Questions?
Let's clear them up.

What is GigaDrip, in one plain sentence?

GigaDrip is a subscription web app that writes, designs, and schedules social media posts for a business, then publishes them to Instagram, Facebook, X, Threads, LinkedIn, and TikTok after the owner approves each one inside the app.

Who makes GigaDrip?

GigaDrip is made by GigaDrip AI LLC, a US company, and lives at gigadrip.com. Support is answered by the people who build it.

What does GigaDrip do?

Pick what you're promoting, choose how you want it shown, and GigaDrip builds the social campaign — captions in your voice, designs to match. You review the finished work, then approve and schedule it.

What can I promote?

Just about anything your business wants attention on: a product, a service, a job, an event, a class, a release, a property, an offer, or another piece of work.

What's the difference between a post and a campaign?

A post is one piece of content. A campaign is one or more posts you build together. GigaDrip can prepare each post for every social account you choose.

Will GigaDrip post without asking me?

No — and this one's on purpose. GigaDrip does the busywork, but nothing is scheduled or published until you approve it inside GigaDrip.

Do I have to write the posts myself?

Nope. Teach GigaDrip how your business sounds — answer a few questions, share your website, or upload a writing sample — then pick what a post is about. GigaDrip writes the caption, and you can edit every word.

When do I connect my social accounts?

During setup, after you choose a plan and create your brand voice. Once your accounts are connected, you're ready to build.

What do I need for a post?

Usually just to pick it — most things are already saved as a Project, with their details and photos attached. If it's not saved yet, paste a supported link or add it yourself. Before approving, check anything that matters: names, prices, dates, claims, stats, disclosures, professional advice.

How many brand voices do I get?

Each plan on this site includes one.

Is GigaDrip only for real estate?

Not at all. It's built for a wide range of businesses — food and beverage, fitness, home services, retail, real estate, creators, professional services, and plenty more. Real estate is just where the design library goes deepest today. See who it's for.

Do all businesses get the same choices?

The workflow is identical everywhere — pick what you're promoting, choose how it looks, approve, schedule. The post and design choices change to fit your line of work.

Can my team or agency share a workspace?

Not today. GigaDrip is built around an individual account — one person, one login. Team seats, shared workspaces, client approval roles, and white-label publishing aren't part of it.

Are there really different designs, or one template recolored?

Really different — dozens of them. A product launch, a class promo, a finished project, a tip, and a news update don't have to look alike.

Do I need Canva?

No. GigaDrip includes its own designs. If you already make your graphics in Canva, you can connect your Canva account and a finished design comes straight in as a post — here's how that works.

Can I use my own photos?

Yes. Keep media with a Project, organize reusable files in Assets, or bring selected files in from Google Drive. Some posts can also use a supported link, stock images, or a direct upload.

Does a Google Drive import stay linked to Drive?

No — the file is copied into GigaDrip as an ordinary asset, and it counts toward your storage.

Can anything publish without my approval?

No. You approve posts inside GigaDrip before they can be scheduled or published. There's no email-approval step.

Does every format publish directly?

Most do. Images, carousels and multi-image posts publish straight to Instagram, Facebook, X, Threads, LinkedIn and TikTok at the scheduled time. Video publishes to Instagram, Facebook, Threads and TikTok — video to X and LinkedIn is not published yet, and a TikTok video can land in your TikTok drafts if your account does not allow direct public posting. The Social Media Platforms page has the full breakdown.

Can I set a different time for each platform?

Yes. Pick a time for a post, then give each platform its own time if you want.

What if a post fails on just one platform?

The others can still go through. Your dashboard shows which account had a problem, the error, and any next step.

Do you guarantee every post will publish?

No — and no honest tool could. Platforms set their own account, permission, and media rules, and those change. GigaDrip shows the publishing method before you approve, and tracks what happened after.

What counts toward my monthly deliveries?

Each delivery to one platform counts once. One post sent to three platforms uses three deliveries.

Can I rewrite things as many times as I want?

Not unlimited — creating or re-creating a campaign uses the AI credits included with your plan.

Is there a free trial?

Yes, 3 days. During the trial you can publish up to 2 posts on 1 connected channel. Checkout shows your plan's delivery allowance and connected-account limit before you begin.

Can I take the trial again?

Your free trial runs once per customer. If you have subscribed to GigaDrip before, checkout starts your plan immediately instead — Stripe shows the price and first charge date before you confirm.

Will I need a payment method?

Yes, added when the trial starts. Checkout shows your billing schedule and first charge date before you confirm.

Does GigaDrip show likes, views, or engagement?

Not today. Your dashboard shows whether a post was delivered, when it went out, its published link, and any errors — not likes, views, ROI, or best-time-to-post advice.

How long do you keep my photos and posts?

Photos you upload but never file or use are deleted 30 days after upload. Anything you file into a folder, or use in a post, is kept while your account is active. Items you move to Trash are deleted 30 days later unless a post still uses them. Delivery records for posts we published are kept for up to 10 years. See Data Deletion for how to make a request.

How do I delete my account data?

Follow the steps on the Data Deletion page. Requests are verified and handled by a person — there's no self-service delete button today.