Every hour spent cutting captions is an hour not spent on the product. So the marketing quietly never happens.
For indie hackers
You shipped the product. Distribution is the second product.
The gap between good products and known products is a posting habit no solo founder has time to keep. Zoomies turns your site into that habit.
The problem
Why this is hard for indie hackers.
Writing promotional posts about your own product from scratch produces exactly the stiff, salesy voice feeds punish.
A writer tool, a video tool, a scheduler, and an analytics tool each want $20 a month before you have a single user.
The play
How Zoomies runs it.
The Free plan is a real trial: paste your site, get drafts, keep what is good, publish it wherever you want. No credit card, no watermark.
Generation, review, scheduling, and attribution live in one place at flat pricing: Starter is $29 a month.
Drafts default to organic tone: one person's honest thought, product mentioned late or not at all. You control when a post is allowed to sell.
FAQ
Questions worth asking
Is the free plan actually usable?
Yes: one brand, three finished watermark-free exports, and the full review workflow. It exists so you can judge the output quality on your own product before paying.
Does Zoomies publish directly to TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube?
Zoomies schedules and publishes through official platform APIs. Your workspace only shows channels whose official connection is approved and enabled, and nothing publishes without a human approving the post first.
Do I need to be on camera?
No. Wall-of-text posts run over licensed creator loops, slideshows are image-led, and green-screen memes use library footage. Nothing requires you to record yourself.
How does Zoomies pricing work?
Payments are off during the private beta, and every workspace uses the Free allowance of three finished posts once. Starter, Growth, and Studio prices stay public as planned post-beta tiers so people can tell us which pace fits. No card or paid subscription is created during the beta.
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