Social media management for agencies, minus the reposting.

Send them your PostOnce invite link. They pick a platform and approve access on that platform’s own login screen, so you never handle their password or 2FA codes. The account then appears in your PostOnce. You can copy, regenerate or turn off the link at any time.

Not the all-in-one kind. Suites like Hootsuite, SocialPilot and Sendible bundle planning, approvals, reports and an inbox, and many charge by user or profile. PostOnce does one job: it publishes each client’s new post to their other accounts. You can keep your planner and let PostOnce handle the reposting. For scale: SocialPilot’s Ultimate plan is $200 a month for 50 accounts; PostOnce Pro covers 50 accounts for $69 and Agency covers 200 for $199.

Each workflow sends one account’s posts only to the accounts you pick, so one client’s video never lands on another client’s accounts. Name each workflow after the client and you’ll see its posts and their status on its own page. All clients live in one PostOnce login; there are no separate client workspaces.

No. There’s no approval flow, client-facing calendar, analytics report or white label. Keep the tools you use for those. PostOnce picks up the post once it’s live on the client’s main account, however you published it.

PostOnce posts through each platform’s official posting APIs, the same way schedulers do. In our test of 40 YouTube channels there was no consistent drop in views after they started posting through PostOnce. Reach problems usually come from account standing, not from how a video was uploaded.

Yes. Each account in a workflow can add its own text before or after the original caption, like a client’s booking link on Facebook or hashtags on TikTok. You can also choose which posts go out: videos only, posts with or without certain hashtags, or no Trial Reels.

Yes. Connect the client’s Facebook Page and their LinkedIn profile or company page, then add them to that client’s workflow.

Yes. Turn on existing content in the workflow and PostOnce queues the client’s older posts to the new account on a publishing schedule you set. New posts keep flowing as usual.

Yes. Carousels, slideshows and photo posts are supported as well as videos. YouTube only takes videos, so photo posts go to every platform except YouTube.

Plans count connected accounts, not clients or users. If each client has four accounts, Creator’s 15 covers three clients, Pro’s 50 covers twelve and Agency’s 200 covers fifty.

PostOnce has a 7-day free trial: up to 10 posts, no credit card. After that it’s a paid plan: Pro covers 50 accounts for $69 a month and Agency covers 200 for $199.

Yes. The trial is 7 days with no credit card, and paid plans can be cancelled anytime.