For founders and early-stage teams
You know you should post every week. Then a release slips, a customer needs you, and the feed goes quiet for a month. Revfer knows your product, notices what is happening, and drafts the posts — you just approve them.
Start free — 15 min setup · No credit card · No brief to write · Cancel anytime
3 posts/wk on Premium, 1/wk free · $19/mo launch pricing · 0 briefs: describe your product once
You wrote one line. Everything else was drafted for you.
Not because you do not care. Because the product, the customers and the next release always come first — and posting is the first thing to slip. So you look for a freelancer, spend weeks explaining the product, and end up rewriting their drafts anyway. The feed still goes quiet when you get busy.
The hard part of startup social media is not the writing. It is knowing the product well enough to say something real — and starting, every single week.
A freelancer — someone you have to brief. They do not know your product, so every week starts with you explaining it again. Then you review, correct and chase — and when they move on, you start over. You write the brief every week; learning your product takes months; a monthly retainer either way.
A scheduling tool — a calendar you still fill. It will post at 9am on Tuesday. It will not decide what to say. The empty queue is still yours to fill. You write every post; you decide every topic; silence when you get busy.
ChatGPT and friends — a blank box. Fast and cheap, and it forgets your product the moment you close the tab. You still prompt, paste context, edit, copy and post. You start it every time; no memory of your product; you still do the posting.
Revfer — a marketer that already knows your product. Revfer knows what you build and who it is for. It notices what is happening and drafts the post. You read it and tap approve. Starts the work itself; knows your product and your voice; publishes on approval.
Everything below is live today, on LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram.
Tell Revfer what happened — a feature, a milestone, a new customer, a hire — in a sentence, in any language. It writes a post for each platform in your voice and queues it for your approval.
Revfer watches the news around what you build and drafts posts that connect it to your product — the kind of timely post founders mean to write and never get to.
Revfer picks the schedule and keeps it: 1 post a week on the free plan, 3 a week on Premium, across LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram. Launch week or fundraising week, the feed does not go quiet.
Each draft arrives by email. Approve it with one tap, or open it in Revfer to edit first. Nothing is published until you say so.
Revfer schedules every approved post for the hour that platform works best, where you are — and keeps LinkedIn to weekdays. No calendar for you to manage.
Every draft you reword, skip or approve untouched feeds back in. Month three sounds more like you than week one — without a single brief.
Step 01 — Describe your product once (10 min). What it does, who it is for, what is new. A few specific lines. Revfer only writes about what you tell it, so specific in means specific out.
Step 02 — Mention what happens, or do nothing (when you want). Shipped a feature? Type one line. Busy week? Revfer keeps the cadence going from your product facts and the news in your space.
Step 03 — Approve from your phone (30 sec). Read the draft, tap approve. It publishes to LinkedIn, Facebook or Instagram at the time Revfer picked. Edit if you like — that teaches it.
Step 04 — It gets more like you (ongoing). Revfer keeps a history of what you approved, changed and skipped, and what your audience engaged with. The drafts sharpen every month.
Revfer's own LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram are run by Revfer. While building Revfer, our own social media kept going quiet — every week the product won and the post lost. Freelancers needed the product explained again and again. So Revfer runs Revfer's accounts now: it drafts from what we ship and what is happening in our space, and we approve from our phones. That is the product you are signing up for.
Start free. Upgrade when you want three posts a week.
Free — $0/mo: 1 post per week; LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram; launch and update posts from one line; approve by email in one tap; 1 product or brand.
Premium — $19/mo launch pricing (regular $49/mo after launch): 3 posts per week; LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram; posts from news in your space; approve by email in one tap; up to 5 products or brands.
What does Revfer do for startups?
Revfer keeps a startup's social media active without the founder writing posts. It learns what the product does and who it is for, then drafts posts for LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram from launches the founder mentions and news in the startup's space. The founder approves each draft and Revfer publishes it on a schedule it chooses.
How is Revfer different from hiring a social media freelancer?
A freelancer needs a brief every week and takes months to learn the product. Revfer is described once, drafts posts on its own from what is happening, and learns the founder's voice from every edit. The founder's job is reviewing and approving, not briefing, and the plan costs $19 a month at launch pricing.
How is Revfer different from Buffer, Hootsuite or ChatGPT?
Scheduling tools post what you write; general AI writes when you prompt it. Both still depend on the founder starting the work. Revfer starts the work itself: it decides when a post is due, drafts it from the product facts and current signals, and publishes on approval.
Which platforms does Revfer post to?
LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram. Each approved post is scheduled for that platform's best hour in the founder's time zone.
Do I need to write prompts?
No. You describe your product once. After that you can mention news in one line — a launch, a milestone, a hire — or say nothing, and Revfer keeps a regular cadence from your product facts and industry news.
How much does Revfer cost?
There is a free plan with one post a week. Premium is $19 a month at launch pricing ($49 after launch) with three posts a week and up to five products or brands. No credit card is needed to start.
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