Just a little bit about our team!
We are a passionate team of marketers, engineers, and social media experts that have decided to build the last social media management platform that agencies and businesses will use.
With so many social media solutions available, we want to deliver a modern product designed for social media as it exists today, not for social media of the last decade.
Core principles
Go beyond the basics
Anyone can create a simple publisher or a basic chart. Our goal is to turn your posts into a force that will deliver results, employing nuanced features of each social network to ensure superior results.
Simple pricing
Pricing has to be simple. Just four plans: for creators and businesses that need publishing, analytics & engagement tools, for professionals and small teams needing collaboration tools and reporting, for agencies and larger teams looking for advanced features and power tools, and enterprise solutions.
Support networks others won't.
Too many platforms are focused on Facebook, X (Twitter), LinkedIn, and Instagram. Some would add Pinterest. How about Reddit? TikTok? Our goal is to give our users the ability to have an awesome presence on any social media network.
Simplicity is a friend.
Complexity is an enemy. It is easy to build features that are difficult to use. We are not looking for easy :) While we can’t make social media simpler, we can certainly make managing it easy and stress-free by finding ways to build simpler and more powerful features.
Privacy and safety above all
Keeping your data safe and accessible only to your team is key. There has to be no ambiguity of who has access to the data your manage. Strict adherence to the Right to be forgotten.
Truly unbeatable pricing
Based on our research we will easily save our users 50% of their social media management platform cost. In some cases this number is even higher, especially if users are using more bloated, more entitled platforms.
No per user pricing for large teams.
Unlimited user options for large teams. We feel that it is unfair to charge larger teams more just because they are large. |
