SocialPost.ai
SocialPost.ai generates branded social content from a company website. Its official page emphasizes LinkedIn publishing for B2B firms, including consultants, agencies, professional services and manufacturers. Users supply a URL, review the suggested copy and graphics, then approve content for scheduling.
Use the website as the starting brief
The publisher says the service reads a company's website to learn its services, brand and voice. It generates written posts with branded visuals. That can help prepare a batch of recurring updates, but the website still needs to represent the business accurately.
Review each proposed post for facts, tone and relevance before scheduling. A website-derived draft can reproduce an outdated service description or a statement that needs more context. The site's customer-growth stories and time-saving claims do not establish what a new account will achieve.
Approve the post before publication
SocialPost says every post needs approval before it is scheduled. Scheduling then publishes approved posts at the selected times. Its MCP offering allows an existing AI assistant to draft captions and pass them into the service's graphic and scheduling workflow.
The company says LinkedIn publishing uses the official API and that it does not automate comments, connection requests or direct messages. These are specific workflow boundaries. They should not be read as a guarantee that an account can never face a platform restriction for its content or other activity.
Compare generation and scheduling limits
The pricing page lists Solo as free, with two social channels, one user, 30 AI post generations and ten scheduled posts per month. Generation and scheduled-post allowances are separate, so an extra draft does not necessarily add publishing capacity.
Pro is listed at $29 per month, with six channels, 100 generations and 50 scheduled posts. Team is $99 per month, with 300 generations, unlimited channels and users, and role-based workflow approvals.
Paid trials require a card. The pages describe a 14-day trial but give conflicting cancellation deadlines. Confirm the billing date in the account before starting a trial or relying on a reminder to cancel.