Approvals
Get the yes. Skip the email chain.
Send posts for sign-off, let clients approve or comment right on the post, and approved posts go out at the time you planned. Reviewers are free on every plan.
Fewer emails. Faster yes.
Cross out the back-and-forth. Keep the sign-off.
Sign-off
Emailing screenshots and waiting for a reply.
Send it for review. It waits for a yes.
The client
Sharing your password so the client can check.
Invite them to review. They approve, comment or send it back. Nothing else.
Feedback
Digging for notes across three email threads.
Comments live on the post.
Changes
Rebuilding the post after one small edit.
Send it back with a note.
Timing
Rescheduling everything once it's approved.
It goes out at the time you planned.
Status
Writing “any update?” emails.
Everyone's emailed when it moves.
Seats
Paying for a seat so a client can click approve.
Reviewers are free, unlimited, on every plan.
Before you invite a client.
Which plans include approvals?
Every plan. Pro, Business and Scale all include the full approval workflow and unlimited reviewers, starting at $19/month.
Can clients approve posts without editing access?
Yes. Invite a client with only the approve permission. They can review, approve, request changes and comment, but can't write, publish, connect accounts or change settings.
Do reviewers cost extra?
No. Every plan includes unlimited team members, so bringing a client in to review never changes the price.
What happens when a post is approved?
It's scheduled, or published straight away, exactly as the author planned, and the author gets an email saying it was approved.
What does “request changes” do?
It sends the post back to draft with a note on what to fix. The author edits it and sends it for review again, and every round is kept on the post.
Can the author edit a post while it's pending?
Yes. The author can withdraw it from review at any time, keep editing, and send it again. No approver is needed to unlock it.
What if one post goes to several accounts?
Each account's version is reviewed on its own, so you can approve Instagram now and send LinkedIn back for edits.
Do people who can publish have to go through review?
No. Anyone with publish rights posts directly. They can still send a single post for review when they want a second pair of eyes.