Find out before your client does.
You’re running 20, 100, maybe 500 client accounts. The tool that schedules them should be the one that tells you when something breaks — before the client’s report does.
Publishly is built for agencies managing many client accounts. Every post gets proof, every failure sends an alert with a clear reason, and every paid plan includes unlimited accounts for a flat $29–$299 a month.
Twenty clients. Two hundred accounts. Zero spare eyes.
Posts go out all day across every client you manage. Nobody can watch that by hand — and the failure modes don’t announce themselves.
Silent failures
Most schedulers mark a post “scheduled” and move on. When it never lands, you find out from the client — days later, mid-report.
Tokens die on a timer
Platform connections do not last forever. Some common access tokens last about 60 days; others renew more often. When that renewal breaks quietly, a client’s scheduled posts can stop with it.
No reasons, just red
A red icon with no explanation isn’t status — it’s homework, multiplied by every account you manage.
Every client post, receipted.
A receipt per client account
Each destination runs as its own tracked delivery with a full state history — and a successful post stores the live URL. Proof you can paste straight into a client report.
Failures with reasons
A failed post carries a plain-English reason and tells you whether Publishly will try again, needs your help, or needs different content. Your own software can receive the same alert immediately.
Retries that never double-post
Temporary problems are tried again after a safe delay. The step that creates the post is never repeated blindly, so a retry cannot post twice to a client’s account.
Every failed post in Publishly records a plain-English reason and can alert your own software the moment it happens.
You should never learn a post failed from the client. The alert reaches you first — with the reason, and the retry already scheduled.
Separate by construction
A client’s accounts, tokens, media & posting history live in their own workspace. Nothing bleeds between clients — not credentials, not content, not analytics.
Roles & audit trail
Invite your team per workspace. Invitations, channel changes, key management & bulk operations are recorded — who, what, when, from where.
Clean offboarding
When a client leaves, their workspace leaves with them. Disconnecting a channel destroys its tokens immediately — no residue in your stack.
One client per workspace. Cleanly.
Isolation isn’t a screen in the UI — it’s the boundary your contracts assume. Publishly enforces it in the data model, so you can promise it to a client with a straight face.
Winning a client shouldn’t raise your software bill.
Per-profile pricing is a tax on your growth: every account you win for a client is a line item you pay for. Publishly sizes plans by how much you post — accounts are unlimited on every paid plan.
At 100 profiles, Ayrshare’s published Business pricing works out to $1,228.30 a month; 30 Buffer Team channels cost $360 on monthly billing. Publishly runs $29–$299 a month flat, with unlimited connected accounts on every paid plan.
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Agency questions
How do agencies manage 100+ client social accounts?
Give each client its own workspace, connect their channels through each platform’s own authorization flow, and let the platform watch delivery. In Publishly every post carries a delivery receipt and every failure fires an alert with a reason, so 100+ accounts don’t need 100 pairs of eyes. Plans are flat, so winning another client never raises the software bill.
How do I know a client’s post failed before they do?
The moment a post fails, Publishly records a plain-English reason and sends an in-app alert. Your own software can receive the same signed failure event. Temporary problems are tried again safely, so many failures resolve before anyone outside your team notices.
Can I keep client accounts isolated?
Yes. Each client lives in its own workspace: accounts, tokens, media and history stay separate, team roles are per workspace, and an audit trail records who did what. When a client leaves, their data leaves with them — cleanly.
What does Publishly cost for an agency?
Plans run $29 to $299 a month, sized by how much you post — connected accounts are unlimited on every paid plan. At 100 profiles, Ayrshare’s published Business pricing works out to $1,228.30 a month; 30 Buffer Team channels cost $360 on monthly billing. Publishly does not price per profile or channel.
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