Your first marketing hire, before you can afford one.
A launch plan, a steady posting rhythm and the communities where your first customers hang out, without hiring a team.
Explore the direction we're building for your industry, then try the sample workspace.
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- Sample workspace
What makes marketing hard for startups.
No time, no team, no budget
Founders do marketing in the gaps between everything else, so it happens in bursts.
Nobody knows you exist
A great product with no distribution looks exactly like a failed one.
Too many channels to try
Everyone has advice. Nobody tells you which three things to do this week.
Three specialists for startups.
These are the planned agents most relevant to this workflow. Explore what each is designed to help with.
Work this workflow is designed to support.
- A launch week plan
- Daily posts that build in public
- Threads where first customers ask for help
- A repeatable plan for the channels you choose
- 1
Start with the context
Explore and edit example company documents in the demo.
- 2
Review the ideas
See how a shared brief fits alongside sample drafts.
- 3
Try editing a draft
Change the wording, copy the result or archive the example.
- 4
See what's planned
Explore the channel specialists and future connections.
Company brief added Example
Sample plan ready to explore
Five documents showing how to keep company context in one place.
Try a prompt in the demo to see a sample response.
An agency, a freelancer, an AI chat tool or Boplis.
vs. A marketing agency
A team can handle strategy and execution, with scope and reporting agreed in advance.
Planned: a shared workspace that puts channel drafts and review in one place.
vs. A freelancer
Specialist help for a channel or project, with a brief and review process to agree.
Planned: nine specialists working from the same company context.
vs. Doing it yourself
You set the priorities and do the research, writing and publishing yourself.
Try today: edit example company documents and drafts to explore the review flow.
vs. An AI chat tool
Useful for drafting and thinking through ideas when you provide context.
Planned: keep the brief, channel plan, drafts and results together over time.
Boplis for startups: questions.
We haven't launched yet. Is Boplis useful?
Very. Pre-launch is the best time to find the communities, questions and keywords your first customers care about, and to build an audience before launch day.
Can it help with a Product Hunt launch?
It prepares the launch copy, the maker comment, posts for X and LinkedIn, and a checklist for the day.
What can a startups business try today?
Open the sample workspace without signing up. Explore the company documents, edit a sample draft and try the demo chat. The content is illustrative, rather than generated for your business.
Do I need a marketing team?
The planned product is designed for owners and small teams. Anyone can explore the current demo and use the free resource guides.
Does the demo publish anything?
No. Editing and copying sample drafts lets you try the review flow. Connected publishing is planned.
Ready when you are.
Explore the sample workspace or follow the demo walkthrough.
Open with or without a website. The address only labels the sample workspace; it isn't analyzed.
- Free to explore
- No signup needed
- Sample workspace