Free decision tool

Choose the social platforms your business can serve well.

Answer five practical questions. Get a ranked starting mix with visible reasons, realistic next steps, and no pressure to be everywhere.

  • 12 live destinations
  • No login required
  • Ranked from visible inputs

Find your starting mix

Five practical inputs are enough to narrow the field. You can change any answer and rerun the ranking.

A smaller, sharper start

Presence is not the same as a channel strategy.

The best starting set depends on who buys, what you can produce, how long the decision takes, where the audience is, and how much time the team really has.

01

Reach the buyer

Start where the right people already discover, compare, or discuss offers like yours.

02

Match the format

A visual network is only a fit when you can supply useful visual work repeatedly.

03

Protect consistency

Weekly capacity limits the recommended mix to two, three, or four live destinations.

Current availability

Twelve live destinations, four clearly marked next

The selector ranks only destinations Native can publish to today. Upcoming channels stay outside the result until they are live.

  • FacebookLive
  • InstagramLive
  • LinkedInLive
  • Instagram StoriesLive
  • Facebook StoriesLive
  • YouTubeLive
  • ThreadsLive
  • XLive
  • TikTokLive
  • PinterestLive
  • RedditLive
  • BlueskyLive
  • SnapchatComing soon
  • TelegramComing soon
  • DiscordComing soon
  • SlackComing soon

Once you choose the channels, Native can run the work.

Native learns your brand, drafts at least 50 high-quality posts every month, schedules and publishes approved content, then adapts from results. You can keep approval control or choose full autopilot.

Questions about choosing platforms

No. A smaller set that reaches the right audience and matches your production capacity is usually a better starting point. Add another network when it has a clear role and you can support it consistently.

Put the choice to work

Useful next steps

Choose the focus. Let Native run the loop.

Start with a clear channel mix, then automate research, production, approval, scheduling, and publishing.