The AI agent that runs your brand on Xiaohongshu.
Culturally native. Fully autonomous. Always on.
82% of Chinese consumers reject content that reads like a brand deck. Xiaohongshu rewards peer-voice authenticity, not polished copy.
Full-service Xiaohongshu agencies like Hashmeta and Comms8 charge enterprise rates. Most DTC brands can't afford a single month.
Xiaohongshu's recommendation engine rewards consistency and real-time trend adaptation. Human teams can't keep up with 9 million daily notes.
MoonGate doesn't generate content for you to review and post. It runs your entire Xiaohongshu operation while you sleep.
Generates Xiaohongshu notes that read like they were written by a Shanghai lifestyle blogger, not translated from English. Covers, captions, hashtags, product tags.
Publishes at peak engagement windows for your category. Adapts timing based on real performance data, not generic best-practice guides.
Responds to comments, answers product questions, and builds relationships with followers in natural Mandarin. Escalates edge cases to you.
Monitors trending topics, seasonal moments, and competitor moves across Xiaohongshu in real time. Adjusts your content strategy before you wake up.
Daily dashboards showing saves, comments, shares, follower growth, and conversion signals. No need to read Chinese analytics.
The #1 category on Xiaohongshu. 75% of users are women 18-34 actively researching products.
Chinese consumers discover Western fashion brands through Xiaohongshu before any other channel.
Supplements, fitness, mindfulness. The fastest-growing vertical on the platform.
From matcha to protein bars, food discovery drives some of the highest engagement rates.
In Chinese gardens, a moongate is a circular doorway, a passage between two worlds that changes your perspective the moment you step through. That's what we're building: a passage between Western brands and Chinese consumers that feels natural from both sides. Not translation. Transformation.
Every brand deserves access to the world's most powerful consumer market. Language shouldn't be the wall.