Every post you've already made becomes a local ad

You connect your Instagram through Facebook's own login, add your locations, and keep posting like normal. Every Reel you put up gets run as an ad to people within 1 to 3 miles of each shop. SuperPulse sets the budgets, pushes money toward the locations that are pulling, and switches off anything that stops earning its keep.

Instagram has no ad system of its own. When you tap Boost inside the Instagram app, it is Facebook building and charging for that ad behind the scenes. Your Instagram business account is already joined to a Facebook Page, and that Page is the door every Instagram ad goes through. So we go in through the same door.

Nope. It works with the Reels you already post. Once or twice a week is plenty. The whole point is that the content you're already making finally does a proper day's work.

Two separate things. The £47 + VAT per location is the software. The ad spend is yours, and it goes straight to Meta from your own ad account, so you stay in control of it and can see every penny. Most owners run about £5 a day per location. Your money stays yours, we just aim it better than the boost button does.

Yeah. Each location gets its own radius, its own ads and its own numbers, at £47 each. Budget shuffles between them based on what's working, so a quiet site never eats the loud one's spend. Running more than one brand off the same setup is fine too. Add or drop locations from your dashboard whenever.

Nothing breaks. Every post goes through Meta's own ad review before a penny is spent, so nothing dodgy ever goes live. If one gets knocked back (usually copyrighted music), SuperPulse just skips it and moves to the next. You're not charged for a post that never ran, and your account carries on as normal.

No, not on the locations you already have. Each location is locked at the price you added it, for as long as your subscription runs, and we never raise it. Prices for new members go up as the product gets stronger, so any location you add later joins at whatever the price is that day rather than your original rate. Your early locations stay at their early price, new ones come in at the current one. If you cancel and come back, you rejoin at the current price and the old rate doesn't return.

We've run local ads for 250+ locations. On a 38-location sample measured over the 90 days ending 30 April 2026, profile visits cost between 4p and 12p, averaging 7p. At £5 a day, a location gets seen by locals around 55,000 times a month, and your dashboard shows your own numbers from day one.

Completely. You log in through Facebook's official screen, so we never see or store your password. SuperPulse never posts to your grid or stories. It only runs ads off posts you've already made, the same way a boost from the app does, and you can disconnect any time.

Any business people physically walk into: restaurants, takeaways, cafes, barbers, dentists, aesthetics clinics, gyms, opticians. If most of your customers live or work within a couple of miles, it's built for you. It's not for online-only businesses. If you sell on the internet and ship nationwide (ecommerce, dropshipping, a brand with no local walk-in), there's no local catchment for us to target, so it won't work for you.

Any time, from your account, in a couple of clicks. Monthly, no contract, no notice period. Cancel and the ads stop and you don't pay again. One thing worth knowing: if any of your locations are on an older, cheaper rate and you cancel, you lose it. Come back later and you rejoin at whatever the price is that day, same as a new joiner.