Questions, in the order they come up

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.

Small businesses that have a website and social accounts but nobody whose job is content: shops, local services, B2B firms. If you have a marketing team that wants to write every post by hand, this is not the tool for you.

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.

A website with a blog on WordPress or Shopify (or a developer who can receive a webhook), and whichever social accounts you want posts on. The podcast and the video need nothing extra; YouTube needs a channel.

The article is written as your business in the first person, from the profile you confirm during onboarding: what you do, who you serve, which topics to focus on and which to avoid. For the podcast you can record your own voice or describe one, and the hosts speak in it.

Enter your website address and Postiplex reads it, drafts your business profile and asks you to confirm it. Connecting WordPress or Shopify takes a few minutes; each social channel is one authorisation. Most people are done in under half an hour, then the first article is planned for the coming days.

WordPress (any host, through its REST API with an application password), Shopify (through a custom app you create in the Dev Dashboard) and any other site through a signed webhook your developer receives.

Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon, Pinterest, Reddit, Google Business Profile, Snapchat, Tumblr, TikTok and YouTube. Each gets its own post written for that channel; TikTok and YouTube take the video.

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.

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.

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.

Your own product photos first when the article is about your products, then images generated for the article, then stock photos for subjects that need a real person in frame. Each image is named after what it shows and carries alt text, and it is copied into your own media library at publish.

The article still goes out at its time; the podcast and the video never hold it up. Social sends retry three times. Anything that still needs you shows on your dashboard with the reason, and the daily email says what happened.

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.

Yes, from Settings, at any time. Everything already published stays on your site and your channels.