For agencies
You publish on behalf of other people, which makes attribution, approval and evidence part of the job rather than a nicety.
Active social channels, one plan
Owner plus 5 teammates
Client separation that holds up
Every workspace is isolated at the database level as well as in the application. A query that crosses a workspace boundary fails in Postgres, not only in a code path someone could forget.
Approvals a client can actually use
A reviewer sees every target, every variant, the schedule with its time zone and the estimated cost on a single screen, and the screen works on a phone. Approval decisions are recorded with who, when and what they saw.
Evidence for the awkward conversation
Every publication produces an immutable receipt with the external post ID and the full attempt history. When a client asks whether something went out at nine, the answer has a timestamp and a platform identifier attached.
Roles that match how the work is split
Owner, admin, editor, approver, analyst and viewer, scoped per project and per account. Each workspace includes the owner and up to 5 teammates. Every action is attributed to the person who completed it.
The boundary, stated plainly
One plan covers 10 active social channels. A channel is one social account, Page, profile, group or publication connection. Disconnect a channel before adding another when all 10 are active.
Run it on your own accounts
Starting is free, takes no card, and includes your first published posts. Connector availability is shown account by account as each platform completes its review.
Post Array costs $25 a month, or $250 a year, which is two months free. Starting is free and takes no card: connect your accounts, schedule as much as you like, and your first published posts are on us. Connector availability is shown account by account as each platform completes its review.