includesBroadcast
Most completeEverything in Publish, plus a podcast and YouTube every week.
$149a month, or $125 billed annually
What Broadcast includes
Questions people ask first
More on the FAQ page.
What does Postiplex actually do each week?
It picks a keyword your site can rank for, reads what already ranks, writes an article to that plan, checks every fact, adds images, publishes the article to your blog, posts it to every social channel you connected, records a two-host podcast episode about it and turns that episode into a YouTube video. All of it runs from a schedule. You decide which parts are on.
Is this an SEO tool?
No. There is no rank tracker, no backlink audit and no keyword dashboard to manage. Postiplex uses search data to choose what to write so the article has a chance to rank, then spends the rest of its effort on publishing and distribution.
Do I have to give you my passwords?
No. Social channels connect through each platform's own sign-in screen, and we keep only the token that platform issues. For WordPress you create an application password; for Shopify, a custom app with limited scopes. You can revoke any of them from the platform at any time.
Can I see what is coming before it goes out?
Yes. The content calendar shows the keyword and title planned for every week, two months ahead. You can swap a keyword for another from the researched pool, move a week, pin one you like, or block one.
What if there is no good keyword one week?
The week stays empty. Postiplex never plants a weak keyword to fill a slot; an empty week is better than an article that cannot rank or that reads thin.
What does it cost?
Publish is $59 a month per website (a weekly article and all social channels). Broadcast is $149 and adds the podcast and the videos. Annual billing is two months free. The free trial is one complete week with no card.
See one real week on your own site.
Connect your website and your channels. The first article is planned within the day.