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Freelancers, which one hurts most?
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Paste your website. It finds the pains your buyers talk about, turns them into slideshow posts, and schedules them across your accounts.
Tap the screen for the next slide. Made-up businesses, to show the format.
Nobody shares a screenshot of a settings page. People share the problem they recognize.
Between shipping and support, social is the first thing to slip.
Organic slideshows reach buyers before they're ready to search for you.
Paste your App Store, website or shop link and say who it's for. Connect your accounts.
It finds who's winning in your space, the formats that work, and the hashtags that fit each post.
It shows you what works for others in your niche. You choose one, and every slide is checked before you see it.
Approved sets go out at good times. Each day it reads what worked and makes the next ones better.
Tools that generate 30 posts in a minute make volume, and it shows. UGCGate studies what already works in your niche, agrees one format with you, and makes each post properly. Nothing goes out until you say yes.
Each set comes with its hook, caption and hashtags, and the platforms it's going to. Tap a post to flip through it.
These businesses are made up to show the format. Your posts are written for your business and your audience.
The same research and scheduling, for short videos. Pilot members get them first.
A strong first three seconds over footage that fits your niche, with on-screen text.
Short walkthroughs built from your own screens and photos.
Your best slideshows turned into Reels and TikToks with motion and sound.
The pilot is invite only, so every business gets set up properly. It costs nothing while it runs.
Setup takes about 10 minutes. After that, about a minute a day to approve posts.
If your buyers are people with a job and a phone, yes. Posts about the problem, not the product, work best, and Instagram and Threads cover the rest.
It posts like a careful person. New accounts start at one post a day and build up over two weeks, times shift a little each day, and you approve every post before it goes out.
No. It writes the hook, designs the slides, picks the caption and hashtags, and checks every slide. You can ask for a redo with a note like "make the first slide punchier".
Each approved set lands in your TikTok inbox as a draft at its time. You add a trending sound and publish. Instagram and Threads post by themselves.
Nothing. The pilot is free and invite only, while we work closely with a small group. We'll tell you well before anything changes.