REEL 1
Your tote already did the hard part.
Open on the weight. Then the weekend. Then the wash. This is the bag that still stands up Monday.
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Paste a product page URL — Amazon, Shopify, IKEA, Nike, Uniqlo, Allbirds, Apple, and other open listings. Not a search or category page. We read the name, description, price, and image, then write seven days of copy. You still shoot the photos. If a shop blocks the read, type the listing in Generate.
Now try your own product
Example week. Your run uses the listing you paste — Amazon, Shopify, IKEA, Allbirds, and other open product pages.
REEL 1
Your tote already did the hard part.
Open on the weight. Then the weekend. Then the wash. This is the bag that still stands up Monday.
REEL 2
If it slumps, it is not a tote.
Show the empty bag sitting open. Then fill it. Then pick it up with one hand.
REEL 3
Stop buying a new bag every season.
Cut from last year’s pile to this year’s one tote. Same straps. Same canvas.
CAROUSEL
Load it: Groceries, laptop, and a jacket in one trip.
Stand it: The base stays flat when you set it down.
Wash it: Canvas that does not go limp after a cycle.
Carry it: Straps that sit on the shoulder, not the neck.
Keep it: One bag instead of three cheap ones.
STORY 1
Weight check
Drop a full tote on a counter. It does not fold.
STORY 2
Market run
Six bags of produce. One tote. Hands free.
STORY 3
Wash day
In the machine. Out standing.
STORY 4
Travel
Under the seat. Still opens at the hotel.
STORY 5
Gift
Give the bag people actually reuse.
A tote that holds the week and still sits upright. Canvas, not costume.
TIKTOK
If your bag slumps when you set it down, it is not this one.
AD 1
The tote that lasts the week.
Buy one canvas tote. Stop replacing it every season.
AD 2
A tote that stands.
It sits upright empty. It still sits upright full.
Drop a public product page URL. Skupost reads the name, description, price, brand, and image from Amazon, Shopify, IKEA, Nike, Uniqlo, Allbirds, Apple, and other open listings.
One run writes 3 Reels, 1 carousel, 5 Stories, 2 captions, and 2 ads. Text only.
Copy for Reels, Stories, Instagram, TikTok, or ads.
Full editor — more writing styles and hand-entered details.
Launch: 20% off the first month of Starter and Pro. Code LAUNCH20 applies to the first invoice only.
Thirty product pages a month. A week of copy from each link.
$23.20
first month, then $29/month. LAUNCH20 applies to the first invoice only.
Refund in the first 7 days.
Catalogs that outgrow 30 pages a month. Five times the Starter runs.
$63.20
first month, then $79/month. LAUNCH20 applies to the first invoice only.
Everything in Starter, plus:
Refund in the first 7 days — email hello@skupost.com. See Terms.
Text only — you still shoot the product. Refund in the first 7 days — email hello@skupost.com.
FAQ
How Skupost works, what it writes, and what it costs.
You paste a public product page URL. Skupost reads the name, description, price, brand, and image from Amazon, Shopify, IKEA, Nike, Uniqlo, Allbirds, Apple, and other open listings, then writes text posts: 3 Reels, 1 carousel (5–7 slides), 5 Stories, 2 captions, and 2 ads. If a shop blocks the read, type the listing in Generate.
No. Skupost writes the words — Reels scripts, captions, Stories, ads. You still shoot the product.
Starter is $23.20 your first month, then $29/month for 30 generations each period. Pro is $63.20 your first month, then $79/month for 150. Signed-in accounts also have 3 free generations before a paid plan. Code LAUNCH20 applies to the first invoice only.
Yes. Paste a public product link on the landing page. Log in to claim posts, keep a history, and use more generations on a plan.
Each generation includes Reels, carousel slides, Stories, Instagram and TikTok captions, and ad copy.
Some shops (Etsy, Best Buy, Wayfair, Adidas, Sephora, H&M, Costco, Lululemon, Shein, Gymshark, Hepsiburada) show a captcha, login wall, or drop the request. Open Generate — the link stays filled — type the name and a short description, then write the posts.