"Pulses" are the credits you use to perform actions in PostPulsar. There are two types of charges:
We offer a Freemium model with several options to fit your needs:
You can manage your subscription and purchase pulses on the Billing page.
No. The publication pulse is only consumed after your post has been successfully published to the social network.
If a publication fails for any reason (e.g., API errors from the social network, invalid content, etc.), your pulse will not be used. You are only charged for successful publications.
For more details, please see our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
All purchases of subscription plans and Pulse Packs are final and non-refundable. We do not offer refunds or credits for partially used periods or unused pulses.
We encourage you to use the Free Plan to evaluate the service before making a purchase. For more details, please see our Terms of Service.
Sometimes, a website's structure can prevent our scraper from extracting the article content correctly. If this happens, you have an alternative!
You can switch to the "Pulsar from Text" mode on the dashboard. This will give you a text area where you can directly paste the full content of your article. PostPulsar will then use that text to generate content, bypassing the scraping step entirely.
Each social network has its own rules for posts. Here’s a quick guide to what PostPulsar supports for each platform:
The character counter you see for networks like X (Twitter) and Threads is there to help you. Each social media platform has a maximum length for posts. The counter shows how many characters you have left. If it shows a negative number, your post is too long and you need to shorten it before publishing.
To connect to Telegram, you need a Bot Token and a Channel/Chat ID.
Copy and paste these two pieces of information into the corresponding fields on the Connections page.
To post to a Discord channel, you need a Webhook URL.
Paste this URL into the corresponding field on the Connections page.
No. To prevent losing work, the last content you generated is automatically saved in your browser. If you refresh the page, the content will be reloaded on the dashboard, ready for you to continue editing or to publish.