Questions

Ultrahype grows a product for you. Paste a link to what you sell. It reads the page, writes a growth plan, then drafts a week of posts, emails and ads for it.

You approve what goes out. Every post carries its own tracked link, so you see which posts bring visits and signups.

1. Paste a link to your product.
2. Check the facts it pulled from the page and fix anything wrong.
3. Get a plan and a first week of drafts.
4. Approve, edit or drop each draft.
5. Connect an account so approved posts go out on their own (paid plans).
6. Watch clicks and signups come back on each post.

No. Nothing goes to a connected account until you approve it.

If a post changes after you approve it, it needs a new yes.

Today, approved posts wait as ready drafts you copy and post yourself, on every platform.

Posting on its own comes first to Facebook Pages. Instagram, Threads, X, LinkedIn, YouTube and TikTok follow, each once that platform approves our app. Reddit replies always stay drafts you post by hand.

Yours. Pick it in Setup, under Time zone. A post set for 9:00 goes out at 9:00 where you are. A new workspace starts on Central Time until you change it.

Anyone 18 or older who has the right to act for the accounts they connect.

Sign-up is a waitlist today. When it opens: businesses and the people who run them, in the United States and Canada, aged 18 or over. Other countries come later.

Sign-up is a waitlist today, so there is nothing to sign in to yet. When it opens, there is no password: type your email and we send you a sign-in link.

• The link works once, for 15 minutes.
• You can ask for 5 links an hour.
• You stay signed in on that browser for 30 days, or until you sign out in Account.

The first time you sign in, you get your own free workspace.

• Free, $0. 1 product, drafts you post yourself, $1 of AI writing a month.
• Pro, $39 a month. 1 product, posts go out on their own, $6 of AI writing a month.
• Team, $99 a month. 3 products, 3 seats, the audience panel, ads, $15 of AI writing a month.
• Agency, $249 a month. 10 products, 10 seats, everything in Team, $40 of AI writing a month.

Pick a plan in Account.

Yes. Pay for 10 months, get 12: Pro is $390 a year, Team $990, Agency $2490. Switch between Monthly and Yearly on the plan cards in Account.

The first 100 workspaces get Pro for $19 a month. It stays yours for as long as we sell Pro or the plan that replaces it, even if you cancel and come back later.

It follows Pro: same features, same limits, and when Pro changes, yours does too. Monthly only, promo codes do not stack on it, and it belongs to the workspace. Account shows how many founding places are left.

Each plan includes a monthly amount of AI writing, counted in what the model costs us: Free $1, Pro $6, Team $15, Agency $40. Account shows how much you have used.

When it runs out, new AI work (plans, new weeks, panel reads, reply drafts) pauses until the 1st of next month (UTC). Everything else keeps going: approved posts still go out and links still count.

The desk stops before doing any work and shows your plan's limit. Upgrade in Account, then add the product again.

Free writes the plan and drafts for 1 product. Nothing posts on its own: you copy and post each draft. The audience panel and ads start at Team.

Each product gets a number of picture posts made a day: Free 0, Pro 2, Team 5, Agency 5.

Each channel also has its own pace. A new channel starts at 1 a day. It moves to 2 a day after 7 posts out, 5 clicks in 4 weeks and no failed send in 14 days, and to 5 after 20 posts out, 30 clicks and no failed send in 28 days. A channel that cannot post right now gets none until it is fixed. Your plan's number is always the most.

When a day is full, the post says so. You can use your own picture or video on any post before it goes out.

No. The Free plan is the trial: it reads your page, writes the plan and drafts every post, for as long as you like, with no card. Pay when you want posts to go out on their own.

Nobody can buy a plan yet: sign-up is a waitlist today. When it opens, you pay by card, through Stripe. Pick a plan in Account and Stripe's checkout page opens. Your card details go to Stripe, never to us.

Your plan changes when Stripe confirms the payment, usually within seconds of coming back to the desk.

Account, then Manage billing. That opens Stripe's billing page, where you change plan, update your card, download invoices or cancel.

When you cancel, the plan runs to the end of the period you paid for, then the workspace moves to Free. Your products, drafts and results stay.

Stripe tries the card again over the following days. Until a payment goes through, the workspace runs on Free limits: posts stop going out on their own and paid features pause. Nothing is deleted.

Account shows Fix payment. Update the card there and everything comes back as soon as Stripe confirms. If every try fails, the plan ends and the workspace stays on Free; choose a plan again in Account.

Yes, within 14 days. Write to [email protected] within 14 days of your first payment on a plan, or of a yearly renewal, and we refund that payment in full.

After that, payments are not refunded unless a charge was our mistake. Cancelling stops the next charge. A person answers every refund request.

No. Ads are a dry run today and nothing is spent. When they go live, they run in your own ad account on Meta, Google or TikTok, and the platform bills you. Ultrahype never receives or holds money for your ads.

Not yet. Ads run as a dry run: Ultrahype picks which posts to back, sets caps and makes the scale, hold or stop calls, but sends nothing to an ad platform. Ads come with Team and Agency.

On cost per signup, counted from signups your own site reports, never the platform's numbers.

• An ad needs 5 signups before its cost per signup decides anything.
• At or under 75% of your target cost, it gets more budget.
• Over 1.5 times your target, it stops.
• With no signups, it stops once spend reaches 3 times your target.
• An ad runs 7 days at most.
• One ad asking for more than 50% of the monthly cap needs a second yes from you.

Three pieces, from simplest to strongest:

1. Tracked links. Every post carries its own short link, so each click is counted against that post.
2. The snippet. One line on your site records the visit and which post it came from.
3. Your server. Your site reports each signup or payment with your private key. Only these count as real results.

On each page: the path, whether it is the first page of the visit, the visitor's country, and the Ultrahype link code they came from. If your page calls gm("signup", id), that id is stored: send your own account number, never an email. The link code sits in the browser's session storage until the tab closes. No cookies, no IP address, no visitor id.

A click on a tracked link records the time, the referring address the browser sends, the country and the browser's user agent string.

Before you see a week, readers modelled on your audiences go through each draft: would they stop, what do they think it is, what puts them off, which line is weakest.

It is a prediction, not proof. Each call is checked against what the post actually did in its first 7 days. It never counts toward approval until it has proved itself.

On Team and Agency.

Emails: drafted, checked against 12 rules before they can go, and previewed exactly as a reader gets them. Sending from Ultrahype is not switched on yet.

Texts: off until our legal review is done.

Yes, the honest way. Everyone who paid gets the same ask, 7, 14, 30 or 60 days after paying. You cannot pick who is asked by what they think of you.

The ask is refused if it leans on liking the product, names a star rating, asks for a good review, or steers complaints away from the review site. Product Hunt is never asked: it bans asking for votes.

A thank you gift is allowed on G2 only, the same for any review, good or bad, and the ask tells the reviewer to say they got it.

Your own server sends the ask. It pulls who is due with your private key and reports back. We never receive your customers' emails.

You do. We never sell your data. It goes only to the services that run Ultrahype: Cloudflare (hosting), Anthropic (AI writing), Stripe (payments) and the platforms you connect.

• You sign in on each platform yourself. We never see your platform passwords.
• Platform access tokens are encrypted when stored.
• Sign-in links are stored only in scrambled form, so reading our database cannot sign anyone in.
• Every request is checked against your workspace. Other customers cannot see or change your products.

Disconnect any account in the desk; we delete its access token at once. You can also remove our access in the platform's own settings.

To see, correct or delete your data, write to [email protected]. We answer within 30 days.

With Cloudflare, our hosting provider. The database and uploaded media sit in Cloudflare's eastern North America region, and pages load from Cloudflare's network worldwide. Anthropic (AI writing) and Stripe (payments) process data in the United States.

If you are in Canada, your data is stored and processed outside Canada.

Write to [email protected]. Questions about money, refunds or your plan always go to a person.