We do the
launch grind.
You shipped something good and it's sitting at zero. Nilkick is the judgment engine that takes a freshly-launched product to its first handful of real users. It does the tedious part: deciding what, where, whether it's allowed, when, writing every post, and handing you a queue of ready, one-tap actions.
The report is the diagnosis. A Launch is the engine.
The free report reads your public page once, scores you, and sketches the route: a lite map you can absolutely run yourself. A Launch starts over with a much deeper read and comes back with a better plan, plus all of it done: the live threads found, every post written, the whole run walked through.
- An instant score and a lite launch map, read from one pass over your public page
- The venue categories worth your time and the first moves, sketched
- Yours to run yourself, free, with no account. The honest starting line.
- A deep crawl builds a brand + ideal-customer profile, and the whole plan is rebuilt on it
- The actual live threads and venues where your users are asking right now, ranked best-first
- Every post, comment and blurb written for you, then a guided, account-safe walk-through
We find the actual threads and write the actual posts.
The specificity is the whole sell. Not "we help with marketing." The real venues, named, and the real content, drafted.
Guided, linear, and you run every post.
We do all the judgment and all the writing. You do the final tap. The whole product story and the scoring mechanics live on the how-it-works page. This is just the loop you run.
Nilkick never posts for you. The final submit is always a real human tap on the real button.
That's deliberate. It's what keeps the post authentic and the account clean. The product does all the judgment and all the writing; you review, paste, and tap submit. Said plainly because it's a trust-builder, not a caveat to bury.
Optional. Included. Your plan, docked beside the page.
Included · Chrome · optionalThe web app does the whole job on its own. The extension is a convenience layer, not a requirement: a side panel that puts your launch plan right next to the venue you're posting on, so the same queue and the same drafted content sit a glance away instead of a tab away.
One launch. One price. One-time.
One product taken from zero through its launch window, with everything below. Pay once when you start, not every month. The grind it replaces is measured in evenings and weekends, not in dollars.
The launch is one-time. One payment buys one launch. No recurring charge and no subscription needed to launch.
Start your launchWhat it does, and what it won't pretend to.
The promise is the first nudge off zero: the runway in front of you, not virality and not guaranteed revenue. Stating the limits plainly is the point.
The obvious questions.
Stop watching it sit at zero.
One flat $15 buys one Launch: the real venues, the drafted content, the guided walk-through. Start now; you pay when you kick it off.