Log off. Your crew clocks in.
Add your brands once. Every night the crew drafts, designs and schedules the week. Every morning you approve it.
Step 1 · AfternoonAdd your brands
Connect each brand's accounts and share its website, photos and a few notes. Postlune learns how each one sounds.
Step 2 · OvernightThe crew drafts the week
Captions, graphics and timing for every brand and every channel, lined up while you sleep.
Step 3 · MorningApprove and go
Review with your coffee. Approve, tweak or send to your client. Approved posts go out on schedule.
New moonDraft. The crew is working on it.
Waxing crescentIn review with you or your client.
First quarterApproved and scheduled.
Full moonPosted. On to the next one.Everything a bigger team would, for every brand.
A voice for every brand
Each brand gets its own voice, photos, hashtags and rules. Switch from a steakhouse to a salon without starting over.
Client approval links
Send one link. Your client approves each post or sends it back with a note. No more screenshots in text threads.
Every channel, one queue
Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and Bluesky for every brand, in one calendar. TikTok and Pinterest are coming soon.
A library for each brand
Logos, product photos and past winners, organized by brand and ready for the crew to use.
Checked before it posts
Before you approve, your crew grades the opening line and scores how shareable the post is. On Autopilot, posts go out at each channel's best times.
Your name on it
Approval pages lead with your client's logo and can run on your own web address. Postlune stays in the background.
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Ready before you are. Never without you.
- Nothing posts without approval. You or your client signs off on every post.
- Your clients see their brand. Approval pages lead with the client's logo, not ours.
- Edit anything. Swap a photo, rewrite a line, or skip a day.
- Or hand it off. Turn on Autopilot and the crew plans and posts for up to six months. You can still edit or stop anything.
If you run more than one brand, this is your crew.
Freelance social media managers
Juggling 3 to 15 clients on your own.
Small agencies
A team that needs to look bigger than it is.
Multi-location businesses
A page for every location, one voice for all.
Franchises
Brand rules from the top, local posts for each location.
Founders with several brands
You run more than one business. Your social should not run you.
In-house marketing teams
Sub-brands, product lines and events, with a small staff.
