If you run a brand, a startup, or an agency, you know the pain:
- A promo is going live tomorrow and you still don’t have visuals.
- The designer is busy, or you are the designer… and also the founder, marketer, and copywriter.
- You just want a few good on-brand social posts, not another afternoon lost to Figma.
That’s why we’re building Posty – an AI-powered social media design partner that understands your brand and turns messy ideas into polished visuals in minutes.
In this post, I’ll walk through:
- What Posty does
- How it keeps your brand consistent
- How we priced it (and why it’s fair)
- Who it’s for and how to get started
What Posty Feels Like to Use
Posty is that friend you wish you had on the team — the one who “just gets” your brand and always has a fresh idea ready.
You show up with a rough thought like “we should post about this weekend promo” and a few seconds later you’re looking at a polished, on-brand visual that’s actually good enough to publish.
When you want to nudge it a bit, you don’t dig through layers or templates; you simply tell Posty what you’re going for and it does the heavy lifting for you.
Brand-Safe by Default: Your Identity, Not Just “AI Art”
Most AI image tools are great at making pretty pictures, but terrible at:
- Keeping your logo clean and readable
- Sticking to your color palette
- Matching your existing style
Posty is built specifically for brands, so instead of random AI art you get:
- Visuals that respect your logo and colors
- A look and feel that actually matches your brand
- Posts that feel like they all came from the same designer
The result is simple: consistent, recognizable social visuals that make your brand look put-together everywhere you show up.
From “Idea in Your Head” to “Ready to Post”
The magic of Posty isn’t just that it can create visuals — it’s how fast you can go from a half-formed thought to something you’re proud to share.
You can explore different directions, ask for small changes, try new angles, and refine the message without ever opening a design tool.
Instead of “I’ll get to this when I have time,” it becomes “I can knock this out before my next meeting.”
Plans: From “I Just Want to Try This” to “We Ship Social Every Day”
Posty is shaped around how you actually work, not how software likes to bill you.
- If you’re curious and just want to see what’s possible, there’s a way to try it on real campaigns without commitment.
- If you’re a solo founder or small team, there’s a plan that makes it easy to keep your feeds active and on-brand every week.
- If you’re an agency or in-house team, there’s room to support multiple brands and a serious volume of content without burning out your designers.
The details live on the pricing page; the important part is this: whatever size you’re at, there’s a version of Posty that can sit quietly in the background and make you look like you’ve got a full design team.
Who Posty Is For
Posty works best if:
- You care about brand consistency, not just “cool AI pictures”.
- You run recurring campaigns: promos, launches, events, content series.
- You’re okay with describing what you want in text, instead of pushing pixels yourself.
It’s a great fit for:
- Founders who can’t justify a full-time designer yet.
- Marketing teams that are tired of pinging design for “just one more version”.
- Agencies who want to produce more options for clients without burning out the team.
Where We’re Going Next
We’re still early, and that’s exciting because every week, Posty gets a little better at understanding what you like and how you work.
What won’t change is the north star:
turn “I need a social post” into a 5-minute, low-stress task.
Try Posty on Your Next Campaign
If you’ve ever stared at a blank Figma canvas thinking “I just need something decent fast”, Posty is built for you.
- Start on the Free plan, create a brand, and generate a couple of social posts.
- If you find yourself thinking “this just saved me an afternoon”, you’re exactly who we’re building for.
The next time someone on your team says “Can we get a post for this?”, you’ll be able to answer:
“Sure. Give me five minutes.” 🚀