PostSignOff is a social media manager built for licensed insurance agents. AI drafts platform-fitted posts for X (Twitter), LinkedIn, Instagram, Reddit, Facebook, and TikTok in your brand voice, a compliance review reads every draft before approval, and nothing publishes until you approve it.

Which platforms does it support?

X (Twitter), LinkedIn, Instagram, Reddit, Facebook, and TikTok — published through connected accounts, or exported as a manual-publish package where a carrier requires hand-posting.

Does it guarantee I am compliant?

No, and be suspicious of anything that says yes. It assists supervision; it does not certify or guarantee regulatory compliance. You approve every post; the review makes your supervision faster and leaves a record of what was flagged and acknowledged.

Can it post on its own?

Only if you turn publishing on, and only posts you have approved. Out of the box it cannot publish at all — there is no autopilot mode to accidentally leave on.

Is there a free plan?

No. Every account starts with a 14-day free trial of Pro — every feature, no card. When it ends, your connected accounts are released and approved posts go back to Pending; everything else is saved. Pick Starter or Pro, reconnect, and pick up where you left off.

For licensed insurance agents

Posting grows your book. One wrong post can cost the license that built it.

PostSignOff is a social media manager built for licensed insurance agents. AI drafts your posts for six networks in your voice, a compliance review reads every one before you approve it — and nothing publishes until you do.

Start free See how the review works

The PostSignOff review on a phone. A finding titled Misleading superlative claim quotes the sentence “We offer the best plan in the county — let’s find yours.” from the draft, and the Acknowledge and approve button stays locked until the finding is acknowledged.

Six networks, one reviewX (Twitter)LinkedInFacebookInstagramRedditTikTok

§ 01 · The problem

You’ve deleted more posts than you’ve published.

It’s 9:40 on a Tuesday and there’s a half-written post in your Notes app. You reread the line “the best plan in the county” and can’t remember whether best is a word you’re allowed to use. So you do the safe thing — you delete it. Again. Your feed goes quiet, the agent across town posts twice a day, and quiet doesn’t win quotes.

§ 02 · The alternatives

The three ways agents cope, and where each one breaks.

By hand

Draft in Notes, read it twice, post in six apps. Slow enough that you stop doing it — and “I read it twice” is not a record anyone can check.

A generic scheduler

Calendars and previews, sure. But it will publish anything you paste into it. It doesn’t know a required disclaimer from a hashtag.

Enterprise supervision suites

Real oversight — built for carriers and broker-dealers, priced like it, and they won’t write a word for you.

§ 03 · The criteria

What you’d actually want — all four, not three.

01Drafts that sound like you, fitted to each network — not one caption pasted six times.
02The rules checked before you approve, with the risky sentence quoted back to you.
03Nothing — nothing — that posts by itself.
04A record of what you approved, when, and what it said.

Schedulers give you the first. Suites give you the second and fourth. Nobody gives an independent agent all four. That’s the gap PostSignOff was built in.

§ 04 · The product

Generate. Review. Approve. Then it ships.

Step 1
Generate
One topic becomes a platform-fitted draft for X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, and TikTok — written in your brand voice, avoiding the topics you never touch, with room reserved for your required sign-off.
Step 2
Review
A compliance review reads every draft against the rule pack you work under — Medicare Advantage / CMS rules today. Every finding quotes the exact sentence it is worried about. No vague warnings.
Step 3
Approve
The approve button stays locked until you have acknowledged every finding. Your acknowledgment is recorded — who, when, and what the post said.
Step 4
Ship
Publish through connected accounts, schedule it on the calendar, or export a manual-publish package and post it by hand where a carrier requires it.

§ 05 · Proof

Don’t take the page’s word for it — see it catch something.

These are captures of the app reviewing the draft from the top of this page — the flag, the quoted sentence, the acknowledgment, the unlock, the record. Start free and your first post goes through the same sequence.

The post editor with the draft marked Flagged. The review below it lists three findings: a missing CMS disclaimer, a misleading superlative claim that quotes “We offer the best plan in the county — let’s find yours.”, and a warning about pressure tactics. The acknowledgment checkbox is unticked.

THE FINDING

A review that quotes the flagged sentence back to you, word for word.

THE LOCK

An approve button that will not unlock until findings are acknowledged.

THE HISTORY

Version history that keeps the AI original, every edit, and every approval.

THE PREVIEW

Six platform previews that match what actually publishes, character for character.

Acknowledge, then approve

Tick the attestation and the approve button unlocks. Approving publishes the post exactly as written, under your name.

The acknowledgment checkbox ticked beside the attestation “I have reviewed this finding and take responsibility for this post as its licensed publisher.” The Acknowledge and approve button beneath it is now enabled.

The record

Who acknowledged, when, and which version of the text — stored with the post, visible on it from then on.

The approved post. A chip reads Acknowledged by Rob on 10/12/2026, and the review panel says three findings were acknowledged and approving publishes as-is.

From the team

“We built this around one rule: the tool must never be braver than the license holder. The AI drafts, the review flags with evidence, and the only thing that can put a post on the internet is you. That rule is enforced in the architecture, not the settings.”

— THE PSO DEVELOPMENT TEAM

FAQ

Fair questions

What is PostSignOff?: PostSignOff is a social media manager built for licensed insurance agents. AI drafts platform-fitted posts for X (Twitter), LinkedIn, Instagram, Reddit, Facebook, and TikTok in your brand voice, a compliance review reads every draft before approval, and nothing publishes until you approve it.
Which platforms does it support?: X (Twitter), LinkedIn, Instagram, Reddit, Facebook, and TikTok — published through connected accounts, or exported as a manual-publish package where a carrier requires hand-posting.
Does it guarantee I am compliant?: No, and be suspicious of anything that says yes. It assists supervision; it does not certify or guarantee regulatory compliance. You approve every post; the review makes your supervision faster and leaves a record of what was flagged and acknowledged.
Can it post on its own?: Only if you turn publishing on, and only posts you have approved. Out of the box it cannot publish at all — there is no autopilot mode to accidentally leave on.
Is there a free plan?: No. Every account starts with a 14-day free trial of Pro — every feature, no card. When it ends, your connected accounts are released and approved posts go back to Pending; everything else is saved. Pick Starter or Pro, reconnect, and pick up where you left off.

§ 06 · The ask

Sunday, 25 minutes, week scheduled.

One topic in. A week of drafts out — reviewed, acknowledged, scheduled. Your feed stays alive, and every post that ships has a paper trail. Start free: 14 days of Pro, every feature, no card, the full review on every post.

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