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Get a week of posts.

Paste a product page URL — Amazon, Shopify, IKEA, Nike, Uniqlo, Hepsiburada, and other public listings. Not a search or category page. We read the name, description, price, and image, then write seven days of copy. You still shoot the photos.

Or enter the product by hand

Mill Hollow canvas tote

Example week. Your run uses the listing you paste — Amazon, Shopify, IKEA, and other public product pages.

REEL 1

Your tote already did the hard part.

Open on the weight. Then the weekend. Then the wash. This is the bag that still stands up Monday.

REEL 2

If it slumps, it is not a tote.

Show the empty bag sitting open. Then fill it. Then pick it up with one hand.

REEL 1

Day 1 — post this Reel

Stop buying a new bag every season.

Cut from last year’s pile to this year’s one tote. Same straps. Same canvas.

CAROUSEL

Day 4 — carousel

Load it: Groceries, laptop, and a jacket in one trip.

Stand it: The base stays flat when you set it down.

Wash it: Canvas that does not go limp after a cycle.

Carry it: Straps that sit on the shoulder, not the neck.

Keep it: One bag instead of three cheap ones.

STORY 1

Days 5–7 — Stories

Weight check

Drop a full tote on a counter. It does not fold.

STORY 2

Market run

Six bags of produce. One tote. Hands free.

STORY 3

Wash day

In the machine. Out standing.

STORY 4

Travel

Under the seat. Still opens at the hotel.

STORY 5

Gift

Give the bag people actually reuse.

INSTAGRAM

A tote that holds the week and still sits upright. Canvas, not costume.

TIKTOK

If your bag slumps when you set it down, it is not this one.

AD 1

The tote that lasts the week.

Buy one canvas tote. Stop replacing it every season.

AD 2

A tote that stands.

It sits upright empty. It still sits upright full.

How it works

1. Paste a link

Drop a public product page URL. Skupost reads the name, description, price, brand, and image from Amazon, Shopify, IKEA, Nike, Uniqlo, Hepsiburada, and other public listings.

2. We generate 13 posts

One run writes 3 Reels, 1 carousel, 5 Stories, 2 captions, and 2 ads. Text only.

3. Copy or share

Copy for Reels, Stories, Instagram, TikTok, or ads. Day 1 through Day 7 is on the result page.

Full editor — more writing styles and hand-entered details.

Pricing

Starter

Thirty product pages a month. A week of copy from each link.

$29/month

Subscribe
  • 30 generations each period
  • 13 text posts each run
  • Copy and share from the result page

Refund in the first 7 days.

Pro

Catalogs that outgrow 30 pages a month. Five times the Starter runs.

$79/month

Subscribe
  • 150 generations/period (5× more than Starter)
  • Built for shops running many product pages
  • Same 13 posts per run, more runs

Everything in Starter, plus:

  • 150 generations each period (Starter is 30)

Refund in the first 7 days — email hello@skupost.com. See Terms.

Text only — you still shoot the product. Refund in the first 7 days — email hello@skupost.com.

FAQ

Questions

How Skupost works, what it writes, and what it costs.

  1. 1

    How does Skupost generate posts?

    You paste a public product page URL. Skupost reads the name, description, price, brand, and image from Amazon, Shopify, IKEA, Nike, Uniqlo, Hepsiburada, and other public listings, then writes text posts: 3 Reels, 1 carousel (5–7 slides), 5 Stories, 2 captions, and 2 ads. If a shop blocks the read, type the listing in Generate.

  2. 2

    Does it create images or video?

    No. Skupost writes the words — Reels scripts, captions, Stories, ads. You still shoot the product.

  3. 3

    How much does it cost?

    Starter is $29 for 30 generations each period. Pro is $79 for 150 generations each period. Signed-in accounts also have 3 free generations before a paid plan.

  4. 4

    Can I try it without signing up?

    Yes. Paste a public product link on the landing page. Log in to claim posts, keep a history, and use more generations on a plan.

  5. 5

    What platforms does it write for?

    Each generation includes Reels, carousel slides, Stories, Instagram and TikTok captions, and ad copy.

  6. 6

    What if the shop blocks the read?

    Some shops (Etsy, Target, Best Buy, Wayfair, Adidas, Sephora, H&M, Costco, Lululemon, Shein) show a captcha, login wall, or drop the request. Open Generate — the link stays filled — type the name and a short description, then write the posts.