For ecommerce and DTC

A drop goes live in the feed the same hour.

Product launches are dated, visual and repetitive. The post should follow the product record, not a reminder someone set on their phone, and the images should already be in the library when it publishes.

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Shape drops and seasonal pushes
Channels IG, Pinterest, TikTok, Facebook
Input your own product data

The problem

Where a drop loses momentum

A drop is announced late because the post waited on a person.
The same product shot exists in four sizes and nobody knows which one to upload.
Pinterest and TikTok get skipped when the week is busy, exactly where discovery happens.
Channel-based pricing grows every time a new marketplace network appears.

What fits

From product data to scheduled post

Store event to post

Your shop sends a webhook, your job reads the product, and the API creates the post with the caption and the media URL already attached.

One library for product imagery

Media lives in the library, so a drop campaign reuses the same approved shots instead of hunting through a shared drive each time.

Preview per marketplace

A square crop for Instagram and a taller one for Pinterest are different posts. Preview each before the campaign schedules.

Seasonal batches

CSV import and queues load a Black Friday week or a restock month in one pass, which is how seasonal retail actually plans.

Plan fit

Channel count against price

Standard

$20 / month

Five channels fits a small catalogue: Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, TikTok and one more. Team at $35 covers ten when you add marketplaces.

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Straight answers

What it will not build for you

No product feed sync or PIM integration. Your system sends the data.
No automatic image resizing for each network. Prepare the crops you want to publish.
No shoppable tag management or ad campaign creation.

Keep reading

Drop and campaign guides

Strategy Automate Product Drop Announcements From Your Store Wire your store to PostSider and every product drop becomes a social announcement, draft first, with a human approval gate between the webhook and the feed. Strategy The Black Friday Social Checklist for Small Teams A practical Black Friday social media checklist for small teams, from approvals and scheduling to sold-out rollbacks and the post-sale review. Developers Social Media Image Sizes 2026: Cheat Sheet Social media image sizes for 2026, Instagram first: feed 4:5, 3:4 and 1:1, Stories and Reels with safe zones in pixels, the grid crop, and the Facebook cover safe zone.

FAQ

Ecommerce questions

How do posts stay in sync with product data?

They do not sync by themselves. A store event or a scheduled export calls the API with the product name, price, link and image URL, and the post is created from that payload.

Can I plan a whole drop campaign in advance?

Yes. Schedule a teaser, the launch post and the follow-up as three dated posts on the calendar, or import the sequence as CSV and let the queue space them out.

What happens when a drop date moves?

Edit the scheduled post or let the calendar hold the change. Nothing has been sent to a network until its publish time, so a moved date is a normal edit.

How many channels does a store usually need?

Four to six for most catalogues: Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, TikTok and one marketplace or newsletter channel. That fits Standard, and Team covers ten when the list grows.

Can the same drop post go to every network unchanged?

It can, though the result is usually poor. Each network has its own caption limit and image ratio, and the per-network preview is where you catch that before publishing.