See how every Facebook group you post to performs
Not every group you've joined is worth posting to. Group Intelligence tracks how each group responds to your posts over time, so you can see which ones consistently accept your content and which ones keep failing, without checking each one by hand.
How do I know which Facebook groups perform best?
PilotPoster tracks every post attempt to every group you've joined and rolls it up into a per-group success rate and health score. Open any group's detail panel to see its full posting history, recent failures, and how it's trending, so you can decide which groups to keep prioritizing and which to drop.
A health score for every group
Each group gets a running score based on your own results in that group: how often posts go through, how often they fail, and whether failures are getting more frequent. It's not a Facebook rating, it's your own track record with that specific group.
See the full history, not just the last post
Open a group's detail panel from your Groups page and see every attempt: date, campaign, whether it succeeded, and the reason for any failure. Patterns that are invisible one post at a time become obvious across weeks of history.
- Success rate calculated from your own posting history
- Recent failures shown with the reason PilotPoster recorded
- Health score updates automatically after every post attempt
- Works across manual campaigns, RSS, and Auto AI posts
- No extra setup, it builds itself as you post
Built on the same data as your reports
Group Intelligence uses the exact same posting activity that shows up in your Posting & Delivery Reports and Outcome Tracking, so the numbers always agree with each other. It's one consistent picture of what happened in each group, not three different tools telling you three different things.
Does Group Intelligence need any setup?
No. It builds itself from your existing posting activity. The more you post, the more accurate each group's score becomes.
What counts toward a group's health score?
The mix of successes and failures PilotPoster has recorded for that group across all your campaigns, weighted toward more recent activity.
Can I use this to decide which groups to drop?
Yes. Groups with a low health score and repeated recent failures are good candidates to remove from your lists, since Facebook is likely rejecting or filtering posts there.
Does this work with Safety Autopilot?
Yes. Safety Autopilot uses the same underlying failure history to decide when to pause posting to a struggling group, so the two features reinforce each other.
Stop guessing which groups still work
See a real success rate for every group you post to.