Two accounts is a habit. Twelve across five clients is an administrative problem, and the failure mode is specific: the right post going to the wrong account. Everything below exists to make that harder.
Each connects through its own network's authorisation screen. Several accounts on the same network is normal — three Instagram accounts and two TikToks is a supported setup, not a workaround.
A group is a named selection — "Client A" meaning that LinkedIn plus that Instagram plus that Facebook Page. Choosing a group sets the whole selection at once, which is what stops a client's post going to your own account. Up to 20 groups.
The account you post to most is pre-selected, so the common case takes no thought and the uncommon one takes one click.
Everything scheduled, across every account, in one month view.
It happens to everyone once. Named groups are the fix — selecting "Client A" is one decision, and ticking six boxes is six chances to get it wrong.
Platform authorisations expire, and some networks do it quietly. A post that fails because a token lapsed shows its error rather than disappearing, but it is worth reconnecting anything that has been idle for months before a launch.
A connected account is a channel. The free tier allows 2, Creator 8 and Business 25 — worth checking against your actual count before a migration, not during it.
Yes. Multiple Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn or X accounts on one login is a normal setup, bounded only by your plan's channel count.
Connections are per login today — there is no team seat or shared workspace. If several people need to post for the same client, that is a real gap and agency-focused tools handle it better.
Connect your accounts, upload a video, and publish. Takes less than a minute. Free to start — see plans.