For people who build things · not campaigns
Somebody is finally
working on your marketing.
Paste a URL and ShoutSmith becomes your marketing team — it reads your product, plans the week, makes posts like these, and publishes them on your schedule. You approve every one.
Early access rolls out a cohort at a time. One email when it's your turn.
Anime
We pasted priority-one.ai — one hook it wrote, cycling through ten of its twenty-plus art styles. Real output, resized only.
A week of posts,
straight off the queue
Generated forty, approved these — through the same approval queue you'll use. The stamps become the real queue statuses when the real batch ships.
plans change, i just say so
things nobody tells you about planning your day
the AI does the sorting, buffers and all
less time planning, more time actually living
60 seconds of talking. a full time-blocked day.
your brain dump. your day. done.
One of these is still waiting. That's the point — nothing publishes until you stamp it.
X · Bluesky · Facebook · Instagram · TikTok · YouTube Shorts · Threads · LinkedIn · Pinterest
It makes the native shape for all nine today. Publishing is live for us on the first four — TikTok and YouTube Shorts land as their platform audits clear, and the rest follow as each review does.
Who does what, start to finish
The green stages are yours. The ember ones happen while you build.
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You · 10 seconds
Paste your URL
It reads your site and writes your brand kit.
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ShoutSmith
It writes the hooks
Proven angles for your audience — every post starts from one.
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You · 2 minutes
Pick the angles
Choose the hooks that sound like you. Your taste is the strategy.
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ShoutSmith
It makes the creatives
Each hook × slideshows, cards, captions — in any of its styles.
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You · minutes
Approve & schedule
The queue ranks by score. Nothing posts without your stamp.
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ShoutSmith
It publishes & learns
Native posting on your schedule — and results shape next week.
It writes the hooks.
You choose the angle.
A hook is a tested opening, written for your audience from your brand kit. Pick one, pick a format, and the same idea comes out in whichever shape the platform rewards.
Time saved / speed
“You've spent longer choosing what to do first than it takes me to plan my entire day.”
Relatable pain-point
“not me planning my entire day faster than you can pick your first task”
Feature spotlight
“the planning app finally gave up on making ME do the work. i just talk. that's it.”
Eight more hooks below the fold — and the Muse adds value-content angles that never pitch.
From the hook you picked
Anime Photographic Neon dark mode Hand-drawn Brand custom Bold minimal Watercolor Retro comic 3D clay Film photo 
Flat editorial 
Gradient mesh 
Isometric 3D 
Line art 
Magazine editorial 
Paper collage 
Pixel art 
Risograph 
Blueprint 
Y2K chrome One hook, endless iterations: the same slide in twenty of its twenty-plus art styles — real output, resized only. Regenerate any single slide, or remix the whole thing.
Ten minutes to start.
Fifteen a week to keep going.
Clock one · your first session
Paste the URL
That's the whole onboarding. No brand questionnaire, no workshop.
The brand kit and hooks come back
Audiences, angles, pillars, and a set of hooks — read from the page you already built.
Pick the hook that sounds like you
One tap. Your taste is the strategy.
First slideshow, finished
Six slides, crisp composited text — approved and scheduled to Instagram. With your account connected, that's a live post.
Five creatives, scheduled
Different formats, different styles, across platforms. A week of posting, before the kettle's cold.
Timed by us on a real product, not invented for this page. Your pace will vary with your reading speed — not the machine's.
Clock two · then it becomes a rhythm
ShoutSmith
The Planner runs while you make dinner
Ten slotted posts, generated and scored into your queue.
ShoutSmith
The morning brief lands
What's waiting, what's due, what failed. Skipped when nothing needs you.
You · 12 minutes
Coffee, phone, queue
Approve, revise, reject. Approved posts pre-fill their slots and the week runs itself.
ShoutSmith
Next week is sharper
The Analyst reads your results by hook, format and style — and the new plan leans into the winners.
Your part settles at about fifteen minutes. All of it saying yes or no.
As hands-on as you decide to be
Start by approving everything, because you don't trust it yet. Move the dial when you do.
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Review it
You press every button. Nothing is planned, made or posted without you.
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Let it plan
It plans, makes and scores your week into the queue. You still approve every post.
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Let it run
Planned, made, scored and reported on your own clock. Some mornings, nothing needs you.
The rule with no tier: nothing publishes and nothing spends without your say-so — at any setting, on any plan.
Convinced already?
Get in line — early access rolls out a cohort at a time.
New · The launch
Launch day has a playbook now
A guided walkthrough for the day itself — every text asset pre-drafted in your voice, tracked links counting the clicks, teasers through the same approval queue as everything else.
Two paid plans, priced against measured cost
Starter
£36 £24 /mo
Founding price, locked while you stay.
One or two products, posted consistently.
Join the waitlistGrowth
most complete£96 £60 /mo
Founding price, locked while you stay.
Several products, the premium models, plus creators and affiliates.
Join the waitlistVAT included. The founding cohort keeps its price for as long as it stays subscribed. Full pricing and FAQ → · Every feature in detail →
The honest comparison
Every option wins somewhere — an agency really is deeper, doing it yourself really is more you. Here's the whole picture.
| Doing nothing | DIY stack Canva + ChatGPT + a scheduler | An agency | ShoutSmith | |
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| Cost per month | £0 | A stack of subscriptions, plus your evenings | A monthly retainer that dwarfs your hosting bill | £24/mo founding · incl. VAT |
| Your time per week | None | 4–8 hours, mostly evenings | Meetings and email threads | About 15 minutes |
| Still posting in month 3 | There was never a month 1 | Usually not — willpower runs out | Yes — it's their job | Yes — it's on a schedule, not on you |
| Sounds like you | — | Yes — you wrote it | Sounds like an agency | Your voice, your approval on every post |
| Learns from results | — | Only if you do the spreadsheet | Quarterly review deck | Weekly, by hook, format and style |
| Strategic depth | — | Whatever you Google | Genuinely deep — their edge | A brief read from your real product |
| Who presses publish | — | You, at 11pm | Them — you find out after | Nothing posts without your stamp |
Honesty is load-bearing: the agency wins strategy and staying power, DIY wins authorship, doing nothing wins effort. We'd rather you pick the right one than pick us for the wrong reason.
The whole platform, in eight parts
Brand kit
It reads your product before it writes a word
Read more →Content studio
The formats the feed actually rewards
Read more →Video
Video without filming days
Read more →Plan, approve, publish
Nothing goes out until you say so
Read more →Learn from results
It reads the results so next week is different
Read more →Creators, affiliates, ads
The parts that grow past your own posting
Read more →Costs and control
You can see what everything costs before you spend it
Read more →Launch new
Launch day, with somebody on it
Read more →What you're actually wondering
Will it sound like a bot?
Judge from a caption that shipped, unedited:
“not exaggerating when i say i used to lose 20 minutes just staring at my task list deciding what to do first. now i talk for 60 seconds and my whole day is planned before my coffee's ready.”
Will it post junk in my name?
Nothing publishes without your approval — it isn't a setting, and no tier removes it. Your accounts stay yours, and disconnecting revokes access instantly.
What's it going to cost me?
The price is printed on the button before you press it, and the usage page shows where every credit went. The platform never holds ad spend.
Generate · ≈2 crI'm a developer, and I hate marketing.
Not dislike — hate. I've built products I was genuinely proud of and watched them sit quietly, because when the choice was "improve the thing" or "post about the thing", I chose the thing. Every time.
ShoutSmith is what I built instead of fixing myself. It reads your product, writes the strategy, makes the posts, and publishes on a schedule — and it brings everything to me for a yes or a no, which is the one part of marketing I was always able to do.
I use it on my own apps. This site's posts come out of it. And if it ever promises something it can't do, the page tells you — that's the rule the whole thing is built on.
You stay the builder. Let something else do the shouting.
Richard
Builder of ShoutSmith
