ProductPost 360

ProductPost 360 starts from something you already shipped. Paste your homepage, a changelog entry, a blog post, an RSS feed or a sitemap, and it builds a plan of where that release could be shared. Each destination gets its own draft in the shape that place expects: a six-tweet thread for X, a short story post for LinkedIn, a Show HN title and first comment for Hacker News, an intro for r/SaaS, a refreshed Product Hunt tagline, a Markdown write-up for Dev.to. Beyond the big platforms, it matches the product to about 211 smaller forums and communities.

You can see the plan before creating an account. Signing in with Google or GitHub keeps the drafts so you can run the next release the same way.

The key design choice is that nothing goes out automatically. The site says it plainly: you read each draft and paste it from your own account, and it never auto-posts, noting that bots that auto-post get banned. That keeps your accounts yours and keeps the decision about what goes where with you. It also means the tool saves writing time, not posting time.

If you connect Google Search Console, a performance page charts clicks and impressions day by day, marks the days you posted a draft, and compares each 28-day window with the one before. The site suggests judging results from day 14. Its homepage also shows expected growth ranges, such as 10 to 15 percent more Google clicks in the first 28 days, which it calls realistic ranges for consistent posting, adding that your niche and cadence decide where you land. A separate AI visibility check asks Gemini, ChatGPT and Perplexity the same buyer questions to see how often they name your product, lists the domains those answers cite, and audits your homepage's robots.txt, llms.txt, headings and structured data.

The privacy policy names Thinkreview Ltd, registered in England and Wales, as the operator, and lists the sign-in details it handles. The homepage doesn't show prices. The developer lists a 14-day free trial with no card and plans at $29, $39 or $49 a month.