Know what to post for every client.

SocialToolsAI shows people who post Instagram for clients what to post for each one. You give it a client's public Instagram username. It finds the other accounts reaching that client's customers, shows which of their posts did best and why, and gives you ideas for what to post next. Each client gets a new report every two weeks. There's nothing to install and nobody's Instagram account is ever connected.

Yes. Seeing one client's competitors is free: sign up, type the client's Instagram name, and in about 3 minutes you see up to 10 businesses competing for that client's customers and the posts that did best for them. No card needed. It runs once. A report on every client every two weeks comes with a plan: $24.99 a month for one client, less per client as you add more. You can also open a real report first: the sample reports on this page open without an account.

You're covered by the Double-or-Free Month. Post 2 of our ideas for any client on your plan in your first 30 days. If neither gets at least 2 times that client's usual likes, email us and your next month is free. We don't ask why it didn't work. A client's usual likes are measured when you add them and shown to you, so there is nothing to argue about later. The full terms are on our Terms page.

As many as you post for, up to 50. You pick the number of clients and pay per client, and the price per client falls as you add more (1: $24.99 each; 2 to 4: $19.99 each; 5 to 9: $14.99 each; 10 or more: $12.49 each, a month). Each client gets a new report every two weeks, on its own. Add or remove clients any time; the difference is prorated. Each month you can also swap a client for a different one, once per client on your plan.

Who the client is up against, including local businesses you would not have thought to check. Their best posts from the last two weeks, ranked, with the reason each one worked. Ideas for the client's own posts built from what worked, each with a hook and a shot list. Where the client stands next to those competitors, the best day and time to post for their customers, and the accounts their competitors team up with.

Yes. A one-time report on any public business is bought with credits and does not use one of your clients. It shows the prospect who they are up against and what is working for them, which is a better first conversation than a generic audit.

No. We don't film, write or post anything on anyone's account, and we never contact your clients. You stay the one doing the work; we take away the guessing about what to make for each of them.

ChatGPT doesn't know who your client's competitors are, or which of their posts worked this month. It writes ideas for any business. We start from the businesses competing for that client's customers and the posts working for them right now, so every idea comes from that client's own market.

No. You don't copy their posts. You see why a post worked, like the hook, the format or the timing, and then you make your own version for your client, in your own way.

No, and there's nothing to connect, theirs or yours. We never ask for an Instagram password. We only use what is already public, the same things you'd see by opening a profile in your browser. You need a SocialToolsAI account, but that's just an email address and a password.

By audience, not by keywords. Two businesses can sell the same thing and reach completely different people, so matching on hashtags or bios hands you the wrong list. We find the accounts that reach the same people your client does. Most of what comes back are names you could not have listed from memory.

No. A private profile doesn't show its audience to anyone who isn't already a follower, so there is nothing for us to work from, and a report on a private handle stops and tells you rather than handing back a thin result. If a client's account is private, run the report on a public business like theirs and you get the same picture of who is competing for those customers.

About 30 minutes. We look at the competitors and their recent posts at the moment you ask, rather than reading an index built weeks earlier, and that's the part that takes time. You don't need to keep the tab open: we email you when it's ready, and a fresh one every two weeks after that.

Yes. Size is not the issue, activity is. Below roughly 200 followers, or under about 40 likes on a typical post, there isn't enough to read and the results get unreliable. For a client near that mark, run the report on a competitor instead: pick a public business close to theirs in what it sells and who it sells to, and the report that comes back is the one you wanted.