Step 1
Choose your channels
Select the actual accounts and destinations for this post. Reuse audience groups when the same channels belong together.
Social publishing
Plan, write, review, and schedule social posts in a workspace built for the details of each platform. Keep your calendar, media, team, and publishing results together.
For creators, agencies, and marketing teams managing several social accounts without losing the context behind each post.
A familiar composer, destination-specific controls, and a clear path from draft to published content.
Step 1
Select the actual accounts and destinations for this post. Reuse audience groups when the same channels belong together.
Step 2
Write a shared starting point, attach your media, then adjust copy and settings for individual destinations.
Step 3
Check previews, address publishing requirements, and choose immediate or scheduled publishing. Use approvals when your workspace requires them.
Step 4
Review published, pending, and failed destinations. A multi-channel post can have different outcomes; resolve the destination that needs attention.
Prepare captions and media while keeping platform-specific placements, replies, and publishing options close to the content.
Coordinate upcoming posts and recurring content with the wider campaign calendar. Keep timezone and destination context visible.
Reuse approved assets and organize the material your team publishes repeatedly. Check media requirements before scheduling.
Keep draft creation and publishing responsibilities aligned with workspace roles and the approval process.
Import supported social and blog content from CSV or Google Sheets. Email and WhatsApp campaigns have their own audience workflows.
Use publishing history and supported analytics to understand delivery and performance. Available metrics vary by platform.
Formats, metrics, account types, and permissions differ by platform. A connected account does not mean every platform feature is available through its API.
Review integrations and account requirementsCompare plan access, capacity, and billing options on our pricing page.
View Postly pricingYes. Use the shared content as a starting point and adjust supported destination-specific settings before publishing.
No. Email campaigns belong in Email marketing, where subscribers, sender verification, and unsubscribe handling can be reviewed.
Provider permissions, account health, media requirements, and availability can affect publishing. Postly reports destination outcomes so you can address failures.
Give each format the attention it needs while sharing your workspace, team, media, and campaign context. Choose the product for the job; keep the work connected.
Plan, create, and schedule posts across your social channels.
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