Paste your website. See up to six grounded talking points before email. Decide whether they are true and useful. Only then continue into post ideas and paid finished work.
The free first look is source material, not finished posts and not proof that software already knows your voice.
Grounded source material—not finished posts or proof of voice.
Each stage asks for the smallest next commitment. First Boomp has to find something grounded. Then you decide whether it deserves to go further.
Boomp reads the public pages you already use to explain your business. You do not need to connect a social profile, enter a card, write prompts, or complete a strategy questionnaire.
No login, card, social connection, or strategy homework.
The first look surfaces up to six talking points grounded in your website. They are source material, not finished posts, and they do not prove Boomp already knows your voice.
Grounded source material—not finished posts or proof of voice.
Check whether Boomp noticed something accurate, useful, and worth saying. Familiar facts can feel ordinary from inside the business; your review separates real expertise from a plausible-sounding guess.
Does this reflect something your business actually knows and wants customers to understand?
Add your email to save the first look and continue into post ideas. The email step does not turn the talking points into a claim that finished posts already exist.
Email your grounded first look to yourself and continue into post ideas.
Post ideas help you see the possible directions. Finished-post preparation belongs to the current paid path. Pricing and plan details live on the pricing page so this process stays accurate as plans change.
Finished-post preparation is part of the paid continuation.
Connect the profiles that matter when you are ready. Review finished work for truth, privacy, professional obligations, and fit before it publishes. Customer replies and sensitive judgment still belong to a person.
Check the wording, facts, privacy, image, and timing before it goes live.
The useful division is not human versus software. It is preparation versus accountable judgment.
Start with a public website. Boomp shows up to six website-grounded talking points before email. You review what is true and useful, then email saves the first look and continues into post ideas. Finished-post work comes later through the current paid path, with human review before publishing.
You can see up to six talking points supported by your public website. The exact number depends on what Boomp can ground in the available pages.
No. They are grounded source material for deciding whether Boomp found useful things to say. Email continues into post ideas; finished-post preparation belongs to the paid continuation.
No. A public website can show Boomp what your business says, but it cannot prove how you would phrase every idea. Your corrections, choices, and approvals are what protect accuracy and help finished work fit you.
Your first look is saved and the preview continues into post ideas. You can then decide whether you want the current paid path for finished work; you do not have to choose a plan before seeing the grounded first look.
The starting workflow keeps review with you. You approve, edit, or skip finished work and choose which profiles to connect. Accuracy, privacy, professional obligations, sensitive judgment, and customer conversations remain human responsibilities.
See up to six grounded talking points before email. Keep going only if the first look feels true and useful.