Last updated 19 August 2026
Plain English, because terms nobody reads protect nobody. If something here is unclear, email support@postforsite.com and ask.
You give us the address of one page. We fetch that page, work out what it says, and write five social posts about it — some for X, some for LinkedIn. You choose the idea, the audience, the purpose, the tone and the length, and you may add a note in your own words.
The posts are written by an AI model. You are buying the tool that produces them, not a guarantee about any particular post.
Current prices are on the pricing page. Monthly allowances reset on the 1st and do not roll over. Reading a page costs nothing and is never counted against an allowance; an allowance is only spent when posts are written. If generation fails on our side, it is not counted.
If someone else enters your website address, they are told only that it is already in use — which looks the same whether your free set has been used or you are on a plan. Not whether you pay, which plan, when it renews, or how much you have used. That is visible to you once you have proved the website is yours, and to nobody else.
Claiming a website means proving you own it — a meta tag or a DNS record — and giving your name and email. From then on you sign in with a one-time link sent to that email, on any device, with no password. We store the name and email only for this, send nothing else to that address, and delete it on request. The website stays the root of trust: an email only ever reaches a site it was linked to behind real domain proof. The free set needs no email or account.
A plan may only be bought for a website you have claimed and are signed in to. Buying applies the plan to the website on your account, so it lands on the right site, a mistyped address cannot be charged, and nobody can buy a plan for a website that is not theirs. Payment is handled by Paddle; access begins the moment it completes.
A plan unlocks one registered domain and everything under it. yoursite.com,
www.yoursite.com and blog.yoursite.com are all the same website.
Anyone on your team can use it, on any device. The plan belongs to the site, not to a person or a machine.
One email is tied to one website. If you run a second site, claim it with a different email; each website then keeps its own sign-in, plan and billing, entirely separate from the other.
The free set works the same way: one per registered domain, subdomains included. A separate business needs a separate plan.
Because the free set belongs to a website rather than to a person, someone who does not own your site could spend it. If that happens, prove you control the domain — a token on your page or in your DNS — and we restore the free set and reserve the domain for you. After that, nobody else can use it.
Payments are handled by Paddle, who are the merchant of record. They collect and remit applicable taxes, and your contract for the payment itself is with them.
Cancel from the billing-page button under Pricing → Your plan, from the manage link in your purchase or renewal email, or ask us and we will do it.
You keep access until the end of the period you have paid for. After that the website returns to the free tier. Nothing is charged again.
Change plan by choosing the one you want on the pricing page. We show what Paddle will charge or credit for the rest of the current period, you confirm, and the existing subscription moves to the new plan — so you are never paying for two at once and your website never stops working. Lifetime is a one-off purchase rather than a subscription, so moving to or from it is done by hand: email us and we will arrange it without you paying twice.
Lifetime has nothing to cancel and never renews.
If a renewal payment fails, Paddle retries it for a while, and you keep working meanwhile. If it keeps failing the subscription ends and the website drops to free. Nothing is lost — paying again restores it.
If something is genuinely wrong, we refund it. That covers: the tool did not work, the posts came back unusable, you were charged twice, you were charged after cancelling, or you bought the wrong plan by mistake.
Tell us within 14 days at support@postforsite.com and say what happened.
We will not interrogate you or ask you to prove anything. We will ask what went wrong, because if the tool failed we want to fix it.
What we will not refund: a month you used in full and simply decided not to continue — cancel instead and you will not be billed again. Nor a plan bought to extract free work and then returned.
None of this limits rights you have under the consumer law where you live, or Paddle's own buyer protection.
Read every post before it goes out under your name.
You do, completely. Publish them anywhere, edit them however you like, no attribution required. We claim no rights over anything the service writes for you, and we do not reuse it.
Please do not:
We rate-limit automatically, and we may suspend a domain that is being used this way. If we suspend a paid domain and you disagree, email us — we would rather sort it out than keep your money.
If the service fails you, we refund what you paid.
Beyond that we are not liable for losses arising from posts you chose to publish, from decisions made because of them, or from interruptions to the service. Nothing here limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.
You can stop at any time — from the billing-page button under Pricing → Your plan, or the manage link in your receipt.
If we withdraw the service while you are in a paid period, we refund the unused part — including a fair portion of a Lifetime purchase.
If these terms change materially, the date at the top changes and the new version applies from then. It will not apply retroactively to a purchase you have already made.