What Loudify is, what we promise and what we don't, and what we ask of you in return. Written for humans, not lawyers — counsel can tighten the language.
Loudify writes launch posts for builders. You hand it a GitHub repo or a product URL and it writes a launch post. The post is yours — copy it and publish it wherever you like, or have it published from @loudifyai as well. Loudify never posts from your own X account and never connects to it — there is no account linking anywhere in the product. Free works today at one launch post — your first, at no charge. Weekly ($9/mo), a Launch Review ($9, one-off), Pro ($29/mo) and Team ($99/mo) are available now.
Five tiers — Free ($0), Weekly ($9/mo), Pro ($29/mo), Team ($99/mo) and a Launch Review ($9 one-off) — as described on /pricing. Free is usable without a card. Weekly is one launch post a week, written for you, arranged by email and cancellable by replying to any email. A Launch Review is one project read in detail and one launch post written around what it finds; it is arranged by email and is not a subscription. Pro adds a launch post a day, written for you, with a link to each one once it's live. Team is done-with-you: everything in Pro, plus launch posts written with you by hand and onboarding by hand. There is no customer dashboard or account login today; everything runs through email.
Loudify is not legal advice, tax advice, or investment advice. The content we generate is marketing copy for your project. If you need regulatory or financial guidance, talk to a professional. Loudify is also not a substitute for following X's terms yourself — anything you ask us to publish on your behalf is still bound by X's platform rules, and so is anything you copy and post from your own account.
Free never asks for a card. You're only charged if you choose a paid tier and complete checkout.
If you choose Pro or Team, you'll see the price and the billing terms on the checkout page before any money moves. A Launch Review is arranged by email and paid once, with the price agreed before anything is written. Until that explicit step, you owe us nothing.
You can unsubscribe with one click from any email we send. To downgrade to Free or cancel a paid subscription, reply to any email from us or use the contact address below and say so — we action it the same day. There is no account or settings page to do it from, and we will not ask you to sit through a retention call.
Cancel any time by replying to any email from us, or by writing to the contact address at the bottom of this page. There is no self-serve cancellation page, because there are no accounts — a one-line message is all it takes and we action it the same day. Cancelling stops the next renewal and you keep access until the end of the period you've paid for. If a charge goes wrong, email us within 7 days and we'll refund it.
Loudify writes the post. Whether anyone reads it, stars your repo or downloads your app is not something we can promise, and we won't pretend otherwise. What we commit to is a post built on a real read of your project, with no invented claims in it.
The prices on /pricing are the prices today. If they change, we'll email existing subscribers before the change takes effect.
Weekly, Pro and Team run at the listed monthly price, as /FAQ says. There is no extended trial and no discounted first month — Free is how you see what Loudify writes for you before paying anything. If we ever offer an introductory rate, the offer itself will define its terms.
When you use Loudify, the project URL or text you hand the agent must be yours to share. Don't paste code, copy, or product descriptions that belong to someone else, and don't use the agent to publish anything that would be unlawful for you to publish on your own X account.
No scraping, no prompt injection against the generator, no rate-limit abuse, no attempts to extract other users' rows or generated drafts. If you find a real bug, tell us — we'd rather fix it than chase you.
Loudify exists to amplify launches, not to automate harassment, astroturfing, or bulk low-quality posting. X's platform rules still apply to every tweet we publish, and we're a bad fit if you need that.
Submitting any form on this site, clicking Publish on a generated post, or using the agent counts as accepting these terms. If you don't accept them, please don't use the service — the contact address at the bottom of this page is the right channel if you want to talk through a concern before signing up.
As Loudify grows, these terms will change. When we update them, we'll post the new version at this URL with a revised "last updated" date at the top. Material changes will also go out by email so subscribers see them before they take effect.
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