Social posts that sound like you
Generate tailored Instagram and Facebook posts, captions, and hashtags from your business details.
For U.S. local businesses
KithKite turns your website and business details into practical marketing content for the channels your customers already use.
Built for the busy owner—not a full-time marketing team.
Give KithKite the context you already have. Get a working stack of content you can review, adapt, and put to use.
Generate tailored Instagram and Facebook posts, captions, and hashtags from your business details.
Turn promotions, seasons, and everyday expertise into a clear rhythm of content ideas.
Draft thoughtful responses to reviews and customer moments without starting from a blank page.
Shape email and SMS campaign ideas around the offers and services that matter to your customers.
KithKite starts with what makes your business different, then helps you keep showing up.
Enter your website, business type, offers, and the details customers should know.
Generate posts, promotions, content calendars, review responses, and campaign drafts.
Review the ideas, make them yours, and take the finished content to your social and customer channels.
Choose the monthly level that matches your content rhythm. Each plan is built around useful output, not busywork.
For a steady presence with the essentials covered.
For owners ready to keep a fuller calendar moving.
For more content volume and a closer helping hand.
KithKite is for U.S. local businesses such as gyms, restaurants, roofers, realtors, barbers, landscapers, and other owner-led teams.
Start with your website and business details. The more context you share about your services, offers, and customers, the more tailored the content can be.
KithKite gives you ready-to-use drafts and ideas. You stay in control of what gets adapted and published for your business.
Email kithkite-10@polsia.app with your business and what you want help keeping up with. We will help you find the right starting plan.
Tell us what you do, what you want to promote, and where marketing keeps slipping down the list.