For agencies whose roster has outgrown ten brands. Unlimited clients under one subscription, each with approvals, roles, reports and bulk upload, managed from the agency client list.
An agency with more than ten retained clients, or one that adds and retires brands often and does not want to plan around a capacity ceiling. Account managers, writers and client approvers each get the right level of access, and every brand stays in its own workspace.
Enterprise is the same product as Professional with the client limit removed. It does not add single sign-on, extra security controls, service-level agreements or a dedicated account manager. If you need those, ask us before you plan around them.
$500/month, billed monthly, with a 14-day free trial once per agency. There is no yearly option on this plan.
10 questions
Yes. Enterprise has no cap on the number of clients, users or connected social accounts. Each client still has the per-client fair-use limit of 5,000 posts waiting to go out at once.
Only the client capacity. Enterprise carries exactly the same Team features as Standard and Professional: approvals, the Actions list, client roles, reports with CSV export, bulk upload, first comments, the unlimited AI assistant and priority support.
No. PostRoost does not offer single sign-on, two-factor sign-in, audit exports, data residency choices or a dedicated account team on any plan, including Enterprise. Sign-in is by e-mail and password.
Yes. Enterprise has a 14-day free trial, available once per agency. If the trial ends without a paid subscription, the agency returns to the Free plan's limits and nothing is deleted.
Enterprise is billed monthly at its list price; there is no yearly option and no negotiated pricing on the site. If your situation is unusual, tell us through the contact page.
The agency owner chooses Enterprise from the pricing page or the agency's billing page. The upgrade takes effect once the payment is confirmed, and your clients, users, posts and analytics stay exactly as they are.
Yes, when you have 10 clients or fewer at the time the change takes effect. PostRoost lists the clients, users and waiting posts that would not fit and never removes anything automatically.
Requests are unlimited on every paid plan, including Enterprise. The assistant writes in each client's saved brand voice, so it does not mix up brands, and its suggestions are only used when someone chooses them.
The agency client list shows every client with its accounts, posts waiting for approval and posts that need work. Inside a client, the calendar, posts, approvals and analytics only ever show that brand.
The agency owner. One subscription covers every client in the agency, and the owner can change, cancel or resume it from the billing page.
Start on the Free plan with one client. Upgrade when you need approvals, more people or more clients.
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