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PostHell

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AI social media assistant that turns a short weekly update into posts tailored for 14 networks, then schedules them and waits for your approval.

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About PostHell

Posthell is a hosted AI service for small businesses that do not have time for social media. You tell it what happened in your business this week, and it writes the posts, creates images, tailors each post for your connected networks and schedules them, then waits for your approval before publishing.

The site shows sample posts for fictional businesses ranging from a bakery and a coffee shop to a SaaS company, a gym and a bookshop, each in the owner's voice. It supports 14 networks and also drafts replies to comments for your sign-off.

Plans start from $37 a month and begin with 7 days free. The site also lists a set of free tools and a blog, and it is described as built in public by its maker, with a short demo video showing the process end to end.

Key features

  • Writes posts from a short weekly business update
  • Tailors each post for 14 networks
  • Generates images for posts
  • Schedules posts and waits for approval
  • Drafts replies for your sign-off

Good fit for

  • Local businesses posting about weekly updates
  • Owners who want AI drafts but control over publishing
Tags
social-media
ai
scheduling
small-business
content-generation
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PostHell: questions and answers

What is PostHell used for?
PostHell is an AI social media assistant that turns a short weekly update into posts tailored for 14 networks, then schedules them and waits for your approval. It is a good fit for local businesses posting about weekly updates and owners who want AI drafts but control over publishing.
How much does PostHell cost?
Paid plans for PostHell start at $12 per month, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.
Is PostHell open source?
No. PostHell is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Social Media category, open-source options include Postiz, BrightBean Studio and Shoutrrr.
What are some alternatives to PostHell?
PostHell competes with Buffer, Typefully and Hypefury.

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