When a homeowner checks out your painting company, what do they find?
Paste your website. runtradeflow.com plans, writes, and designs a month of social posts, so wherever a homeowner checks you out, they find a company worth calling.
Where painting companies lose jobs without noticing
Proof gets stranded Finished jobs and happy customers stay buried in camera rolls.
Consistency disappears Busy season hits and weeks pass with nothing posted.
The workload multiplies Every brand adds another calendar, voice, and approval flow.
Paste your website. Approve your month. Done.
- Paste your site. runtradeflow.com builds the brand kit automatically, logo, colors, services, service area, and how you sound.
- Generate the month. Captions and matched AI images on a painter's calendar: exterior windows, interior season, cabinet work.
- Approve. Flip through, adjust, done in one sitting.
- Auto-publish. Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Google Business Profile on schedule.
The rotation is drawn from real home-services agency playbooks, the calendar an agency would charge a monthly retainer to run.
What a month looks like for a painting company
Six post types that fill the estimate calendar:
- Exterior-season opener (April–May). "Exterior slots for this summer are booking now." True urgency: good-weather weeks are finite, and homeowners who wait until July paint next year.
- Last-call exterior post (early September). The other side of the window, "a few good painting weeks left" fills the tail of the season with the fence-sitters from June.
- Cabinet-refinishing push (January–February). The winter revenue engine. Kitchen cabinet before/afters sell a five-figure-feel transformation at a fraction of a remodel, perfect when it's too cold to spray outside.
- Pre-holiday interior refresh (October). "Want the dining room done before Thanksgiving?" A deadline every homeowner already has on the calendar, doing your urgency for you.
- Curb-appeal / getting-ready-to-sell post (April). Spring listing season puts sellers in paint-buying mode, front doors, trim, and full exteriors framed around sale price, not paint.
- Before/after + review pairing (weekly). The transformation photo pulls the scroll to a stop; the branded review graphic underneath closes the trust gap. Painting's one-two punch.
Founding-member pricing
- Solo, $49/mo. One painting brand, handled.
- Multi, $149/mo. Up to 5 brands, one workspace.
- Agency, $299/mo. Up to 15 brands.
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Painting company social media questions, answered
What should a painting company post besides before/afters? Seasonal booking pushes (exterior windows, cabinet season, pre-holiday interiors), color and finish education, prep-and-process posts that show your crew's care, and review spotlights. runtradeflow.com rotates all of it so the feed isn't the same photo format thirty times.
Our brand colors matter to us, will the posts actually match? That's the heart of it. The brand kit is pulled from your website, logo, palette, fonts, voice, and every graphic generates from that kit, so the feed stays cohesive instead of looking like clip art from six different tools.
We do interior and exterior, residential and some commercial. Can it handle the mix? Yes. The generator writes from your actual service list, seasons the exterior content, keeps interior and cabinet work running year-round, and publishes to LinkedIn as well as Facebook and Instagram for the commercial side.
Do I have to approve every post? You approve the month before anything publishes, keep, edit, or regenerate any post. Nothing goes out that you haven't seen.
A month of posts in less time than one estimate.
Try runtradeflow.com free, no card required. Paste your website and watch the month build itself.