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Incentise
Help people discover where your social media content leads
27 followers
Help people discover where your social media content leads
27 followers
Incentise helps people discover where social media content leads. Since many social media platforms make external links difficult to find, audiences often struggle to reach the intended destination behind a post. Incentise lets brand, creator, business map each social media post to one or more destinations. Visitors simply paste a social media post URL into the publisher's Discovery Page to instantly discover where that content leads.
👋 Hi Product Hunt!
I'm Henry, the maker of Incentise. Thanks for checking us out!
The idea came from a problem I kept running into: I'd discover interesting products, tutorials, restaurants, or recommendations on social media, but I couldn't easily find where the content actually led. Sometimes there was no clickable link, and other times the creator's bio contained dozens of links, making it hard to know which one matched the post.
So I built Incentise.
With Incentise, brand, creator, business can map every social media post to one or more destinations, such as a product page, marketplace listing, website, blog post, or booking page. Visitors simply copy a social media post URL and paste it into the publisher's Discovery Page to instantly discover where that content leads.
We're launching our first version today, and your feedback would mean a lot.
I'd love to hear:
* Have you ever struggled to find the destination behind a social media post?
* Who do you think would benefit most from Incentise?
* What features would make it even more useful?
Thanks for your support and for helping us improve Incentise! 🚀
Hi Henry, this is solving a real frustration. I do social media marketing and email marketing for brands and the disconnect between content and destination is one of the biggest reasons campaigns underperform. People see the post, feel interested, but can't find where to go, and that's where you lose them. Incentise fixes exactly that gap. Curious, are you targeting individual creators first or going straight for business brands?
@henry_sitorus
@chinaemerem_maxwell
Hi Chinaemerem,
Thanks! That's exactly the problem I'm trying to solve.
Right now I'm focusing on businesses and brands first, especially those that regularly promote products or services across Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. They often have hundreds of posts, but because social platforms make external destinations difficult to discover, people who find an older post often can't easily reach the exact product, landing page, or offer behind it.
I'm still validating the idea, so feedback like yours is incredibly valuable.
Since you work in social media marketing, I'd love to get your thoughts after trying it. You can use Incentise completely free for one brand or creator to see how it works. If you decide to give it a try, I'd really appreciate any honest feedback—both the good and the bad.
@henry_sitorus Hi Henry, thank you for the detailed response, that context really helps. Businesses with hundreds of posts losing traffic to dead ends is a bigger problem than most realise. I'd love to try Incentise for a brand and give you honest feedback. I'll sign up and test it properly so my feedback is actually useful, not just surface level. Looking forward to it.
One thing I'd love to see is a browser extension that automatically shows the linked destinations right under a post, so people don't have to copy the URL and paste it somewhere else to find out where it goes.
honestly the discovery page is kind of genius, i pasted an influencers post and instantly got the actual store link instead of digging through comments. wish more creators would set this up
Honestly pretty handy, I tried pasting a couple posts and it actually showed me where the links go without me clicking through a bunch of stuff. Feels like something creators would appreciate since followers don't always bother hunting for the link in the bio.
Pasted an Instagram post into the discovery page and it pulled up the linked site instantly, which is way faster than digging through the creator's bio. Honestly surprised something this simple didn't already exist.
Pasted a random Instagram link into a discovery page and it actually pulled up the brand site plus a couple of product pages I would have missed scrolling. Clean, quick, and solves a real headache for anyone tired of hunting through bios.