Agencies have different needs than solo creators: many client accounts, approvals before anything goes live, reporting that clients can read, and pricing that doesn't balloon as the roster grows. If you've been using Postiz and are hitting those limits, here's what to look for in an alternative, and how OneUp handles it.
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How Postiz is set up for teams
Postiz's hosted plans are priced by channel count. As of this writing, monthly plans list at $29 for 5 channels (no team members), $39 for 10 channels with unlimited team members, $49 for 30, and $99 for 100. For an agency, that means teammates require the second tier or higher, and capacity moves in fixed steps. Postiz can also be self-hosted, which suits agencies that want to run their own infrastructure.
What agencies should look for
Whatever tool you choose, test these before committing:
- Account organization. Can you group accounts by client?
- Team access. Can you give each person access to only the clients they handle?
- Approvals. Can a client approve posts without needing a full login?
- Client visibility. Can clients see what's scheduled without editing it?
- Reporting. Can you send a clean report without manual screenshots?
- Bulk workflows. Can you onboard a client's content backlog quickly?
- Support. Is there someone to ask when something breaks?
How OneUp handles each
- Account organization: categories group connected accounts so a long list stays manageable by client.
- Team access: team members can be assigned to the clients they're responsible for.
- Approvals: require approval before a post publishes, and send approval requests to clients who aren't OneUp users.
- Client visibility: share a view-only calendar link, so clients can see scheduled and published posts without account access.
- Reporting: analytics reports without OneUp branding, downloadable as PDF or CSV, or emailed on a schedule.
- Bulk workflows: bulk upload from CSV, Google Drive, Dropbox, or a Google Sheet, plus crossposting to fill gaps between a client's platforms.
- Local clients: Google Business Profile posting with all three post types, multi-location posting, per-location call-to-action links, and review replies.
- Support: OneUp lists human support as part of the product.
Where Postiz may be the better fit
If you want to self-host, need a network OneUp doesn't cover, or want Postiz's AI image and video tools, Postiz is worth keeping on your shortlist. OneUp covers a dozen-plus networks, while Postiz lists 30+.
A simple way to decide
List your agency's top five requirements from the checklist above. Then run a trial on each tool with one real client account. A 7-day trial is enough to test approvals, calendar sharing, and reporting.
Ready to test it with a client? Start a 7-day OneUp trial.