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Knowing if a post is good before you publish it

Posting and checking the numbers means learning in forty-eight hours, once per post. Getting the draft scored means learning in thirty seconds, as many times as you need.

Sound familiar?

You post on gut feeling and find out how it did afterward.
You have nobody to show a draft to.
You agonize over a hook for an hour, then post the first version.
You don't know what to fix when a post doesn't work.

What Kast does for you

01

A score, broken down

Hook, relevance to your audience, angle, native format, reaction trigger, closeness to your best posts, voice and CTA.

02

Evidence behind every score

Kast quotes the exact passage. A score without a reason is worthless.

03

A three-level verdict

Publish, rework or redo. No extra shades of gray.

How to do it, step by step

1

Paste your draft

Exactly as you plan to post it, formatting included.

2

Read the sub-scores, not the overall score

The detail is what tells you what to fix.

3

Fix the lowest-scoring dimension

One at a time, so you can measure the gain.

4

Publish or hold off

A "redo" verdict saves you more time than publishing an average post.

Frequently asked questions

On a benchmark built with you: your target audience, your positioning, the formats in your industry and your own best-performing posts. It's not a universal score, it's a score for you.
A free checker looks at form: length, hashtags, the cutoff. That's useful, and we offer one. It knows nothing about your audience, doesn't rewrite, and will never know if the topic is worth publishing.

Stop guessing whether your post is good.

Kast scores it, tells you why, and fixes it with you. 7-day free trial, cancel anytime.

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