Features

Scheduling, approvals and a calendar for short video.

Schedule a short once, send it through approval if you need to, and read the result in the same calendar.

One queue for every short-form network

Upload a short once. Choose YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, TikTok, Facebook Reels, or any mix. Give each destination its own time. The same cut can carry a different caption, and a different cover where the platform allows one.

Times use the time zone you set on the brand, so a client in another city is not published at your midnight by accident.

Brands, then the accounts inside them

A brand is a group of connected accounts: a client, a product, or your own channel. Each YouTube channel, Instagram account, TikTok account or Facebook Page counts as one connected account toward your plan.

Starter is one brand. Agency is built for a roster. You can read the numbers on the pricing page.

An approval step that can hold a post

Draft a post and send it to an approver. Nothing is sent to the network until they approve it. A rejection comes back with a note. If the planned time passes while a post is still waiting, it does not publish late. You pick a new time.

On the Agency plan, a client can be an approver for the brands you assign, without a seat that can manage every brand in the account.

A calendar, not a pile of drafts

The calendar shows what is queued, what is waiting on approval, and what has published. Change a time on the calendar and the queue updates. It is the place you look when someone asks what is going out this week.

Bulk upload for a week of cuts

Bring in a batch of video files, then set the caption and the time for each one in a list. The batch size depends on the plan. The files are the vertical exports you already make, in formats the destination platform accepts for a short.

Analytics that stay with the post

After a post publishes, Shorts Poster shows the metrics that platform returns for it: views, likes, comments, and any watch or retention figures the platform makes available to the account owner.

What you see depends on the platform. We do not estimate demographics we were not given, we do not buy audience data, and we do not mix in numbers from accounts you did not connect. History is kept for the period on your plan.

Connections you can revoke

Connecting an account uses that platform’s own sign-in. We store an access token so we can publish at the time you set. We do not ask for your YouTube, Meta or TikTok password, and we do not post unless you scheduled the post or an approver released it.

You can disconnect an account in Shorts Poster, and you can revoke access at the platform. For Google, that page is https://security.google.com/settings/security/permissions. How to ask us to delete stored data is on the data deletion page. The detail of what we receive is in the privacy policy.

Where a short can go

Supported platforms

  • YouTube Shorts
  • Instagram Reels
  • TikTok
  • Facebook Reels

Coming next

  • Xpaid add-on
  • LinkedIn
  • Pinterest
  • Threads

Plain names, not logos. The names belong to their owners, and listing them is not a claim of partnership.

LinkedIn, Pinterest and Threads are next. When they are available, connecting them counts toward the same account limits. X posting is a paid add-on, not part of the plan price.