Pricing
One thing changes between plans: how often the phone rings. Every feature below is included in all three — there is no tier that unlocks the good part.
Three a week
$49 /month
Three calls a week
Enough to be a cadence people notice.
Every plan includes everything on this page. Calls are per week, and unused calls do not roll over — the point is the habit, not the balance.
What every plan includes
All of it, on all three plans.
The call
- Your field, read every weekday TelePost scans the sources that matter in your industry and ranks what is worth ten minutes.
- A menu you choose from The morning's stories arrive in Telegram. Reply with a number to see one.
- A briefing before you commit A synopsis, three angles only you could take, and why that story was offered to you — then you decide.
- Questions written for you Built from the story and from what you actually do for a living, not a generic interview script.
- On your schedule Your time, your days, and the hours inside which a call is welcome. It will not ring outside them.
- We'll do it Live Skip the story and talk about whatever is already on your mind. No script, three questions maximum.
- It tries again Missed calls retry on rules you set, rather than vanishing until tomorrow.
- Recorded, and it says so The opening line discloses the recording, because in several US states everyone on a call has to know.
The writing
- An article in your voice Written from what you said. If you did not say enough you get a shorter piece, not a padded one.
- Quotes lifted verbatim Your lines are taken from the transcript rather than paraphrased into something you never said.
- Notes and rewrites Comment on any paragraph in your own words and have it rewritten from your notes.
- Plain-language and TL;DR versions A version for a non-specialist reader and a short summary, written after you approve.
- Soundbites pulled out The quotable lines, collected for the caption and the artwork.
The look
- Six photographs to choose from Generated for the piece. You pick the one that fits.
- An Instagram carousel Drawn in your brand colour and style, with your logo.
- Headlines on your share images Per channel, so a link post is legible before anyone clicks it.
- Your brand kit Colours, logo, avatar and theme, applied everywhere TelePost draws something for you.
Publishing
- Approve, then publish Two presses, on purpose. Approving says the words are right; publishing is what makes it public.
- Your own blog, with feeds A published archive with RSS, Atom and JSON feeds anything can subscribe to.
- Sync to your own site Push approved pieces to the site you already run.
- Captions per channel Written to the length and habits of each place you post, rather than one caption pasted everywhere.
- One-click sending Choose your destinations in advance and send an approved article to all of them in one action.
- A contact card A vCard people can save, carrying your details and your publication.
Audio
- Articles read aloud Narration of the piece, in a voice you choose.
- A weekly podcast The week's articles gathered into one scripted, voiced episode.
- Straight to your podcast host Episodes upload as private drafts for you to release.
Running it
- The Telegram bot Your menu, your schedule and your choices, in the place you already read messages.
- Told what happened Notifications by email and in Telegram when something needs you — and kept on the site either way.
- Your interviews, kept Transcripts and recordings of every call, yours to read back.
The honest answers
What counts as a call?
One interview that connects and produces a transcript. If nobody picks up, or the line drops before you have said anything, it does not count and TelePost tries again inside the retry rules you set.
Can I choose which days?
Yes. You set the time, the days, and the hours inside which an unprompted call is welcome. TelePost will not ring you outside them.
Do I have to talk about the story it picked?
No. Reply to the menu with a number to see what a story is actually about before you commit, or press We'll do it Live and talk about whatever is already on your mind.
Does it publish anything on its own?
No. Nothing is published until you approve it, and approving and publishing are two separate presses on purpose.
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