Simple pricing
Cheap enough to try.
Reliable enough to use.
PostRaptor costs $9 USD per month for 10 complete website brand runs. Each run reads a public website and creates three original, brand-designed social posts, giving one subscription capacity for up to 30 posts per month. Billing is monthly through Stripe, with no token packs or free generation queue.
PostRaptor
Billed monthly through Stripe. Cancel anytime.
Every month includes
- ✓10 complete website brand runs
- ✓3 original designed posts per run
- ✓Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and X
- ✓Automatic logo, palette and type capture
- ✓Headline, supporting copy and CTA
- ✓Commercial-ready output and refinements
There is no free generation tier. You can inspect all ten public demos before subscribing. Existing customers sign in with the email used at Stripe checkout.
What you pay for
One plan, measured in finished runs.
What is a brand run?
A run starts with one public website URL. PostRaptor reads the available brand signals—including the logo, color palette, typography and page copy—then creates three distinct social designs with a headline, supporting copy and call to action. The allowance is based on completed runs, not on tokens or individual text generations.
What does $9 work out to?
Using all 10 monthly runs works out to $0.90 per run. Because every run creates three designs, full use of the allowance works out to $0.30 per generated post. These are simple plan calculations, not a promise that every output will be published without review.
Is there a free plan?
No. PostRaptor does not place free users in a slower generation queue. Before paying, you can review the public demos to judge the design system and output style. The paid subscription unlocks the monthly run allowance and keeps account access tied to the email used at checkout.
Can I cancel?
Yes. Billing is monthly through Stripe and the subscription can be canceled through the billing flow. There is no annual prepayment shown on this page. If the plan changes later, this page is the canonical source for the currently advertised public price and allowance.