Who it is for
If your site has services, products or a journal on it, the content for a month of posting is already written. MeetPublish turns it into posts instead of asking you to start from an empty box. Size does not matter — the same flow works for one person and for a team of thirty.
From a one-person studio to a company with several departments. Point MeetPublish at your site once, set the tone, and approve a batch a week. The pages that sell your work become the posts that promote it — the same way whether you have five pages or five hundred.
Several brands or product lines, each with its own workspace, tone and calendar. Approval stays with the person who owns the brand, and nothing goes out without it.
One calendar the whole team reads, with posting slots so campaigns do not collide. Drafts wait for approval, per-network text is edited in one place, and every publish reports back per network.
A separate workspace per client, each with its own site import, tone, channels and calendar. Spending is counted per client, so a retainer stays a retainer.
Every category and product page is a post waiting to be written. The image is cropped to the right shape for each network, so a product photo does not come out with the label cut off.
You are the whole marketing department. A month of posting planned in one afternoon, published on schedule while you do the work people actually pay for.
The same for everyone
A one-person studio and a thirty-person team get the same engine. What changes is how many workspaces you open and how many people approve.
Every post an AI writes waits for a human. Automatic publishing exists, but it is off until you turn it on yourself.
Upload once and each network gets its own crop — square, landscape, portrait — around a focus point you set by clicking the picture.
Two counters in the top bar: posts you confirmed, which is what you pay for, and how many times the AI wrote text. Neither is hidden until the invoice.
Posts are written in the language of your market — 28 of them — and the interface is in Serbian or English.
The first week
MeetPublish reads your sitemap and lists the pages. You pick which ones become posts and set the tone of voice.
The first posts are written and land in the calendar as drafts, with images already cropped per network.
Edit anything you want, per network if needed, then confirm. What you confirm is what gets published.
The planner keeps the next two weeks stocked from the pages still in the queue. You approve a batch when it suits you.
Better said now than after the first month.
Ready when you are
Grow the presence you already have. Plan, publish, and keep an eye on every channel from one calendar.