Add social media to the websites you already build
The website you built already wrote their posts. Boomp is done-for-you social media software: it reads that site, writes each post in the client's own voice, and waits for a yes before anything goes out.
Boomp runs its own social media and Venture Café Phoenix's through this same dashboard.
The launch moment
It happens on every build
The handover is the one moment the client is proud of the brand and ready to use it. Social is the question they ask right then.
The site goes live and the feeds stay quiet
The new site is fast and the photos are good, and the last post on their profiles is from March. Work that is six days old looks six years old beside a dead feed.
The client asks who does social
It comes up on nearly every build. Saying nobody sends the client looking for someone else, and that someone else gets the next call.
You already have the access, the brand and the trust
The words, the photos, the palette and the point of the business are already in your hands. Nobody else has to be briefed on any of it.
A one-off project becomes recurring revenue
A site is built once and then it is quiet. Social renews every month, on top of a build you have already delivered.
How it fits your process
One more step at handover
Add the business at launch
The day the site goes live, add the business to your account. The website address is most of the setup.
The first batch comes from the site you built
Boomp reads the pages, the services and the words already on them, then writes posts in that business's own voice.
Approve, and it publishes
Every post waits for a yes, from the client or from you. Approved posts go out on the business's own profiles, under its own name, on whichever channels it has connected.
A fresh batch each month is the way it runs for Boomp's own accounts today.
Pricing
What it costs you, and what you charge
Two sizes fit most web design agencies, and both are the same product. A tier opens after the walkthrough. What you charge the client is yours to set.
Boutique
- 20 posts, 4 carousels and 4 videos a month, for every business
- Written from each business's own website, in its own voice
- Nothing publishes without a yes
- One subscription covers every business on your account.
Studio
- 20 posts, 4 carousels and 4 videos a month, for every business
- Written from each business's own website, in its own voice
- Nothing publishes without a yes
- One subscription covers every business on your account.
The math
Six clients, one line item
The $250 is an example, not a recommendation. Price it for your market and your clients.
What the client gets
The same full plan, for each one
Every business on your account gets the full Pro plan, written from its own website and published on its own accounts.
20 posts a month
Every business on your account gets the full Pro plan. There is no cut-down client version of it.
4 carousels and 4 videos
Four carousels and four short videos sit inside the same monthly batch, made from the same material as the posts.
Nine channels
Google Business Profile, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, X.
Their own voice, read off the site you built
Boomp reads the site and writes in the words already on it, so the posts sound like the business and not like a template.
Questions
The things web designers ask first
Does it need managing month to month?
Approval is the work. One yes per post, and the rest runs: the writing, the images and the publishing.
Can the client approve their own posts?
You send a link and the client connects their own social accounts. Clients do not get their own sign-in today. You decide whether the client or your team says yes.
Can you sell it under your own name?
Partly, and the honest answer is worth having up front. The posts carry nothing of Boomp: they publish on each business's own accounts, under its own name. The dashboard and the invite email still say Boomp today, so a full white label is not there yet.
What if a client leaves?
Tell Kathleen and the business comes off your account. Anything already published stays where it is, because those profiles belong to the client.
Does it work on sites you did not build?
Yes. Any live website works. The site you built just makes the first batch better, because the copy is already yours.
Worth twenty minutes?
A twenty-minute walkthrough with Kathleen, with one of your own customers on the screen.