For online stores

You have thousands of products in your store. How many have ever made it to Facebook?

MOON Post takes your catalog and writes about one real product every day, with its photo, price and link. A blog article, a Facebook post and an Instagram post. All you do is approve.

Never writes about out-of-stock items Never invents discounts Doesn't repeat a product for 60 days
Pulls products from Gomag WooCommerce Shopify PrestaShop XML or CSV feed

One button finds your platform and feed on its own, starting from your store's address. If you already use a feed for Google Merchant Center, Meta or TikTok, we use that one. (Gomag is a popular store platform in Romania.)

The store problem

Good products sit unseen in the catalog

Ads push the same five products. The rest of your catalog shows up nowhere: on the blog, on social media or in Google. Usually it's because nobody has time to write about them. MOON Post features them one by one, every day, with no extra work on your side.

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One product at a time, in turn

MOON Post picks the product that was posted longest ago, or never, that has a link, is in stock and sits in the categories you ticked. That way your whole catalog gets a turn, beyond the bestsellers.

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Every post leads to your store

The article, the Facebook post and the Instagram post all link to the product page. We don't move your sales anywhere. Checkout stays yours, with your vouchers and your shipping.

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Every product gets a page in Google

A blog article about a product is indexable content on your own domain. It adds up month after month, unlike a post that drops out of the feed in two hours.

The part people see first

Your catalog photo, placed in a styled scene

A photo on a white background sells in the store but gets lost in the feed. We take your exact photo and place it in an editorial scene: on a wooden table, in morning light, next to things that go with it. The product itself stays the same: its shape, colors and label don't change.

  • Scene: your real photo, composed into a frame that looks like an ad
  • Catalog: your photo as is, if you prefer clean and fast
  • Generated: an image from scratch, for products without a good photo
  • Your logo goes on top at the end. If you don't upload one, the image comes out clean

If the composition fails, the catalog photo is used and nothing extra is charged.

From the catalogThe product photo from the store's catalog, on a white background🕯️
What's in your feed
PublishedThe same product, composed into an editorial scene by MOON Post✨
What MOON Post publishes
Your store
today, 9:00 AM · published

Scented candle with vanilla and cedarwood, 220 g. Burns for 45 hours and keeps the room smelling nice long after you blow it out.

In stock · link in the post

#scentedcandles #homedecor

Related products

The “Goes well with” section

Every article ends with two or three related products we pick from the same category. They're in stock, they have a link, and they're never the product the article is about. Each one comes with a short reason why they go together.

MOON Post can't put anything there that isn't on the list sent by the dashboard. No invented products and no links that lead nowhere.

Get a draft about your product

Goes well with

Ceramic candle holder
Catches dripping wax and keeps the flame away from the table.

Set of 4 vanilla tealights
The same scent, for evenings when you don't want to light the big jar.

Brass candle snuffer
Puts the flame out without smoke or splattered wax.

All three are in stock, with their real links.

What it isn't allowed to do

Rules that help you avoid returns

If the text promises something the product doesn't have, you get a return and often a bad review. That's why the restrictions are written right into the prompt.

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It doesn't invent features

It writes only from the product's real data: name, price, description and categories. If it's not in the catalog, it's not in the text.

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It doesn't invent discounts

No “today only”, no made-up percentages and no deadlines you didn't set.

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It doesn't write about what you don't have

Products that drop out of the feed stay in the database but leave the rotation. Tick “in stock only” and you're set.

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It doesn't leave dead links

Every external URL is checked before publishing. Any that don't respond are removed, and the text stays intact.

Getting set up

One hour of work, once

1

We find your catalog

Enter your store's address, and the “Find it for me” button discovers the platform and the feed. A test tells you how many valid products it has, with price, photo and link.

2

Pick your categories

Tick the categories you want posts from, the image mode, and whether it should write only about items in stock.

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The rotation starts

From then on, on every scheduled day, you get a draft with the next product in line. Approve it from your phone in thirty seconds.

Plans for online stores

A flat monthly subscription, whatever's in your catalog

Feed sync, image composition and related products are included. You don't pay per product or per post.

LIGHT

For small stores that want to start showing up.

See pricing or get a draft first
  • One post every 3 days (about 10 a month)
  • Catalog synced, one product at a time
  • Blog and Facebook, with the catalog photo
  • Related products in every article
  • A single slot at a fixed time
Most popular
DAILY

One product a day, so about thirty products get featured each month.

See pricing or get a draft first
  • One post a day, on the days you choose
  • Photo composed in a scene, Instagram and Google Business Profile
  • Publishing time of your choice
  • Stats and the generated → approved → published funnel
  • Email and Telegram alerts
  • Everything in Light
INTENSIVE

For large catalogs with several categories and more posts a day. Three at most.

See pricing or get a draft first
  • Up to 3 posts a day, each with its own time and days
  • Different channels on different slots
  • A more powerful AI model
  • Priority support
  • Everything in Daily

No VAT added. Pay for 6 months and get 10% off, or for 12 months and get 20% off.
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Questions

What online stores ask us

Yes. If your platform has no blog API, which is common for online stores, MOON Post writes the article and leaves it in the dashboard ready to paste: copy the title, description and HTML from a card, download the image and put it wherever you want. Facebook and Instagram still go out automatically, with no extra steps. If you have WordPress or your own API, we publish directly.

From your platform, via API (Gomag, WooCommerce, Shopify, PrestaShop), or from an XML or CSV feed, the same one you already use for Google Merchant Center, Meta or TikTok. One button finds it for you from your store's address, and a test tells you how many valid products it found.

The dashboard, following rules you can see: the product posted longest ago or never, with a link, in stock and in one of the categories you ticked. That way the whole catalog gets its turn. You can take any product out of the rotation with one button.

The price comes from your feed when it syncs. If you change it, it updates on the next sync. MOON Post is explicitly forbidden from inventing discounts, percentages or deadlines, and as with every draft, you read it before clicking Approve.

In “scene” mode, your real photo is placed in a new setting, and the prompt explicitly requires the product to stay unchanged: same shape, same colors, same label, with no text added on top. If you want zero changes, pick “catalog” mode and your photo is published as is.

Not for the price. The subscription is based on the number of posts, whatever the size of your catalog. A big catalog just means the rotation won't run out any time soon, which is a plus.

We'll write about one of your products for free

Give us your store's address. We'll pick a product, prepare the article, the image in a scene and the social captions, and send them to you. There's no obligation to sign up.