Caption
Long + short
The long version fits the subject. The second version stays under 280 characters for shorter channels.
Free social post generator
Paste your business website. Boomp finds a useful topic, writes a caption in your business voice, and makes the image. You see the complete post before an email, account, or card.
What you get
Caption
The long version fits the subject. The second version stays under 280 characters for shorter channels.
Image
A 4:5 branded JPG image made for a social feed.
Source
The topic, business details, and initial voice clues come from public pages you control.
Free limit
See the first finished format before email. Email only unlocks the other two formats and saves the work.
Your website is the starting point
Boomp reads public services, FAQs, process, and proof to learn what you do and who you help.
Boomp reads your public pages, chooses one supportable topic, writes a long caption and a short version, and makes a branded image. A post often takes about two minutes. The result page shows progress if it needs longer.
Check the words, media, facts, permissions, and next step. You decide what represents the business.
Use the source you already have
A blank prompt knows almost nothing about a business. A website can supply services, process, explanations, proof, and the words the business already uses. Boomp starts there so the first draft has facts to work from instead of relying on a business name and industry label.
The tool does not copy a page into a caption. It looks for one useful idea that can become a complete post. A service detail can become a practical tip. An FAQ can become a direct answer. A process page can become a short explanation of what a customer should expect.
Website grounding reduces generic filler, but it does not remove judgment. Public pages can be old or incomplete. Review the finished caption and image. Correct changing facts, remove claims that need proof, and make sure the post represents the business before you use it.
One item, useful choices
Use the full caption when the extra context helps. The 4:5 image fits the feed without forcing a square crop.
Use the full version for a useful explanation, or the short version when one clear business point is enough.
Use the image and full caption together. Check the final crop and any link direction before publishing.
Paid Boomp accounts can publish approved work to Google Business Profile, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, and X. A format still has to fit the destination. Always review the final crop, caption, and platform composer.
Limits that matter
One business. Three ways to show up.
After your first result, email saves the business setup and unlocks one free sample of each remaining format. No free item starts a subscription.
Keep going from the same source
Keep your business showing up
Boomp prepares and publishes your social content through the account settings you choose. You can review, edit, skip, or approve the work.
Packs $9/month. Core $39/month. Pro $79/month. Max $199/month. Start Pro with 30 days free, then $79/month. No contracts. Cancel anytime. Checkout asks for a card.
The walkthrough is optional.
Yes. AI can turn clear business source material into a useful first draft or finished post. The result is stronger when it starts from real services, FAQs, process, and proof. A person still needs to check facts, permissions, tone, and whether the post represents the business.
Yes. Boomp starts with a public business website. It finds one useful topic, writes a full caption and a short version, and makes a 1080 × 1350 image. The finished post appears before Boomp asks for an email, account, or payment card.
Yes. Boomp makes one complete post free for a business. The result includes a caption and image and appears before email. The same business can also unlock one free carousel and one free faceless video after sharing an email to save the work.
Yes. You can enter a public website and see the first finished Boomp post without an account, email, password, or card. If you want the saved link or the other two free formats, Boomp then asks for an email. The first result stays ungated.
The best fit depends on the blocked job. Use a prompt assistant when you want to direct every draft. Use a scheduler when the posts already exist. Use a website-based generator when you want the tool to find a supportable topic and return a complete post for review.
A website gives the generator real vocabulary, services, explanations, and proof, so it is a better start than a name-and-industry prompt. It is not a complete copy of the owner. Voice becomes more faithful through review, corrections, and clear approval of what the business will say.