Built for the person running 50 brands, not one.
Multi-brand, multi-location, multi-market — one calendar for the whole portfolio, one flat price for the volume.
Publishly lets multi-brand and multi-location businesses post to all of their accounts from one calendar and one API. Every brand keeps its own channels, voice, and workspace, and pricing is sized by posting volume — so brand number 50 costs the same as brand number 5.
A portfolio is not fifty separate jobs. It is one publishing operation with fifty voices — and it deserves tooling that treats it that way.
Every brand, one view
Month, week & day views across the whole portfolio. Work one brand when you’re deep in it; see the entire slate when you’re planning the week.
Per-brand routing
Each post goes to that brand’s own connected channels — captions tailored per network, checked against each platform’s real limits before anything schedules.
Brand isolation
Workspaces keep every brand’s accounts, tokens, media & history separate. Nothing bleeds across brands — not credentials, not content, not analytics.
Receipts per brand
Every destination runs as a tracked delivery with a full state history. When Tuesday’s slate goes out, you check receipts — not fifty tabs.
Fifty brands. One board.
You already hold the whole portfolio in your head. Publishly puts it on one board — every brand’s slate visible, every post routed to the right channels, every delivery receipted.
From 5 brand or client accounts to 500 — same API, same flat price.
50 brands. One clear health view.
See what is healthy, what needs attention, and what happened to every post without opening each account one by one.
Warnings before a connection expires
See which brand needs attention before a scheduled post is put at risk. The warning names the account and the next step.
One broken account stays contained
A disconnected account is held back while healthy brands and locations keep publishing. One bad connection does not stop the whole calendar.
Proof for every destination
Each brand and platform gets its own result, live link, and failure reason. You can answer “did it go out?” without checking dozens of tabs.
Priced by what you post. Not how many brands you run.
Adding a brand should be a creative decision, not a pricing call. On Publishly it’s just connecting channels — the plan you’re on already covers them.
Publishly plans run $29–$299 a month sized by monthly posting volume; connected accounts are unlimited on every paid plan.
Multi-brand questions
How do I post to multiple accounts across different brands?
Connect each brand’s channels through each platform’s own authorization flow, then publish from one calendar or one API call. Publishly routes every post to the right brand’s accounts, tailors the caption per network, and returns a delivery receipt per destination — so the portfolio stays one operation instead of fifty logins.
Will 50 brands end up sounding the same?
They shouldn’t, and the structure fights it: every brand keeps its own workspace, channels, and media, and captions are tailored per network per brand. Brand Folders — currently in development — go further: a per-brand knowledge base of voice, banned words, and past winners that grounds every generated caption, so fifty brands stay fifty distinct voices.
Does adding another brand raise the price?
No. Plans are sized by how much you post each month, not how many brands or accounts you run — connected accounts are unlimited on every paid plan, from $29 to $299 a month. Brand number 50 costs the same as brand number 5.
Bring the whole portfolio.
Free forever plan — no credit card. 7-day trial on every paid plan.