Pin on time, every time.
Queue a month of pins in one sitting. Dripboard drips them out at the hours your audience actually shows up, then shows you which boards earned the click.
- No credit card to start
- Connect with Pinterest OAuth
- Cancel anytime
- Pinterest metrics stored on our servers
- 0
- Accounts on a single Studio seat
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- Day trial, no card required
- 14
- Starter plan, for as long as you want it
- $0
Three things that make Pinterest exhausting
None of them are about making good pins. They are about everything around the pin.
Manual pinning eats the evening
Uploading one pin at a time, retyping the same description, picking the board again. An hour goes into work that was never the creative part.
The good hours are not your hours
Your audience browses while you sleep, in a timezone you do not live in. Publishing when you happen to be free is publishing into an empty room.
Impressions do not pay
Pinterest's own dashboard leads with reach. The number that matters is how many people left Pinterest and landed on your page.
Everything between the idea and the click
No dashboards you will never open. Six things that carry the weight of a publishing week.
Visual queue
Drag pins across a calendar that shows every board and account in one grid.
Smart slots
Publishing hours ranked by what your own account actually earned.
Bulk upload
Two hundred images, one CSV, one pass. Titles, links, and boards mapped together.
Click analytics
Saves and outbound clicks per pin and per board, not just impression counts.
Board rotation
Choose the boards yourself; each copy is queued as its own pin, days apart.
Multi-account
Run client accounts side by side with drafts, review links, and approvals.
Your best hour is not the one in the blog post
Generic best-time charts are averages of everyone else's niche. Dripboard ranks slots from the saves and clicks your own account earned, then keeps the ranking current as your audience shifts.
- Hour-by-weekday heatmap, recomputed from Pinterest each visit
- Suggested slots you can accept into the queue in one click
- Audience timezone, with daylight saving handled
- Daily ceiling per account so nothing publishes in a burst
Impressions are flattering. Clicks pay.
Every pin carries its publish time, board, and destination link, so the numbers answer a real question: which of these is sending people to my site, and when did I post it?
- Saves, outbound clicks, and save rate per pin
- Boards ranked by clicks per pin, not by pin count
- UTM tags applied automatically to every destination link
- Weekly email digest and CSV export for client reporting
- Read live from Pinterest, never archived on our servers
Three steps, then it runs without you
Setup is a single afternoon. After that the only recurring job is filling the queue.
- 01
Connect Pinterest
Authorize through Pinterest's official OAuth screen. Dripboard never sees your password, and you can revoke access at any time.
- 02
Fill the queue
Upload in bulk or add pins one by one. Set your publishing slots once and drop pins into the next opening.
- 03
Watch what lands
Pins publish on schedule. Saves and outbound clicks flow back in so the next batch is a better guess than the last.
Priced for one account or eight
Start free with a single account. Move up when the queue stops fitting.
Starter
For one account and a queue you want to try before you trust.
- 1 Pinterest account
- 30 scheduled pins per month
- Calendar and list views
- Live summary metrics
- Email support
Creator
For solo creators and shop owners publishing every week.
- 3 Pinterest accounts
- Unlimited scheduled pins
- Smart slot suggestions
- Bulk upload and CSV import
- Board rotation
- Full pin and board analytics
- Automatic UTM tagging
Studio
For agencies and teams running accounts on behalf of clients.
- 8 Pinterest accounts
- Everything in Creator
- Drafts, review links, and approvals
- 3 team seats
- Scheduled email reports and CSV export
- Activity history and audit log
- Priority support
Full feature comparison on the pricing page.
The ones people ask before signing up
Does Dripboard publish to Pinterest automatically?
It publishes on schedule, but only what you chose. Every pin in the queue is one you created and placed in a slot yourself; at that time it goes out through Pinterest's official API, with no reminder step and nothing to confirm on your phone. Dripboard never picks content on your behalf, and it does not repin, follow, or engage with anything on its own — Pinterest's developer guidelines require that a person choose each pin to be published, and that suits us fine.
Do I need to hand over my Pinterest password?
No. You connect through Pinterest's own OAuth screen, which returns an access token to Dripboard. Your password is never entered into or stored by us, and you can revoke the connection from Pinterest's settings or from your Dripboard account at any time.
Do you store my Pinterest data?
No. Pinterest's developer guidelines forbid third-party apps from storing information obtained through their API, and we follow that — including the one exception those guidelines allow, which we have chosen not to use. Your boards, your existing pins, and your metrics are fetched when you open a screen and discarded once it has rendered. What we keep is what you made here: the images and text you uploaded, and your instruction to publish them at a given time. The single exception is the board you picked for a pin that has not gone out yet, which waits encrypted alongside that instruction and is erased as the pin publishes — a scheduled pin has to know its destination when its turn comes. Nothing permanent in our database carries a Pinterest identifier. The privacy policy has a table drawing the line row by row.
What happens to my scheduled pins if I cancel?
Your queue stops publishing at the end of the paid period and your account drops to the Starter limits. Nothing is deleted for 30 days, so you can export your uploaded pins and your publishing records before they go. There is no metrics archive to export, because we never held one.
How are the suggested publishing times calculated?
From your own account, at the moment you ask. Dripboard requests your recent performance from Pinterest, groups the saves and outbound clicks by hour and weekday, and ranks the slots — then throws the underlying data away. New accounts start from a generic baseline and shift toward their own numbers once they have published for a few weeks.
More answers on the FAQ page.
Start with the next 30 pins
Connect an account, fill a week, and see whether the queue holds. The free plan does not ask for a card.