Social operations for agencies
Run every client's social media from one control plane.
Isolate every client and control who approves and publishes to 10 networks — by dashboard, API, or AI agent. One governed workflow, no tab chaos.
Your bottleneck isn't publishing. It's everything around it.
Every new client adds logins, approval threads, and reconnection surprises.
Wrong-client risk
One shared calendar, one public mistake.
Approval by email
Feedback lost across docs, chats, and inboxes.
Password chasing
Clients hand over logins your team shouldn't hold.
Reconnection surprises
A connection quietly expires and posts fail.
Separate every client. Automate the repetitive. Keep humans in control.
Separate every client
Each client gets their own accounts, content, and calendar.
- Dedicated client workspaces
- Explicit workspace access
- Never inherit content by accident
Automate the repetitive
Work in the dashboard, or connect your own tools — n8n, Make, or an AI assistant.
- One connection for all 10 networks
- Works with AI assistants out of the box
- Every request tied to one client
Keep humans in control
AI drafts and schedules; humans approve and publish.
- Approval can be made mandatory
- Nothing approves its own work
- Every action is logged, with who did it
One way of working — from adding a client to showing results.
At every step you can see which client you're in, who has access, and what to do next.
Connect
Send a secure OAuth link — no passwords shared.
Create
Draft in Publora, by API, or with your AI agent.
Review
Keep internal comments and versions in one place.
Approve
Clients approve exact previews — no full account.
Publish & prove
Deliver, recover failures, and send client reports.
Stop asking clients for passwords.
Send a secure link. Clients authorize their own channels — your team never touches their credentials.
- 1
Create the client workspace
Connections and content isolated from day one.
- 2
Send a secure connect link
Rotate or revoke it anytime.
- 3
Monitor connection health
Catch expiring accounts before publishing fails.
Acme Labs × Publora
Connect the channels your agency may manage.
Connect LinkedInOAuthConnect InstagramOAuthConnect YouTubeOAuthConnect XOAuthOAuth authorization — no passwords change hands.
Automate every client — without handing automation unlimited power.
One REST API and native MCP. Scope every request to a client; route risky actions through approval.
“Adapt this for LinkedIn, Threads, and Telegram, then schedule it for Acme.”
“Done — adapted and scheduled for Acme across all three.”
“Publish Acme's launch — client approval required.”
“Draft scheduled. Waiting for client approval before anything goes live.”
“What's scheduled across every client next week?”
“34 posts across 8 client workspaces. Want the breakdown?”
MCP server
Set up in 2 minutes
Add this to your AI client config.
{
"mcpServers": {
"publora": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://mcp.publora.com"
}
}
}Works with your stack
Make “looks good” the easiest step in the process.
Clients approve the exact preview from one link. Nothing goes out early — not even work an AI agent made.
No-login review link
No login, works on a phone.
Edits reopen approval
Edit after sign-off and it returns to review.
No self-approval
Whoever writes it cannot approve it.
We're opening our new European research hub — and hiring the first engineering team.
Can we change “opening” to “launching” and tag the Berlin team?
Updated in version 4. Ready for final approval.
Know what fails before your client does.
Connections expire and platforms reject media. Hear it from Publora — not from an angry client.
Checked before it posts
We spot problems the network would reject.
Status per network
Scheduled, published, or failed — with the reason.
Reconnect early
Fix expiring accounts before publishing breaks.
A tool built for agencies — that developers can also plug into.
Ready to use with many clients on day one, and open to your own automation — which most tools keep locked away.
Generic scheduler
Polished UI — but everything's locked inside it.
Developer social API
Flexible — but you build the client separation and approvals yourself.
Publora control plane
Separate clients, approvals, and open access — in one place.
Questions agencies ask.
Each client gets its own workspace with explicit access grants for connections, content, calendars, and credentials. Agency membership alone does not grant access to client content — access is assigned per workspace.
No. Your agency generates a secure connection link, and the client authorizes their own channels through OAuth. Your team manages publishing without ever handling the credentials, and access can be revoked at any time.
Yes — that is the intended workflow. Client approvers use a simple, no-login review link to comment and approve exact previews. Client approvers are not designed to consume paid seats. This approval flow is rolling out to design partners.
Publora already provides a REST API and native MCP access. The agency version adds explicit client scope, granular keys, and approval policies, so automation acts inside governance — an agent can draft and schedule, but a human still approves. See docs.publora.com.
Publora publishes to 10 networks — Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky, X (Twitter), Mastodon, LinkedIn, and Telegram — each with platform-specific formatting. Need another? Email support@publora.com.
Publora validates platform requirements before publishing and shows whether each post is scheduled, published, or failed — with the reason. Connection links can be rotated and reconnected, so you catch an expiring connection before a post fails.
The model is designed to charge for active client capacity rather than every teammate — internal collaborators are included and client approvers are not designed to consume paid seats. Exact packaging is being validated with design partners; email support@publora.com to discuss.
Talk to us. Email support@publora.com and we'll help you onboard your agency and set up your first client workspaces.
Every client. One control plane. Humans and AI, safely aligned.
Talk to us about moving your client publishing to Publora.