The agency plan for a small client roster. Each client gets its own calendar, accounts, brand voice and approval rule; your team works across all of them from one agency client list.
A small agency or freelancer with two or three retained clients, where each client has its own look, voice and sign-off person.
After signing in you land on the client list: every client with its connected accounts, posts waiting for approval and anything that needs attention, plus a meter such as “2 of 3 clients”. Open a client to work in its calendar, posts, approvals and analytics. See multi-client management.
$99/month, billed monthly, with a 14-day free trial once per agency. There is no yearly option on this plan.
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Yes. Standard includes a 14-day free trial, available once per agency (a trial used on another plan counts). If the trial ends without a paid subscription, the agency returns to the Free plan's limits and nothing is deleted.
No. Standard is billed monthly only.
Adding a fourth client is refused on Standard, with a suggestion to move to Professional (10 clients) or Enterprise (no client limit). Existing clients keep working.
No. Users are unlimited, including client users who only see their own brand.
The screen you land on after signing in: every client with its connected accounts, posts waiting for approval and posts that need work, plus a capacity meter such as "2 of 3 clients".
Yes. Approval is switched on or off per client, and each client has its own owner and admins who can approve its posts.
Yes. Agency owners, admins, editors and viewers see every client; client users only see the clients they were added to.
Yes. Capacity counts the clients that exist in the agency, so removing one makes room for another. Removing a client deletes its posts and history, so export anything you need first.
Only when you add a second brand. Standard includes everything Team has, so the change gives you more client slots and the agency client list, nothing less.
Yes. Upgrades take effect once the payment is confirmed, and the charge for the rest of the period is prorated by our payment provider.
Start on the Free plan with one client. Upgrade when you need approvals, more people or more clients.
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