Run the social presence that gets pest control companies recommended by Google. Without spending your evenings writing captions.
Specialty Specialty
A stylistic outlier built to break the pattern. Specialty posts run on a monthly cooldown, at most one per month, so the feed has range without losing its register. The rest of the month stays editorial.
Home Guide Home Guide
A specific, actionable prevention tip a homeowner can do this weekend. Built on operator-grade micro-knowledge: the threshold, the mechanism, the measurement.
Most pest control accounts post like flyers. Yours will read like a magazine. Same operators, same services. Different presentation. Customers notice the difference, and so does the algorithm.
Generic. Looks like everyone else.
Home Guide Home Guide
A specific, actionable prevention tip a homeowner can do this weekend. Built on operator-grade micro-knowledge: the threshold, the mechanism, the measurement.
In your brand colors. About a pest you actually treat. Captioned in your voice.
Google's map pack weights consistent, local, current social activity into its ranking. Six posts a week in your zip code is a clear signal to Google that you're active, current, and the business that should surface when a homeowner searches "pest control near me."
The companies winning local pest searches in 2026 aren't the ones with the cleanest websites. They're the ones with the steadiest activity across the platforms Google watches — Instagram, Facebook, and Google Business Profile. The schedule we run is built specifically for that.
Pest control is one of the few trades where a new company shows up in your service area every season. Most disappear inside eighteen months. A few stick. The ones that stick are the ones homeowners already recognize before they need the service.
Brand-led local social media for pest control isn't a long-tail content strategy. It's running a feed a magazine art director would sign off on, at the cadence Google rewards, week after week, in your zip code. Most agencies can do one or the other. Doing both at the same time is what taste at scale means — and it's the unfair advantage that keeps your name in front of the customer while competitors come and go.
Seasonal Helper Seasonal Helper
Timed to the calendar. Entry windows, breeding triggers, and prevention deadlines that move with the season, so customers see you as the local voice that knows when to act.
Pest Trivia Pest Trivia
A surprising fact a homeowner couldn't easily Google in thirty seconds. Designed to earn the follow. Readers share these and return for the next one.
Home Guide Home Guide
A specific, actionable prevention tip a homeowner can do this weekend. Built on operator-grade micro-knowledge: the threshold, the mechanism, the measurement.
Seasonal Helper Seasonal Helper
Timed to the calendar. Entry windows, breeding triggers, and prevention deadlines that move with the season, so customers see you as the local voice that knows when to act.
Specialty Specialty
A stylistic outlier built to break the pattern. Specialty posts run on a monthly cooldown, at most one per month, so the feed has range without losing its register. The rest of the month stays editorial.
Home Guide Home Guide
A specific, actionable prevention tip a homeowner can do this weekend. Built on operator-grade micro-knowledge: the threshold, the mechanism, the measurement.
Seasonal Helper Seasonal Helper
Timed to the calendar. Entry windows, breeding triggers, and prevention deadlines that move with the season, so customers see you as the local voice that knows when to act.
Twenty-six posts a month, across eight content types in rotation. Specialty posts (like the rat-in-armor cover) run on a strict monthly cooldown, at most one per month, so your feed has range without losing its register. The rest of the month is operator-grade editorial work.
Click any post in the gallery above to see what kind it is and how it fits the rotation.
Your trucks are clean. Your techs know what they're looking at. Your customers refer you without being asked. Then someone finds your Instagram and it looks like every other pest control account in the country. Three posts since spring, stock photos, "call us today!" captions.
You're the best on your block. Time your feed showed it.
Behind the Scenes Behind the Scenes
What a trained technician actually sees and does on a real job. Builds craft credibility. The kind of post that makes a homeowner think "I want THESE people on my house."
Home Guide Home Guide
A specific, actionable prevention tip a homeowner can do this weekend. Built on operator-grade micro-knowledge: the threshold, the mechanism, the measurement.
Ten-minute intake. We learn your voice, your services, your local pest pressure. Connect Instagram, Facebook, and Google Business by signing into your own account — no password sharing, no security worry. Disconnect any time, one click.
Your first month of posts are drafted within 24 hours. You approve, edit, or reject — your call, every time. From there, you always have a two-week runway queued in front of you.
Approved posts go live on schedule. We auto-reply to comments and DMs in your voice.
Home Guide Home Guide
A specific, actionable prevention tip a homeowner can do this weekend. Built on operator-grade micro-knowledge: the threshold, the mechanism, the measurement.
What gets delivered, every week.
Twenty years in the pest control trade. Thousands of customer relationships built one inspection at a time. Built Mantis Corp to make running a service business less of a daily fire drill, and worked with several pest control operators on their web presence along the way.
The Pest Post started when I went looking for someone to handle social media for my own company. The options were the same Canva templates every pest account in the country was already posting, or graphic in-the-field content that made the suburban moms I wanted to reach scroll past. Neither was going to work.
So I built the third option. The same content system Mantis Corp built for ops, tuned for what a pest control account actually needs: trade-credible posts that look like a magazine, not a flyer, and don't make a customer wince. Built for operators, by one.
Jon Cherniss, Founder
Platforms covered
3
Instagram, Facebook, and Google Business Profile — the three Google's map pack watches for local activity.
Posts / month
26
Polished, ready to publish, in your voice. Each one tied to a service you actually offer.
First drafts in
24 hrs
First posts delivered the day after onboarding. Two-week runway always queued in front of you.
The going rate for a pest control company to outsource social is roughly $1,500 to $2,500 a month for eight to twelve generic posts. None of it written by someone who knows the difference between a paper wasp and a yellowjacket. Our launch price is $697/mo — founding members lock in $497/mo for the life of the account.
The typical agency
$1,500–$2,500/mo
The Pest Post
$497/mo
Founding 25 · locked for life
We're the only specialized service, priced for an owner-operator that posts like a trade publication six times a week, for less than a single month of most agencies.
$697/mo
$497/mo
Founding 25 rate. Locked for the life of the account. After the 25th customer, the rate is $697/mo.
Now accepting Founding 25 members. The first 25 customers, monthly or annual, lock in this rate for the life of the account. After the 25 are full, the rate becomes $697/mo or $6,970/yr. The founding rate is never offered again.
30-day money-back guarantee.
Try The Pest Post for thirty days. If you're not happy with the results, full refund. By day thirty we've drafted your full month of content, so if it isn't working we wear the cost.
Cancel anytime. We start writing once you finish a ten-minute brand setup.
Three posts, in your voice, written for your city. No credit card, no sales call.
Tell us about your business. In about thirty seconds you'll see three real posts written for you, tailored to your city and the pests you handle. We'll also drop them in your inbox.