CoxPost

Social Media, Marketing

TL;DR

CoxPost is a budget all-in-one marketing platform that bundles AI-powered Facebook and Instagram chatbots, comment automation, multi-platform post scheduling, Google Business Profile management, email/SMS marketing, and chat-based eCommerce into a single web dashboard.

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Key Facts

VendorCoxPost
Best fit
SMBMid-Market

Pricing

Starting at $9/mo

Free TierFree TrialSaaS
Most Popular

Small Business

$9/mo
monthly
Cloud (SaaS)
  • 1 Facebook account, 2 pages, 10K subscribers/page
  • Unlimited Messenger & Instagram bots
  • 250 posts/month per post type
  • LinkedIn, Medium, WordPress, Blogger, Reddit imports (1 each)
  • 1 Google Business Profile account
  • 250 email + 250 SMS sends/month
  • Unlimited AI replies

Freelancer

$19/mo
monthly
Cloud (SaaS)
  • 10 accounts and 10 pages per platform
  • Unlimited social posting
  • 10 imports each of LinkedIn, Medium, WordPress, Blogger, Reddit
  • 10 Google Business Profile accounts
  • 250 email + 250 SMS sends/month
  • Everything in Small Business

Team

$39/mo
monthly
Cloud (SaaS)
  • 50 accounts and 50 pages per platform
  • 50K subscribers/page
  • 1,000 email + 1,000 SMS sends/month
  • 50 WooCommerce integrations
  • Everything in Freelancer

Agency

$79/mo
monthly
Cloud (SaaS)
  • 100 accounts and 100 pages per platform
  • 100K subscribers/page
  • 5,000 email + 5,000 SMS sends/month
  • 100 WooCommerce integrations
  • Everything in Team

Details

What is CoxPost?

CoxPost, founded by CEO Mohammad Al Omayer and launched around 2022–2023 (it hit #5 on Product Hunt the day it launched), positions itself as the all-in-one answer to stitching together a scheduler, a chatbot builder, and an email tool. The core modules: a drag-and-drop, OpenAI-powered chatbot builder for Facebook Messenger and Instagram with 30 ready templates; keyword-based comment automation that can auto-reply, privately reply via Messenger, hide or delete comments, and run bulk-tag campaigns; scheduled posting to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Google Business Profile, YouTube, Reddit, Medium, WordPress, and Blogger including reels, shorts, carousels, and RSS auto-posting; a unified inbox; built-in eCommerce stores inside Messenger and Instagram with WooCommerce sync and abandoned-cart recovery; plus email and SMS marketing with opt-in forms captured directly inside chat conversations. Notably, the company stresses everything runs on official platform APIs. Pricing runs $9/mo (Small Business) through $79/mo (Agency, 100 accounts per platform), with yearly billing at a discount and a 30-day free trial on every plan; payments are handled through Paddle and PayPro Global. The review record is positive but shallow: 5.0/5 across 10 verified Capterra reviews (Ease of Use 4.6, Features 4.8, Customer Service 5.0), a 5.0 sentiment score from roughly 56 aggregated reviews on Tekpon, and 4 five-star Product Hunt reviews. A lifetime deal ran on DealMirror at $49–$249 against steep anchors ($499–$2,499), but every tier is now marked Expired.

Key Features

  • AI Chatbots — Drag-and-drop, OpenAI-powered bots for Facebook Messenger and Instagram with 30 ready-made templates, conditional flows, JSON API connectors, and webview builders
  • Comment Automation — Keyword-based auto-replies on Facebook and Instagram posts, private replies via Messenger, bulk tagging, auto like/share, and comment moderation with hide/delete rules
  • Multi-Platform Post Scheduling — Schedule text, image, video, carousel, and CTA posts to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, Reddit, Medium, WordPress, and Blogger, with RSS auto-posting and support for Reels and Shorts
  • Google Business Profile Management — Multi-location posting, automatic and manual review replies, Q&A handling, and location insights from one dashboard
  • Unified Social Inbox — Conversation manager that centralizes messages and subscriber interactions across connected accounts
  • Chat-Based eCommerce — Sell directly inside Messenger and Instagram DMs, sync WooCommerce stores, recover abandoned carts, sell digital products, and take orders over WhatsApp
  • Email Marketing — Capture emails inside Messenger chats, segment lists, and send broadcasts and sequence campaigns with a drag-and-drop template builder
  • SMS Marketing — Collect phone numbers in chat and run segmented SMS broadcasts and sequences alongside email
  • AI Replies — Unlimited OpenAI-generated responses for comments and conversations across connected platforms

Who is it for?

  • Small service businesses (salons, restaurants, gyms, tutors) that live on Facebook and Instagram and want automated replies around the clock
  • Solopreneurs and freelancers who want scheduling, basic chatbots, and email/SMS in one cheap subscription instead of three
  • Local businesses with multiple Google Business Profile locations that want review replies automated
  • Small agencies managing up to 100 client accounts on a budget
  • eCommerce sellers who want to close sales inside Messenger, Instagram DMs, or WhatsApp

Who is it NOT for?

  • Brands whose strategy centers on TikTok, Pinterest, or X — CoxPost's current coverage simply doesn't extend there
  • Teams that need polished mobile management or native apps — this is a desktop-first web tool
  • Enterprises needing SSO, compliance controls, SLAs, and a vendor that will exist in five years
  • Anyone who wants deep analytics and reporting — the platform's strengths are automation and engagement, not measurement
  • Buyers unwilling to depend on a small vendor's continued access to Meta and Google APIs

The Bottom Line

CoxPost is one of those rare lifetime-deal platforms where the feature list is almost too generous — real Messenger and Instagram chatbots, comment automation, a decent scheduler, Google Business Profile automation, and email/SMS marketing starting at $9/month, all built on official APIs. The verified reviews back the ease-of-use and support claims, too. But zoom out and the risks stack up: the lifetime deal is dead on the vine, the $499 anchor was always fiction against a $9/month public price, the review base is a few dozen glowing 2023-era write-ups, and the whole product hangs on Meta and Google letting a tiny vendor keep API access — a courtesy that has quietly killed bigger tools than this. As a $9/month experiment for a Facebook-and-Instagram-heavy small business, it's easy to justify. As the backbone of an agency or a lifetime purchase you expect to outlive the hype cycle, I'd keep looking.

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