Every show. Every newsletter. One reliable schedule.
You’re publishing a full network, not one profile — shows, newsletters, channel brands, each with its own audience and its own channels. Publishly runs the whole network as one operation, with receipts.
Publishly gives media networks and creator teams one place for every show, newsletter, and channel brand. Schedule a full week from a CSV with every row checked first, get proof for every post, and pay one flat price instead of one fee per account.
The whole network, one clear view.
One place for every property
Each show, newsletter, or channel brand keeps its own workspace, accounts, and media. Plan the full schedule in one place and check what went live in the same place.
Bulk scheduling that shows its work
Load a week of the network’s posts from a CSV. Every row is validated before anything commits, and every rejected row tells you why — no half-imported slates, no mystery gaps on Thursday.
Receipts across the network
Every post to every channel runs as a tracked delivery with a full state history, and a successful post stores the live URL. When a sponsor asks “did it go out?”, the answer is a link.
Failures reach the team, not the audience
A failed post carries a plain-English reason and alerts the team at once. Temporary problems are tried again after a safe delay, and Publishly never repeats the step that could create a duplicate post.
A week of the network in one import.
Your schedule probably already lives in a spreadsheet. Bring it as-is: the import previews every row against each platform’s real limits before anything commits — so a bad row never quietly eats a slot.
Publishly’s CSV import validates every row before anything commits — and every rejected row states its reason.
A network makes a promise to publish on time. The tool keeping that promise should show proof — for every show, every newsletter, every channel.
The network grows. The bill doesn’t follow it around.
Launching a new show means connecting its channels — not renegotiating your tooling. Plans are sized by how much the network posts, and that’s the only variable.
Publishly plans are flat — $29–$299 a month sized by posting volume, with unlimited connected channels on every paid plan.
Network questions
Can a media network schedule posts for many shows at once?
Yes. Each show, newsletter, or channel brand lives in its own workspace with its own connected channels, and CSV bulk scheduling loads a whole slate in one import — with every row validated and every rejection explained before anything commits. The calendar then shows each property’s week, backed by a delivery receipt per post.
How does CSV bulk scheduling work?
Upload a CSV of scheduled posts and Publishly runs a full validation preview: every row is checked against each platform’s real limits, and every rejected row tells you exactly why. Commit when it’s clean — committed rows become scheduled posts with the same receipts, retries, and failure alerts as anything scheduled by hand.
What does it cost to run a whole network on Publishly?
One flat price sized by posting volume — $29 to $299 a month, with unlimited connected channels on every paid plan. The Free plan includes API access with 50 posts a month across 5 accounts, so you can pilot one property before moving the slate.
Keep the whole network on schedule.
Free forever plan — no credit card. 7-day trial on every paid plan.