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Solutions · Funding announcement

Your raise is news for a day. Make sure buyers hear it.

A funding announcement plan is a dated set of X creator posts that carries a raise to the people who buy the product, at a fixed price per post. Creators post when the embargo lifts, and every post comes back with proof.

New plan · Series A announcement

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Brief

We announce our $14M Series A on Nov 12 at 6am PT. We sell AI support agents to SaaS support teams. Budget $10,000.
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  • Is there an embargoed story?

    Yes, it lifts at 6am PT

  • What should buyers take away?

    The product and who it is for

Audience fit on X

Support leaders at SaaS79%
SaaS founders72%
US and UK76%

Distribution plan

X · 4 placements
  • X creator, customer support opsLive Nov 12, 6:15amFixed price
  • X creator, SaaS foundersLive Nov 12, 7amFixed price
  • X creator, AI agentsLive Nov 12, 10amFixed price
  • X creator, startup operatorsLive Nov 13Fixed price
TotalOne total, inside budget
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Nothing is booked or paid until you approve.

Launches we have run for

  • ClickUp
  • Gushwork AI
  • Tab
Customers

How the wave runs.

Posts are spread across the hours and days that matter, timed to your moment. Select a point on the line to see what happens then.

Launch wave on X

Select a moment
  1. Day -7: Creators are briefed under embargo. Creators get the news, the product angle and the exact time the embargo lifts. Nothing goes up early.
  2. Day -2: Drafts are approved. You approve each draft. The angle is the product and the buyer, not the round size alone.
  3. Embargo lifts: The announcement goes up. Your post and the story go live. The plan starts from this minute.
  4. First hours: Creators carry it to buyers. Creators who reach your buyers explain what the company does and why the raise matters to people who use it.
  5. Day +2: The follow-up. A second group posts about the product itself, while the company name is still fresh in the feed.
  6. Day +4: Proof comes back. Every placement returns its live link, the time it went up and the checks agreed in the brief.

What creators post.

Each creator gets one of 3 angles (per our launch playbook) that fits their audience, so the posts read like them, not like an ad.

What the company does

A creator explains the product in one post for people who heard the name today.

Why now

A creator in the buyer's world says why this problem is getting funded and what changes for teams like theirs.

The quote

A creator quotes the announcement with a take, so the original post reaches past the funding crowd.

Proof for every post.

Our team checks each post as it goes live. You get the live link, the time and the checks agreed in the brief, placement by placement.

How proof is collected, and what counts, is in the playbook; the brief behind it is what a launch brief should specify.

Proof

4 of 4 returned
  • Creator, customer support opsLive link, disclosure, tracked link6:15am
  • Creator, SaaS foundersLive link, disclosure, tracked link7am
  • Creator, AI agentsLive link, disclosure, tracked link10am
  • Creator, startup operatorsLive link, disclosure, tracked linkNov 13

Where these go wrong.

Three mistakes we plan around on every one.

Talking only about the round

The size of the raise interests other founders. Buyers want to know what the product does for them.

Breaking the embargo

One early post can cost you the story. Creators are briefed with the exact minute it lifts.

Stopping on day one

The name is fresh for a few days. A follow-up about the product turns that attention into visits.

Short answers

Do creators post before the press story?

No. Creators are briefed with the embargo time and post after it lifts, timed to your own announcement.

Is this press relations?

No. Press is outside the plan. The plan buys posts from X creators who reach your buyers, at fixed prices, with proof per post.

Can the plan include the product, not only the raise?

Yes, and it should. The raise is the reason to post today; the product is what buyers remember.

Send the brief for your launch.

Tell us the date, the audience and the budget. The plan comes back with every post, date and price before anything is booked.