Social media scheduling for restaurants
Set the week's specials, brunch and events once, publish them at service times rather than whenever someone remembers, and keep Google Business Profile in the same queue.
- No credit card
- Free plan forever
- Cancel anytime
How it works for restaurants & cafés
Three things that change when this runs in AeroReply.
- Publish on service time, not on office timeA lunch special posted at 4pm is a wasted post. Slots are timezone-aware, so you set the hour the post should land and it lands there whether or not anyone is near a phone during prep.
- Timezone-aware slots
- Month / week / day views
- Drag to move when the menu changes
- The local listing is in the same queueGoogle Business Profile is one of the networks in the calendar, so an opening-hours change or a new special goes to the place people actually search from the same entry as Instagram and Facebook.
- Every network, one entry
- Google Business Profile included
- Per-network formatting handled
- Last week's winners come back on their ownThe posts that reliably fill tables — the Sunday roast, the set lunch, the private-hire enquiry post — get marked evergreen and return to the queue without anyone rewriting them, so a quiet week never means an empty feed.
- Evergreen recycling
- No rewriting what already worked
- Fills gaps in a busy week
Post on time, watch it work
Plan the week once. Posts go out at the best time and the likes, comments and clicks come back to one place.
- 1Plan and schedule the week
- 2Posts go out at the best time
- 3Likes, comments and leads roll in
Pick a draft, then click a slot.
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Everything below lives in the same account, on the free plan to start.
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What creators and business owners say after switching.
Short links showed me TikTok sends twice the clicks Instagram does. I changed my posting plan the same week.
Marcus BellFood creatorPeople DM “price?” and I used to miss half of them. The AI agent answers in my tone and sends the shop link.
Hana SatoIllustratorSetup took one evening. The CRM shows who clicked, who asked about pricing and who is ready to buy.
Chris DonovanPersonal trainerQuestions, answered
Pick a question to see the answer.
Yes — that's the usual pattern. Lay the week out on the calendar, drag anything the kitchen changes, and each post publishes at the local time you set.
The attempt is logged with the reason the network gave, and retries are idempotent so a retry can never post the same thing twice.
Social media scheduling for restaurants
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