Social media scheduler features for teams and agencies

How the features fit together

A normal week in Postozo looks like this. You set posting times for each channel, then write posts in the post editor, with the AI assistant for first drafts and translations. Posts for clients who want to check first wait for approval from a review link. At the set time, the publishing engine sends each post once, and tells you in plain words if a network says no. Afterwards, analytics and short link clicks show what worked, and the best time to post feeds back into next week.

Included in every plan

Every plan has all 30 channel types, unlimited posts, the calendar, the post editor, previews, bulk upload, client reports, link in bio pages, client connect links, the app with push notifications, the browser extension, analytics, short links, review links, the public API, the MCP server and the command line tool. Team members, customers with approval rules and RSS auto post start with the Team plan. See Pricing, and the terms that apply on the legal page.

Find the right fit

See how Postozo works for agencies, small businesses, creators and marketing teams, or read an honest comparison with other tools. All 4 are on the solutions page.

What is new

Features ship often. The changelog lists every change by date, like the AI assistant and the 9 networks added on 29 September 2026. Try the free tools without an account, or read about us and why reliability comes first.

What Postozo does not do yet

To save you time: there is no social inbox, so you answer comments and messages in each network's own app. There is no social listening, no app in the App Store or Google Play (the app installs from the browser), no AI video and no design editor. Canva, Google Drive and Dropbox are built into the media library but not switched on yet. The comparisons show which other tools have them.

White label for agencies

On the Pro and Ultimate plans, clients see your agency name, logo and colour instead of ours: on review pages, in the app when they sign in, and in the emails they get. Review links can use your own domain. See white label social media management and the how-to guides.