AutoPinPress

Go from idea → article → Pinterest traffic automatically

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I want to be upfront about something. I wasn't some productivity guru who had it all figured out. I was just a blogger running multiple websites, completely drowning in content work. Every single day looked like this: write an article for site one, generate images, create pins, publish them, then switch over to site two and do the whole thing again. And again. And again. I had three blogs running at the same time, each one connected to its own Pinterest account. Do the math on how many hours a week that eats up. It was honestly embarrassing how much of my time was going into repetitive tasks instead of actually growing my business. I tried outsourcing. Too expensive at scale. I tried other tools. Nothing handled the full flow from article to pin in one place. So I just... built it myself. AutoPinPress connects your blogs and Pinterest accounts and handles everything automatically. The article gets written, the images get generated, the pins get created and published. You just watch the traffic come in. The part I am most proud of is the scaling side of it. Most tools out there are designed for someone running one blog and one Pinterest account. But that is not how serious bloggers operate. AutoPinPress was built specifically for people managing multiple websites and multiple Pinterest accounts from a single dashboard. No tab switching. No spreadsheet juggling. Just everything running in the background while you focus on other things. I spent months testing this quietly on my own blogs before I told a single person about it. I genuinely did not want to launch something that did not work. Once I saw consistent Pinterest traffic growing across my sites without me touching anything, I knew it was ready. Now here is what I want to say to everyone reading this: Please do not pay for it yet. We have a free plan. No credit card. No trial period that expires in 7 days. Just sign up, connect one blog and one Pinterest account, let it run for a bit, and see what happens for yourself. If you start seeing traffic and you want to scale up to more sites and more accounts, that is when you upgrade. I built this because I genuinely needed it. I am launching it here because I think a lot of you are in the exact same situation I was in. Would love to hear your thoughts and answer any questions in the comments. 👉 autopinpress.com