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SOCIAL MEDIA APPROVAL SOFTWARE

Get client approval on social posts before you publish

Upload finished posts and captions, then send one private review link. Clients approve each post or request changes without an account. Publishing stays in your current scheduler.

Free plan. No credit card required. Clients never sign up. No social accounts to connect.

Luma Wellbeing content review in ApprovePost with approved, awaiting review, and changes requested statuses
Luma Wellbeing logoReal client review Review a full batch before anything reaches your scheduler.

THE SHORT ANSWER

Social media approval software gives clients a clear way to review posts before they go live. With ApprovePost, they approve each post or request changes through a private link. You continue scheduling and publishing with your current tool.

THE PROBLEM

A chat reply is not a reliable approval.

Most scheduling tools are built for publishing, not for approval. The result is the same awkward loop: you send a screenshot in a chat, the client replies with “looks good but change X,” someone schedules the wrong version, and the caption you actually published never got an explicit yes.

A social media approval workflow closes that gap without adding another platform to manage. Content is produced, approved, and then published. Each job has its own tool, and the approval step is handled separately.

  • Posts are reviewed with their captions, so decisions cover the whole post, not just an image.
  • Status is explicit: approved, changes requested, or awaiting review.
  • Only approved content moves on to the scheduler.

A clear division of work

Planning and scheduling live in your existing calendar or scheduler. Content production lives in your design tools. Client approval happens in ApprovePost. Publishing stays in your scheduler. ApprovePost covers the third stage and only the third stage.

CHOOSE THE RIGHT FIT

Use ApprovePost for approval. Keep the rest of your workflow.

The right choice depends on what is already working and what is missing.

Email and chat

Easy to send. Hard to track which post, version, or reply counts as approval.

Google Drive

Good for storing files. It does not give each post a clear approval status.

ApprovePost

Built for one step. Send finished posts for approval, then publish with the scheduler you already use.

THE APPROVAL STEP

Send a batch of posts in one review.

Your client can work through the batch and decide on each post.

Upload

Add the finished posts, captions, and videos for one client into a review.

Share

Send one private review link. No client account, no login.

Review

The client walks through each post with its caption, checking the status as they go.

Fix

Change requests come back with feedback attached to the specific post.

Approve

Revise and resubmit, collect approval, then publish the approved set from your scheduler.

CLEAR STATUSES

Know exactly where every post stands.

Approved

The client accepted the post. It is ready to be scheduled.

Changes requested

The client left feedback and the post returns to revision.

Awaiting review

Sent but unanswered, or a new version waiting for re-approval.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Everything the approval step needs.

Batched client reviews

Group posts for one client into a single review, up to 10 posts on Free and 100 on Pro. No per-post file sharing.

Media + caption together

Images, MP4 videos, captions, and a social network frame - Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok, LinkedIn, or Reddit - travel together, so approval covers the whole post as it will be seen.

Private review links

One private link per review. It shares the review, not the account, so clients never sign up.

Change requests with feedback

Requesting changes requires written feedback, so revision notes arrive ready to hand to the designer.

Versioned revisions

Edit captions or upload new media versions, resubmit, and keep the review history for the record.

Email notifications

Get email updates when a client starts reviewing, approves, or requests changes on a post.

REALISTIC EXAMPLE

A weekly approval process for a retainer client.

A freelance social media manager prepares five posts for a coffee brand, everything captioned and formatted, approved in a single review each week.

On Monday they create a review, upload the five posts, and send the link. The client opens it over lunch, approves four, and requests changes on the reel with “swap the intro shot for the pour-over close-up.” The manager replaces the video, resubmits, and the client approves it by Tuesday.

The manager then schedules all five posts in the client's usual scheduler, knowing exactly what was approved and when. No Monday-morning guessing about which version of a Reel made it to the queue.

What the workflow protects against

  • Publishing a caption the client never saw.
  • Scheduling an old version because chat history was unclear.
  • Client feedback landing in five different apps.
  • Endless “I thought you said that was approved” moments with the client.
WHERE APPROVEPOST FITS

ApprovePost handles approval. It doesn't replace your scheduler.

ApprovePost handles

  • Client approval of posts, media, and captions before publishing.
  • Posts rendered in the frame of the network they will be published to.
  • Explicit decisions and written feedback per post.
  • Versioned revisions and resubmission.
  • A clear record of what was approved, and when.

ApprovePost does not

  • Publish or auto-post to social networks.
  • Schedule posts or manage a native content calendar.
  • Replace your social media management platform.
  • Track audience analytics or engagement.

Plan with your scheduler, design with your editors, approve with ApprovePost, and publish from the tool you already trust.

FAQ

Questions about social media approval software.

Does ApprovePost publish to social media?
No. ApprovePost handles the approval step before publishing. You approve content with clients, then schedule and publish from the tool you already use.
Does my client need an account to approve posts?
No. Clients open a private review link and approve posts or request changes without logging in.
Can I get approval on captions and visuals together?
Yes. Each post carries its media and caption, so a client approves the whole thing at once. No more screenshots in one chat and captions in another.
Can the client see the post inside a social network frame?
Yes. Set a frame per post - Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok, LinkedIn, or Reddit - and the client reviews the post rendered in that network’s layout, feed or story, with the caption attached. You can switch or remove the frame until the post is submitted.
Can clients request changes on a post?
Yes. A client can request changes with feedback, and you can edit the caption or upload a new version and resubmit it for approval.
Does ApprovePost replace a scheduling tool?
No. ApprovePost handles client approval between content production and publishing. Plan and schedule in your existing tool, and use ApprovePost to collect client sign-off before posts go live.
Can I batch a month of posts for one review?
Yes. A review can contain up to 10 posts on Free and 100 on Pro, so a client can approve a whole batch in one sitting.
Is the review link private?
Yes. Each review link has a unique token and is only accessible to people you share it with.
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