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Marketing

Reach the people who need your product.

Startica learns your product and its market, finds the conversations where people describe the problem you solve, drafts replies, posts and ads in your voice, and shows you what actually brought visits, signups and revenue. You post and launch everything yourself.

Startica's Today page for the demo product Fieldnote: a ranked list of moves such as reviewing 3 drafted replies, fixing missing alternative text on 6 pages and stopping an ad that costs too much per result, with replies posted, AI spend and the latest plan beside it
With the fictional demo product Fieldnote.

What it does

  • Intel

    Reads your website and researches the market to write a product brief, personas, competitors, keywords and the communities worth watching. Edit anything; your edits survive rebuilds.

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  • Inbox

    Watches Reddit, Hacker News, Bluesky, Mastodon and Discourse forums every hour, and X with your own token. Each thread is scored for relevance and intent, and the good ones get a drafted reply.

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  • Posting with Startica

    On seven sites, Post… opens the page, fills in your reply and waits. You press the site's own button, and Startica saves the link and tracks the replies.

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  • Content Studio

    Posts, threads, articles, newsletter issues and email campaigns, written in a voice distilled from writers your audience already reads.

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  • Ads

    Small, measurable test campaigns for Google, Meta and Reddit, with ads checked against each platform's limits, images in every size, and import files you launch yourself.

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  • Analytics

    Traffic, signups and revenue from Google Analytics or Umami, Stripe and your own database, with every tracked link traced back to the reply, post or ad that earned it.

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How it works

Marketing runs in a loop, and each turn takes about twenty minutes of your day:

  1. Analyze. Intel studies your site and market once, and again whenever you ask.
  2. Plan. The Roadmap turns that into growth bets across the funnel, each with a playbook, a success metric and a next step.
  3. Act. The Inbox fills with conversations worth joining, and Today ranks up to seven moves for the day.
  4. You approve. You edit each draft and post it yourself, under your own account.
  5. Measure. Links carry UTM tags, so Analytics can tell which reply, post or ad brought a visit or a signup.
  6. Re-plan. Every week the roadmap is updated from what worked. Items you wrote yourself stay.

Helpful first, honest always

Drafts answer the question before they mention anything. Your product comes up only when it fits, and the draft says plainly that you made it. Drafting takes each community’s rules about self-promotion into account, and you can raise the score thresholds so only the threads that really fit get a draft.

What it doesn’t do

  • It doesn’t post for you. Even when it fills in the reply, you press the site’s own button. There’s no scheduling, bulk posting or AI driving a browser.
  • It doesn’t scrape. Public feeds and official APIs only. LinkedIn and Facebook groups are paste-only, because they have no usable public API.
  • It doesn’t launch or pay for ads. Import files are paused, and Startica never connects to your ad accounts.
  • It doesn’t send email. Email campaigns are for you to paste into your own email tool.

What it costs

Finding conversations is free. AI runs on your own Claude or OpenAI key, under a monthly budget you set: scoring a thread costs about $0.0005, a drafted reply $0.01 to $0.03, and building intel under $1. A typical month for one product costs a few dollars. See Costs and budget.

The other modules

Same app, same products, same sites.