Boomp is a preview-first, done-for-you social media posting service for local businesses. It turns a business website into 20 posts ready to approve each month, then publishes the posts the customer approves. The goal is simple: keep the business looking active online without turning the owner into a content creator.
See posts from your website first
How Boomp works
Most social media tools begin with an empty calendar. Boomp begins with the business itself.
- Enter the business website. Boomp reads the services, voice, proof, and customer questions already on the site.
- Review the first posts. The business can see complete post drafts before choosing a plan.
- Approve what fits. Boomp publishes the approved posts to the profiles the customer connects.
The owner still has final control. Boomp removes the blank-page work: deciding what to say, writing captions, making graphics, and loading approved posts into a publishing workflow.
What Core includes
Boomp Core starts at $99 per month and includes:
- 20 posts per month created from the business context.
- Graphics and captions ready to review.
- Approval controls before publishing.
- Publishing to connected social profiles and Google Business Profile.
- No long contract.
Pro adds video posts, carousel posts, Google Review monitoring, and analytics. Current plan details live on the Boomp pricing page.
Which platforms Boomp supports
Available destinations include Google Business Profile, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, and X. A customer only connects the profiles that matter for the business, and available formats depend on the platform and plan.
Who Boomp is for
Boomp is built first for local and service-business owners who know customers check their profiles but do not want social media creation to become another job.
That includes businesses such as:
- Restaurants and salons.
- Contractors and home-service companies.
- Dentists, gyms, and professional practices.
- Boutiques, real estate agents, and other local service businesses.
Boomp is a fit when the main problem is consistent organic posting. It is not a replacement for paid advertising, live community management, on-site photo or video shoots, influencer campaigns, or a full marketing strategy.
How Boomp differs from a scheduler
| Question | Typical scheduler | Boomp |
|---|---|---|
| Do you arrive with finished content? | Usually yes | No — Boomp starts from the business website |
| Who writes the posts? | The customer | Boomp prepares them |
| Who makes the graphics? | The customer | Boomp prepares them |
| Is there a review step? | After the customer uploads content | Before Boomp publishes |
| What happens next? | The scheduler publishes uploaded posts | Boomp publishes approved posts |
Schedulers such as Buffer, Later, and Hootsuite can be a good fit for a business that already has content and only needs distribution. Boomp is for the owner whose real bottleneck is creating the content in the first place.
The problem Boomp solves
The problem is rarely that a business owner cannot find a calendar. The problem is that writing, designing, reviewing, and publishing social content competes with customer work every week.
Boomp keeps that baseline visibility moving in the background while preserving an approval step. Customers see a business that looks current and trustworthy. The owner sees posts ready to review instead of another empty tool to manage.
See Boomp before choosing a plan
You can start with the business website and see the first posts before paying or logging in. If the posts fit, choose a plan and connect the profiles you want Boomp to keep active.
