A search on one network costs 2 tokens, a written reply 3; asking the Outpost is free. Top-ups from $25 never expire. Billed per venture, cancel any time.
See the full pricingOutposts watches Reddit, X and up to 7 more networks for people asking for help, then writes the reply in your voice. You post it yourself, so your account stays yours.
Free brief in about a minute. No card, no account.
Or start a 7-day free trial. No card.

Auto-posters need your password, run on a schedule no person keeps, and some of them run on bought accounts. When a platform notices, it does not suspend the tool, it suspends you. Outposts never signs in to your accounts. There is no OAuth flow and no password field, because a reply you did not read is not worth an account you cannot get back.
A new account replies and listens for weeks before it is allowed to mention you at all. The lane is per network and per account, because the reputation at stake is the account's.
Nine helpful replies for every one that mentions you, enforced by the code rather than by your good intentions at 11pm.
Before anything is drafted for a community, its rules are read. If it does not allow what you were going to say, Outposts does not write it.
The whole safety design is public, including what it refuses to do: read it here.
Outposts reads your site once and works out who buys from you and what they type when they need you. No forms, no onboarding call. Your brief is back in about a minute, with real sightings in it.

Nine networks, searched on the cadence you set. Every thread is read in full before a word is written, scored for whether someone is actually asking, and answered in your voice: helpful first, with a link only if the thread wants one. Starting on X? See how the X outpost finds buyers there.

Copy, open the thread, post. That is the whole loop. Outposts has no password of yours and never signs in to any network. You press Post, or turn on the Mac app to press it from your own computer.

Every conversation worth joining, on every network you chose, in one place: the people asking for a tool first, then the ones comparing options, then the ones describing the problem. The reply is already written. Copy it, open the thread, post it, done.

Every plan is a monthly pile of tokens, and every action has a price. If your buyers are on Reddit and X, nothing is spent anywhere else. The screen tells you what a run costs before it runs, and what the month comes to at your settings.
One pass over Reddit, or X, or LinkedIn, whichever you picked.
The thread read in full, the reply written in your voice, waiting for you.
An original post written for you, for a network you are warming, when the lane allows one. So is a post you write yourself.
A chat with a head of marketing who can see your numbers. However much you ask.
A second venture is a second plan, with its own monthly tokens. Nothing is taken out of the first one's.
Cancel any time; it runs to the end of the period you paid for.
For one founder, one product. Watch Reddit and X every day, with room for about 290 written replies a month.
Example: a daily search on 2 networks uses 120 tokens; the other 880 cover about 293 written replies.
No card needed. Then $32.50 a month, billed yearly, if you keep it.
Every network including Instagram and TikTok, a watch as often as hourly, a year of lookback, 3 seats.
Want to try first? The free trial runs on Solo and upgrades in one click.
Need more in a busy month? Top up, and bought tokens never expire.
Every plan works your own accounts only and warms them up first. Outposts never signs in to a network and never posts for you. Prices in US dollars.
a junior marketer or a VA, once they have learned your space
a freelance writer on a small retainer
a ban costs the account and every month of karma behind it
an analyst, or tooling plus the evening spent wiring it up
this is the part you end up doing yourself
Ranges are what small companies pay in 2026 for a part-time hire or a freelancer. Your market may be cheaper. The point is that the first line alone costs more than a year of this.
| Outposts | Monitors | Auto-posters | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Watches Reddit, X, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky, YouTube and Hacker News for buying intent, and the comment sections of Instagram and TikTok | |||
| Drafts the reply in your voice | |||
| Your own accounts, never bought ones | |||
| Warming lane and the 90/10 rule before any mention | |||
| Community rules read before every draft | |||
| You post every reply, or the Mac app does it from your own computer; the service never signs in to your accounts | |||
| Tracks clicks and signups back to the post | |||
| You choose which networks are searched, and see what a run costs before it runs |
Swipe sideways for the other two columns.
Still unsure? Ask us. A person reads every message and replies within a business day.
Yes. 7 days of Solo, no card. You get daily searches and about 70 drafted replies. When it ends, nothing is charged. Searches stop, your threads and drafts stay readable for 30 days, and you can add a card any time to pick up where you left off.
It would be, if it posted for you. It does not. Every reply waits for you to read it and post it yourself, which means a person decides every single time whether the thread deserves an answer. The outpost's job is to spot the thread and do the writing you would have done at midnight; yours is to be the person in the conversation.
That is the failure everyone in this category has, and it comes from the same place every time: a tool that posts on your behalf, often from bought or shared accounts, at a rate no person would. This one never signs in to your accounts at all. On top of that it warms an account up before it ever mentions you, holds to the 90/10 rule in software, and reads a community's own rules before it drafts anything for that community.
It reads your site for your voice, and then it learns from you: the text you actually posted is what it studies, so every edit you make teaches it. Replies are two or three sentences, never a brochure, and the specific tells that make writing read as machine-made are stripped before you ever see a draft.
A token is one unit of work: searching one network costs 2 tokens and a written reply 3; a post Outposts writes for you and asking the Outpost a question are free. Charging per reply would mean charging you the same whether your buyers are on one network or seven, and it would make the outposts stop looking on the day it matters. Tokens let you point the money at the networks your buyers are actually on, and the screen shows what a run costs before it runs. Adding a second venture is a second plan, not tokens off the first; the price is per venture.
Outposts stops searching and writing and says so on the screen, rather than quietly doing less and letting you think it is still working. Top up whenever you like (bought tokens never expire) or wait for the month to roll over. Plan tokens do not roll over, which is what keeps the price where it is.
No, and you cannot. There is no OAuth flow, no developer app, no password field. You add the handle you post from so Outposts knows whose reputation it is protecting, and that is all it ever knows about your accounts.
Founder, Hive Asset Group
I run several small businesses and did their Reddit and X marketing by hand for years: reading threads at midnight, replying too late, and once getting an account I cared about restricted for being too eager. Outposts is the lookout I wanted: it reads everything, drafts what I would have said, and never touches an account harder than a careful person would. It runs my own ventures first.
Paste your URL. The brief comes back in about a minute with the real threads in it. No card, no call.
Or look at the pricing first.