Multiple accounts
Every brand, every account. One place.
Connect several Facebook Pages, multiple X profiles and two LinkedIn organizations side by side, and pick which ones each post goes to. No social sets, no per-account fees.
More accounts. Fewer logins.
Cross out the account juggling. Keep every brand.
Second account
Paying again for a second Instagram.
As many per network as your plan holds.
Switching
Logging out and back in to post as the other brand.
Every account is one row. Tick the ones each post goes to.
Social sets
Buying a “social set” for every brand.
No sets. Just accounts.
Pages & orgs
Connecting Pages one login at a time.
Pick every Page or org in one go.
Cross-posting
Pasting one post into five accounts.
Write once, send to many.
Reconnecting
Losing a slot every time you reconnect.
Reconnects are always free.
Your plan
Counting how many accounts each network allows.
10, 100 or 300 in total. Spread them however you like.
Before you connect them all.
Can I connect more than one account on the same network?
Yes. Connect as many accounts per network as you need, like several Facebook Pages, multiple X profiles or two LinkedIn organizations, all in one workspace with no social-set fee.
Is there an extra charge for a second Instagram or Facebook account?
No. Your plan caps the total number of connected accounts (10 on Pro, 100 on Business, 300 on Scale), not how many sit on one network.
Which networks can I connect?
Threads, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Pinterest, LinkedIn and X.
How do I choose which accounts a post goes to?
Tick them in the composer. Write once and send to several, and each account gets its own copy you can edit or approve on its own.
Can I pick which Facebook Pages or LinkedIn organizations to connect?
Yes. When you connect Facebook or LinkedIn you choose exactly which Pages or organizations to bring in, and each one shows up as its own account.
Does reconnecting an account use up a slot?
No. Reconnecting an account that's already there is free. Only adding a new account counts toward your plan.