Managing social media shouldn't mean paying $50-500 per month to rent someone else's platform. Marketing teams and agencies waste hours daily logging into multiple platforms, manually posting the same content, and losing track of what was published where. When your SaaS bill increases every time you add a team member, you're not scaling—you're bleeding budget.
Postiz gives you complete control over your social media workflow without the recurring costs. Deploy it once on your infrastructure and schedule posts across Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and more from a unified dashboard. Your team collaborates without sharing passwords, your content calendar stays organized, and your analytics remain under your control. While Buffer charges $108/month for advanced features and Hootsuite wants $99-739/month for team plans, you pay nothing for the core platform—just deploy and run.
Perfect for agencies managing multiple client accounts, marketing teams coordinating campaigns across brands, or any business tired of artificial limits and subscription creep. Own your social media infrastructure instead of renting it month after month.
Schedule a week's worth of content across Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook in 30 minutes instead of posting manually every dayManage 10+ client social accounts from one dashboard without switching tools or sharing login credentials with your teamCoordinate campaign launches across multiple brands with team approval workflows and role-based access controlPlan quarterly content calendars with visual scheduling so you never miss posting on key dates or optimal timesAnalyze which post types and timing drive the most engagement across all your platforms from unified analyticsOnboard new team members to social media management in minutes with granular permissions instead of sharing account passwordsMaintain consistent brand voice across platforms by reusing post templates and media libraries your team can accessScale your agency's social media services without per-client subscription costs eating into profit margins
