Schedule Product Drops and Sales Across Every Channel

Product launches are a coordination problem before they're a content problem. A single drop typically needs a teaser post, a launch-day announcement, a handful of follow-ups, and often a Pinterest pin, spread across Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and Pinterest, all timed to land together so the launch feels like an event rather than a scattered series of posts over the week.

Pinterest earns its place on that list. Sprout Social's research found that 85% of US Pinterest users have made a purchase directly from a Pin, and one in six consumers now name Pinterest their primary platform for discovering new products, ahead of most other social channels. That's exactly the audience a product launch needs to reach, and exactly the platform sellers skip most often when scheduling gets rushed.

posterly is built for that kind of batch work. Instead of scheduling each platform's post separately as launch day approaches, you build the full sequence, teaser, drop, follow-up, in one sitting and queue it across every connected channel. Timing posts to go live at the same moment across platforms turns a launch from something that trickles out into something that reads as coordinated, which matters for the "everyone's talking about this right now" effect that actually drives sales.

Pinterest is worth calling out specifically. It's a real product-discovery channel, especially for physical goods, home, fashion, beauty, but it's the platform most sellers forget to post to consistently because most scheduling tools treat it as an afterthought. posterly schedules to Pinterest the same way it schedules to Instagram or TikTok, native, no separate workflow, so it doesn't fall off the list when things get busy.

For sellers who don't have fresh product photography ready before a restock or a quick test of a new angle, AI Studio generates product-focused images directly inside posterly, useful when a full shoot isn't feasible on the timeline a launch demands. Pair that with AI captions written in your store's actual voice, and a launch sequence that used to take an afternoon to schedule can be built and queued in a fraction of the time.

All of this is included in posterly's regular plans, starting at $7/month with unlimited posts, so a high-volume launch week doesn't run into a post cap.