PinBoostr
AI turns your blog posts into Pinterest pins. You approve.
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PinBoostr - AI turns your blog posts into Pinterest pins. You approve.

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PinBoostr turns your blog posts and product pages into on-brand Pinterest pins. AI designs each pin, writes the title, description and alt text, and picks the board. Growth Brain prepares a week of pins from your best links. You approve every pin, and approved pins publish on a paced schedule through the official Pinterest API. Analytics show which pins bring clicks. Works with WordPress or any website, and schedules LinkedIn posts too (free in beta). Free plan to start.

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 Pinterest still sends real traffic to blogs and online shops, but it wants fresh pins every week, and making them for every post is the part that slips. PinBoostr does that work without taking the decisions away from you. How it works: 1. Connect Pinterest (official API, OAuth) and your website (WordPress plugin, sitemap or CSV). 2. Growth Brain picks your best links and drafts a week of pins: AI design, title, description, alt text and board. 3. You approve, skip or reschedule each pin. Nothing publishes without your OK, and the approval email links straight to the week. 4. Approved pins go out on a paced schedule, and the results feed back into what Growth Brain drafts next. Why approval instead of full autopilot? Pinterest's developer guidelines say the person must choose each pin, and posting too much too fast can hurt reach. So PinBoostr does the work and you keep the say. What we can show so far: on one brand-new account, month 1 by hand gave 4.8K impressions and 62 outbound clicks. Month 2 with Growth Brain gave 20.07K impressions, 515 clicks and 188 saves. That is one account, not a promise. Also inside: Pin Lab (AI pin designer), keyword research, and a LinkedIn scheduler that is free while in beta. There is a free plan to start (5 pins, 5 AI images and 5 AI-written pins), and the Starter plan's first month is $1.99. I'd love honest feedback, especially from bloggers and shop owners: what would make you trust a tool with your Pinterest account?