LaunchBeam turns a single product brief into platform-native launch copy, schedules it across 16 channels, tracks what actually drives signups, and bills for it with Stripe — all from one control deck.
Product brief
LaunchBeam — turn one product brief into platform-native launch copy across 16 channels. Honest automation, no bans.
One brief in, launch copy for 16 channels out. LaunchBeam only auto-posts where the official API allows it — everywhere else, a prefilled composer. Review platform rules before publishing.
It refuses to schedule into subreddits whose rules forbid promotion, tells you which weekly thread to use where that's the only way in, and opens the composer prefilled everywhere else.
Shipping is easy; getting seen is not. We turned the whole launch checklist into one dashboard — with assisted posting where automatic publishing is unavailable.
LaunchBeam — one brief becomes platform-native launch copy across 16 channels. Guided copy-out with a prefilled maker comment and a launch-day reminder.
auto assisted manual— three capability tiers across every connector.
AI content engine
The engine writes multi-variant, platform-native copy and enforces each platform's format and character limit live as it generates. It spends credits, and it says what it is about to spend before you press the button — one credit per platform's copy, 25 for an image.
Scheduling & worker
A BullMQ + Redis worker auto-publishes, fires manual-post reminders, polls native metrics, and retries with backoff before dead-lettering — and emails you when a publish finally gives up, rather than leaving it dead in a queue you were not watching. One switch pauses the whole workspace.
Campaign analytics
Short-link click tracking on /r/[code], native metric polling, and a conversion webhook feed one charts dashboard — so attribution is a fact, not a guess.
SaaS billing built in
Organizations, members and roles, Stripe Checkout and Portal, and signature-verified idempotent webhooks. Plan limits are enforced on the server; trials lapse to read-only, never to surprise charges. Unused credits roll over on Pro and up, because a launch is a burst and an allowance that expires every month charges the quiet ones for the loud one.
Pro plan · sample data
Example billing period
The honest-automation engine
Every connector is classified by what the platform's official API actually permits us to do — so you never wake up to a banned account.
Where a platform's official API genuinely allows programmatic posting, the worker ships it on schedule — no tab, no copy-paste. A few need their own app credentials first, and say so below.
6 connectors with automatic publishing support
APIs that restrict automation get a prefilled composer instead — and so does anything above that you haven't connected yet. Reddit also validates each subreddit's rules before you hit post.
2 connectors, you review before posting
Where no API is open to us — a community that forbids automation, or an upload endpoint only an audited app may call — you get launch-ready copy, a copy button, and a reminder at the scheduled time.
5 connectors you post yourself
How it works
Describe your product once. The AI engine drafts platform-native, multi-variant copy — each respecting that channel's format, culture, and live character limits.
Queue everything on a timeline. The BullMQ + Redis worker auto-publishes where APIs allow, fires reminders for the rest, retries with backoff, and honors your workspace's pause switch.
Short-link click tracking, native metric polling, and a conversion webhook feed one dashboard — so you see which channel actually drove the signup, and what the paid ones cost you per customer.
Most schedulers fake automation on platforms that forbid it — and quietly torch your reputation. LaunchBeam is built on the opposite promise.
Platform-aware publishing
It auto-posts only where a platform's official API genuinely permits it. Everywhere else it hands off cleanly.
Effortless manual, not fake manual
Prefilled composers, copy-to-clipboard, and timed reminders make the non-API channels a two-second task.
One switch pauses your workspace
Stop this workspace's posting, sequence email, broadcasts and agent runs at once — no confirmation, no other tenant touched. Metrics and analytics keep running, because a paused day of measurement is data nobody gets back.
The launch playbook
A dated launch plan, a directory engine, hosted waitlist and press-kit pages, an email drip, an affiliate program, paid-channel verdicts and a metrics scorecard ship in the box — so momentum doesn't stop when you hit publish.
Deterministic code on a cadence that calls a model only where judgment is genuinely needed — which insight is worth writing about, whether an ad deserves more budget — and then stops at a decision a person makes. Nothing reaches the outside world without an approval the database itself enforces.
Switching this on takes two keys: a plan that includes it, and an enrollment the LaunchBeam team grants by hand. A plan upgrade alone never opens the beta — see which tiers include it.
Organic — LinkedIn
Reads your own transcripts and notes, pulls out what customers actually said, and drafts posts in a named person's voice. Every insight carries a verbatim excerpt from its source.
Meta ads
Reads spend against matched signups and says scale, watch or kill. Writes land PAUSED behind a second approval that restates the daily budget — no money moves on one click.
Approval, enforced by the database
An action is born awaiting approval, its payload is immutable once proposed, and queueing needs a live approval whose hash still matches. Triggers, not conventions — a buggy worker cannot go around them.
Pricing
Trial: 1 product, 1 connected platform, 50 AI credits and posting reminders. When the trial ends your workspace goes read-only — never a surprise charge.
or $490 a year
or $1490 a year
Plan limits enforced server-side. See the full pricing breakdown →
The honest answers, including the ones about what LaunchBeam deliberately won't do.
Because most platforms would ban you for it. LaunchBeam auto-posts only where a platform's official API genuinely permits it. Everywhere else it writes the content and makes manual posting effortless — prefilled composers, copy-to-clipboard, and reminders at the right moment. A tool that promises to auto-post to every network is either not doing it or is quietly risking your accounts.
Auto-post means LaunchBeam publishes for you through the platform's official API. Assisted-post opens the platform's own composer with your content already filled in, so posting is one click and one review. Manual export is for platforms with no usable API: LaunchBeam prepares the copy and assets and reminds you when to submit. Every connector states its tier up front, and a few degrade from auto to assisted when a permission is missing — the landing page shows which.
Only what you scheduled. You review and approve copy before anything is queued, and a per-workspace automation pause stops all posting, email and agent activity immediately while leaving analytics running. The marketing agents go further: nothing external happens without an approval the database itself enforces, and paid ads are created paused behind a second approval before any money moves.
The 14-day trial needs no card. When it ends, your workspace becomes read-only — nothing is deleted, and everything you created is still there. Pick a plan and it unlocks exactly as you left it. Paid plans start at $19/month.
Yes, and that's deliberate. Platform credentials are encrypted before storage and never logged. Email sends through your own provider — your Resend key or your own SMTP — so your sending domain builds its own reputation and your list stays yours, rather than sitting behind someone else's shared IP.
16 connectors across the three capability tiers: Bluesky, Mastodon, Dev.to, Hashnode, Discord, Telegram, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X (Twitter), Reddit, Product Hunt, Hacker News, Indie Hackers, TikTok, YouTube. Alongside them, a directory submission engine tracks 97 launch destinations with their real costs and lead times.
16 connectors, 3 honest capability tiers, 97 launch destinations, 17 SaaS metrics — and a worker that does the tedious part for you.