Small businesses
Post consistently without hiring a social media manager: connect the accounts, plan the month, and let the calendar do the remembering.
Who this is for
Owners, shop managers and marketers who run social alongside everything else and get twenty minutes a week for it.
Consistency beats intensity, and consistency is exactly what a small team loses first. The answer is not more content — it is one place where the month is visible, one person who can approve, and a scheduler that publishes whether or not anyone is at the desk.
Honest caveats
- There is no free plan. You get 10 days on the Starter plan with no card, then pick a plan to continue.
- Starter connects 12 networks (no X/Twitter) with 50 accounts and 10 posts per platform per month.
- Payment is taken in PKR; the pricing page shows the PKR total and the USD list price together.
The workflow, step by step
- 01Write
Write it when you have the idea
Drafts are server-side, so a post written on Sunday survives to Wednesday. Per-network variants and character guards mean one draft becomes a correct post on every network without you learning fifteen rules.
- 02Schedule
Put the whole month on one calendar
Month, week and list views show everything scheduled across every connected account. Fill gaps, drag posts between days, and use queue slots when you want a recurring rhythm rather than exact times.
- 03Approve
A second pair of eyes, when you want one
Invite a co-founder, a store manager or your agency as admin, editor, approver or viewer. Five roles means the bookkeeper gets read-only access instead of publish rights. Turn the workflow on only for the groups that need it.
- 04Publish
No one has to remember
The scheduler ticks every 60 seconds and publishes at the scheduled time. Facebook posts go to Pages, Instagram needs a Business or Creator account, and every rejection reason lands on the post itself with the fix.
- 05Measure
Ten honest minutes a week
The analytics dashboard answers three questions: how many posts went out, what reached people, and which posts did the work. Anything a network does not report is marked as not measured instead of showing a zero.
Every claim on this page is checked against the product
The fact sheet has the verified numbers, and the comparison pages put them next to the alternatives — without invented checkmarks.