You run the business and the accounts. PostRoost lets you plan a week of posts in one sitting, write once for every network, and stop thinking about posting until next week.
The example uses a fictional café, Copperline Coffee.
Essentials adds bulk upload for when you want to plan a whole month from a spreadsheet.
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No. Consistency matters more than volume; three good posts a week that go out reliably beat seven rushed ones. PostRoost makes the reliable part easy.
For one brand and up to 10 posts waiting at a time, often yes. Essentials removes that limit and adds bulk upload, first comments and full reports.
No. Sign up with your name, business name, e-mail address and a password, and your business is set up as the first client.
Free and Essentials include one user. Team adds unlimited users, roles and an approval step if you want to check posts first.
No. Posts are published from PostRoost's servers at the time you chose, in your business's time zone.
Five assistant requests a week on Free, and unlimited on every paid plan. You read and choose every suggestion yourself.
The ones your customers already use. Doing two networks well beats doing five badly; you can connect more later without paying more.
No. Google Business Profile is not supported. PostRoost publishes to Facebook Pages, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, TikTok, YouTube and Pinterest.
PostRoost works in a mobile browser, though the month calendar is easier on a larger screen. There is no mobile app.
The analytics overview shows the last 30 days on Free. Essentials adds full history, the post engagement report and CSV export.
Start on the Free plan with one client. Upgrade when you need approvals, more people or more clients.
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