Partner program · Beta

Add social media to what you already sell

You have the customers. We write and publish the posts, in each business's own voice, on their own accounts. You keep the relationship and set your own price.

Six to thirty businesses, from $50 each per month.

Who this is for

You don't have to be a social media agency

Most of our partners don't do social at all. They serve a group of businesses that need it, and adding it to the menu is easier than watching those businesses go looking elsewhere.

Software companies

You sell a tool to one industry. Your customers need to show up online too, and you already have their trust.

Consultants and coaches

You advise a roster of businesses. Social is the thing they keep asking about and you keep declining.

Franchises and groups

Every location needs its own posts in its own voice. One account, one invoice, no committee.

Agencies without social

You do web, SEO, or ads. Social is the line item you currently hand to someone else.

How it works

Three steps, then it runs

1

Add each business

Name, website, and the social accounts they already have. Takes a couple of minutes each.

2

We write from their website

Each business gets posts in its own voice, pulled from its own site. Not one template with the names swapped.

3

Approve, and it publishes

Everything waits for a yes. Posts go out on their accounts, under their name.

What every business gets

The same full plan, for each one

There is no cut-down client tier. Every business on your account gets everything our Pro customers get.

20 posts a month, each

Per business, not shared across your account.

4 carousels and 4 videos

Short-form video and multi-image carousels for every client, included.

Eleven platforms

Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, X, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky, Mastodon and Google Business Profile.

Their voice, not a template

Each business gets its own tone and subject matter, read off its own website.

Client logins

Send a magic link and a client connects their own accounts. You still control what goes out.

One invoice

A single monthly bill for every business on your account. You bill them however you like.

Pricing

Pick a size, not a feature set

All three tiers are the same product. The only thing that changes is how many businesses you can run and what each one costs you.

Boutique

$399/month
Up to 6 businesses
about $67 each
  • Full Pro features for every business
  • 20 posts, 4 carousels, 4 videos each
  • Master dashboard and client logins
  • One invoice, no contract
Get started

Studio

$899/month
Up to 15 businesses
about $60 each
  • Full Pro features for every business
  • 20 posts, 4 carousels, 4 videos each
  • Master dashboard and client logins
  • One invoice, no contract
Get started

Scale

$1,499/month
Up to 30 businesses
about $50 each
  • Full Pro features for every business
  • 20 posts, 4 carousels, 4 videos each
  • Master dashboard and client logins
  • One invoice, no contract
Get started

More than 30 businesses? Let's talk.

The math

What you charge is yours

Your plan
Your cost
If you charge
You keep
6 businessesBoutique
$399$67 each
$250= $1,500
$1,101per month
15 businessesStudio
$899$60 each
$250= $3,750
$2,851per month
30 businessesScale
$1,499$50 each
$250= $7,500
$6,001per month

The $250 is an example, not a recommendation. Price it for your market and your customers.

Questions

The things people ask first

You said beta. What does that actually mean?

The plan works end to end — sub-accounts, generation, approvals, publishing and billing all run today. What it doesn't have yet is a long line of partners ahead of you. You'd be one of the first, which means you get me on the phone and real influence over what gets built next.

Can my clients log in themselves?

Yes. You send a magic-link invite and they connect their own social accounts without ever seeing your dashboard. You keep control of what gets created and what goes out.

Is it white-labeled?

Partly, and I'd rather be straight about which part. The posts themselves carry nothing of ours — they publish to each business's own accounts, under their own name. But the dashboard and the client invite email still say Boomp today. Full white-labeling is the thing I most expect to build next, so tell me if it's a dealbreaker.

What happens when I hit my client limit?

You'll see a prompt to move up a tier. Existing businesses keep running — nothing breaks. You just can't add another until you upgrade.

What if I need to remove a client?

Archive or delete the sub-account anytime. If that drops you below a tier, you can move down at your next billing date.

Is there a contract?

No. Cancel anytime. I'd rather earn it every month than lock you in.

Worth twenty minutes?

I'll walk you through the dashboard with one of your own customers on the screen, and you can decide from there.

No contract. Cancel anytime.