One idea, many formats: a Reel on Instagram, a video on TikTok and YouTube, a thread-length post on LinkedIn. Plan them together, write each network's caption properly, and let a manager review sponsored posts before they go out.
The example follows a fictional cooking creator, Juniper & Rye.
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Yes, on the Team plan: turn on approval for your brand and add your manager as an admin. Everything waits for their sign-off.
Public TikTok posting depends on TikTok having audited the app used by the deployment. Read the TikTok page before you rely on it.
Essentials if you work alone: unlimited scheduling, the full AI assistant, first comments and full reports. Team if a manager or editor needs their own login or must approve posts.
Yes. Attach the video once, tick the accounts and write each network's caption in its own tab; YouTube uses the first line as the title.
No. Write the disclosure into the caption yourself. The assistant's risk check can point out a missing disclosure, but it is a prompt, not a guarantee.
Yes. Describe your voice once in the brand voice settings (who you are, who you talk to, words to use and avoid, hashtags you always use) and drafts follow it.
No. Instagram Stories and YouTube Shorts-specific settings are not supported. Reels, carousels, TikTok videos and photo posts and YouTube uploads are.
Instagram and TikTok captions cannot carry clickable links, so point to your profile. YouTube links go in the description, and on X a first reply keeps the link out of the main post.
No. PostRoost focuses on planning, publishing and reporting; reply on each network.
Yes, from Essentials: the post engagement report shows likes, comments, shares and more per account. TikTok numbers are not available with the current connection.
Start on the Free plan with one client. Upgrade when you need approvals, more people or more clients.
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