What actually landed
Most publishing tools show you opens and most social tools show you likes, and neither answers the only question worth asking: which piece of writing brought people in. The Open Times keeps both sets of numbers against the same post.
The post that won the subscriber
Signups and upgrades are attributed to the post a reader arrived on, so a piece that quietly converts is visible next to the one that merely got attention.
Counts, attached to your posts
Social metrics are stored per published target, so a post that went to three networks keeps three separate sets of numbers rather than one blended total.
Batched and rate-aware
Syncs run in batches against each provider's API, and posts deleted upstream are skipped rather than reported as errors.
More features
- Publications Write long-form posts to a publication you own, at your own domain, with nothing sitting between you and the page.
- Newsletter Publishing a post emails it to your subscribers. The web page and the send are one action, not two tools.
- Paid subscriptions Turn on paid tiers, mark posts subscriber-only, and take payment straight into your own Stripe account.