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SparkSocial learns how your brand talks, finds what is worth saying, writes the posts and video, fills your calendar, publishes to your connected accounts and drafts the replies that come back. You approve each step — it does the legwork.
No credit card required.
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The real workload
Deciding what to say. Making it. Getting it out on time. Answering what comes back. Knowing whether any of it worked. Most teams are doing all of it at once, under time pressure, in six different tabs.
Before anything else
Give SparkSocial your website and answer a few questions. It reads what you sell, who you sell to and how you talk, and keeps that as the brief behind every draft it writes.
How it works
Five stages, from understanding your brand to managing the accounts you publish from. You can stop, edit or override at any one of them.
SparkSocial pulls signals from the sources businesses already scan by hand — and keeps watching them so you don't have to.
A trend that's huge everywhere can be worth nothing to you. SparkSocial scores each signal against your brand before it ever reaches your calendar.
Every score comes with the reasoning behind it, so you can disagree with it.
SparkSocial writes a first version shaped for the platform you're posting to, using your brand's voice, claims and restrictions.
Approved content lands on a calendar you can rearrange. Campaigns group it around a goal so a week of posts adds up to something.
Connect your accounts once. Publish, track what went out, and keep every brand's material separate if you run more than one.
Which platforms you can connect depends on each platform's own approval process — we'll always tell you what's live on your plan rather than implying more.
Trend intelligence
Plenty of tools will show you what's trending. The useful question is the next one: does this have anything to do with my business?
Your audience is discussing support costs and response times — the exact problem your service is positioned against. Two competitors have posted on it already this week.
Filtered out — big everywhere, nothing to do with your audience.
Your material
Photos, clips, logos and documents in one place — tagged by what they are, so a post can ask for “a shot of the work” and get one. It also tracks what you are missing.
Every asset carries whether you have permission to use it, and anything unresolved stays out of a published post.
Rights pending → excluded from publishing
A cooldown stops an asset being reused too soon, which is the fastest way an account starts looking automated.
Recently used → held back
When a format needs material you do not have, SparkSocial says so — and can turn it into something you can actually film.
Missing → capture brief
The capture loop
Most small businesses have no media team and no time. So instead of waiting for a shoot, SparkSocial sends a short shot list to your phone. You film it in a few minutes, send it back, and it does the editing.
Sending on a real WhatsApp number depends on business verification with Meta.
Try it
Press the button. This is a demonstration of the flow, not a live model.
Your generated draft will appear here.
Campaigns
A campaign gives a run of posts a goal, a window and a set of channels — so you can tell afterwards whether it did anything.
Comments and DMs
SparkSocial reads what comes back, sorts it, and drafts replies in your voice. The ones worth money get flagged rather than buried.
You choose how far it goes — from watching only, up to drafting every reply.
Analytics that change something
Most tools show you a chart and stop. SparkSocial takes the result and adjusts the mix it plans next month — and tells you what it changed.
Posts go out with what they were about and why they were chosen.
Reach, engagement and click-throughs come back per post and per campaign.
Formats that earned attention get more of next month’s slots.
It says what it shifted and on what evidence — and you can freeze it.
Learning can be switched off entirely if you would rather the mix stayed where you put it.
Why SparkSocial
One workspace, one record of what you decided and why.
Pricing
Prices below are placeholders and are here to show the plan structure — replace them before launch.
For an individual or a single small business
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For brands posting consistently across channels
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For teams running several brands at once
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Plan contents shown are indicative. Confirm limits and inclusions before publishing this page.
Customer stories
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FAQ
A workspace that connects social trend discovery to content. It finds conversations relevant to your brand, helps you turn them into drafts, and lets you plan, schedule and publish to the accounts you've connected.
It watches supported public sources — X, Reddit, YouTube, TikTok, Google Trends, Hacker News, Product Hunt and Pinterest — and filters what it finds against the topics and keywords you've set, rather than showing a single global trending list.
SparkSocial supports connecting and publishing to major platforms including LinkedIn, Instagram, X, Facebook, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest and Reddit. Availability depends on each platform's own approval process and on your plan — the app shows you exactly what is live on your account rather than implying more.
Yes. It drafts content from a trend, shaped for the platform you're posting to and using your brand's voice settings. Drafts are a starting point — you review and edit before anything goes out.
Not unless you set it up that way. Publishing is governed by approval settings you control, and you can require a person to sign off on every post. The default is that drafts wait for review.
Always. Every draft is editable, regenerable, or discardable. You can also set banned phrases and required disclaimers that drafts have to respect.
Yes. Each brand gets its own workspace with its own voice, assets and connected accounts, kept separate from the others in the same account.
Yes. A campaign has a goal, a window and a set of channels, and SparkSocial plans a mix of content across it so a run of posts adds up to something measurable.
You can start for free without a credit card. Trial length and plan limits are being finalised — check the pricing section for current details.
It's built with agencies in mind: separate workspaces per client, per-client roles and permissions, and an overview across every brand you run.
Know what to say, make it properly, publish it on time, and answer what comes back — without it taking your whole week.
No credit card required.
