Who runs this and since when
Running since 2023, with 51 websites across 4 language markets. This page states what is confirmed, and what we do not claim.
hello@localberg.com
- Since 2023
- 51 websites
The record
- Launched, and still trading
- 2023
- posts are published weekly
- 13.500
- Language markets the pipeline produces in
- 4
- Platforms published to daily, per website
- 40
51 websites across 4 languages have kept paying. That is the market's answer on whether the automation works, and it is the only claim about demand that what is recorded will support.
Where it runs, and what went wrong early
4 language markets
The pipeline produces quality-checked output in English, Spanish, Portuguese and Russian. It produces in these languages rather than being available in them, and the same hand inspection is applied to each.
Each market has a different local agency ecosystem, different platform habits and a different mix of business and consumer customers. The split set at onboarding is what proportions the plan to each one.
The ban history, as it happened
Account bans were a real early failure. The system was reworked with retry queues and account rotation, and there have been no account bans since.
We do not say bans never happen, and nothing here is a guarantee. The claim holds because of the mechanism under it: rotation spreads posting across accounts, retry queues absorb refusals, and standing monitoring alerts to Discord and Telegram the same day a property stalls.
The method, stated as architecture
A reader who understands how it works stops asking whether it works. This is what runs, in the order it runs.
Generation
5 passes, 6 stages
5 research passes, 3 virtual authors, 6 generation stages and 9 models routed by task.
Quality
Inspected by hand
Every item, not a sample. 40-70% of it is regenerated, over 4-6 rounds.
Distribution
One article, 40 platforms
7 derived formats, published daily. Platform APIs where they exist, browser automation where they do not.
Measurement
Proof per post
Backlink status per post, tiered link building as a standing pipeline step, and click-through from the post to your own site.
You keep control throughout: edit the content map, edit the articles, steer the image prompts. All 21 steps are set out on the how it works page, in the order they run.
Ownership and contact
Content ownership
You own the content you paid for.
Everything produced persists to the backend, where you can edit it, rewrite it or download it. That covers the source articles, the 7 derived formats and the images.
Contact
- hello@localberg.com
- No social profiles yet.
Common questions
Who owns the content Localberg produces for me?
You do. Source articles, the 7 derived formats and the images persist in your workspace, where you can edit, rewrite or download them.
Is Localberg a solo founder or a team?
That is not recorded, so it is not stated either way. What is recorded is the customer count, the markets and the mechanism, and all three are on this page.
Why do you not publish revenue numbers?
Because the figure is not recorded. Publishing an estimate would be an invention, and the customer count already answers the question a reader is really asking.
Are the virtual authors real people?
No. 3 virtual authors are generated per customer as personas, each with its own expertise and writing style, and the site says so wherever they appear.
What happens to my content if Localberg stops trading?
The published posts stay on the platforms they went to and the accounts remain yours. Everything in the workspace can be downloaded, so keep a copy of what you want to retain.
Answer 2 questions and the loop starts
One service or all 4, priced per website. Change the mix at any cycle.