RecurPost vs Zoho Social: Which Social Media Tool Fits Your Agency?

RecurPost vs Zoho Social is a comparison between a dedicated social media scheduler for agencies and the social media module of the Zoho business suite. The decision comes down to workflow: RecurPost fits agencies and freelancers who publish for many client accounts and want per-profile pricing, client workflows and evergreen content recycling. Zoho Social fits businesses that already run on Zoho CRM, Desk, Mail or Projects and want social activity to flow into those tools.

Choose RecurPost if you manage several client accounts, need more than one profile per network for a client, recycle evergreen posts or want Instagram DM automation. Choose Zoho Social if your team lives in the Zoho suite, needs social monitoring, or publishes to Mastodon, WhatsApp Business or Telegram Business.

This page answers which of these two products fits your workflow. It is one of RecurPost’s head-to-head tool comparisons; if you want a list of other tools that can replace Zoho Social, the Zoho Social alternatives page covers that separately.

RecurPost vs Zoho Social at a Glance

RecurPost is a purpose-built social media scheduling tool designed for agencies and freelancers. Zoho Social is a social media add-on inside the Zoho business suite, built primarily for companies that already use Zoho CRM, Desk, and Mail.

This distinction matters. A purpose-built tool invests all its development into social media features. An ecosystem add-on spreads resources across dozens of products, and social media management isn’t the priority. That’s the fundamental Zoho Social vs RecurPost difference.

Here’s the quick comparison:

If you’re running an agency or freelancing with multiple clients, RecurPost gives you value for money. If your company already prefers Zoho CRM and you want everything under one roof, Zoho Social is the logical choice.

What Is RecurPost?

RecurPost is a social media scheduling and management tool built for agencies, freelancers, and marketing teams who manage multiple client accounts. It publishes to 10 networks, namely Facebook (including Pages, Groups, and Personal Profiles), Instagram (Creator, Business, and Personal profiles), LinkedIn Profiles, LinkedIn Company Pages, X/Twitter, Google Business Profile, YouTube, Pinterest, TikTok, Threads, and Bluesky.

RecurPost’s distinguishing feature is that it supports Instagram, with or without a Facebook login. It also publishes to Instagram personal profiles through a mobile push notification.

It supports Instagram Creator profiles alongside Business profiles, so influencers and content creators your agency manages are covered.

Moreover, what sets RecurPost apart from most schedulers is its depth of platform-specific customization. You can add first comments on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram posts. Besides, you can set TikTok privacy controls, duet permissions, and stitch settings from the composer.

To facilitate in-depth content scheduling, RecurPost has built in GBP CTA buttons. You can choose specific actions (like ‘Book,’ ‘Order Online,’ or ‘Call Now’) for each post. These aren’t just checkboxes on a feature page; they are functional options you use when creating content for clients.

RecurPost also documents more than 850 platform failure conditions. If a post fails for reasons such as an image being too large, a video with a wrong codec, or a token getting incorrectly flagged as expired, RecurPost names the cause and the post can be retried from the History view. For agencies managing dozens of accounts, that reliability is the difference between a smooth week and a client email asking why their Tuesday post never went live.

The AI in RecurPost spans content generation (with tone customization), image creation, conversational reports you can ask questions about, inbox reply drafting, hashtag finding, and converting Google Business Profile reviews into shareable testimonial images. It’s not just a “generate caption” button.

Other standout features include –

• Instagram DM automation with keyword triggers, 
• shareable content calendars that clients can view without logging in, 
• custom fields that auto-fill client-specific details across posts, 
• image watermarks at the account and workspace level for branded visuals, 
• bulk scheduling via CSV, and 
• recurring and seasonal content libraries for automated reposting.

What Is Zoho Social?

Zoho Social is the social media management module inside the Zoho ecosystem. It is a business suite known primarily for Zoho CRM, Zoho Desk, Zoho Mail, and Zoho Projects. Zoho was founded in 1996 and offers 55+ business applications. Social media management is one of the many valuable services they offer, complementing their broader areas of expertise.

This context is the key when you’re evaluating Zoho Social against a dedicated social media tool. Zoho Social is developed alongside dozens of other Zoho products, and its biggest strength is how it connects to them.

Zoho Social supports up to 14 channels per brand on the Premium plan, namely Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn Profiles, LinkedIn Company Pages, Pinterest, TikTok, Mastodon, Threads, Bluesky, YouTube, WhatsApp Business, Telegram Business, and Google Business Profile. 

Lower-tier plans limit you to 6 or 12 channels, and Instagram support covers Professional accounts (Creator and Business).

When it comes to Zoho’s enhanced tech features, Zia, the AI assistant, is the clear standout. Zia generates captions, suggests hashtags, creates images, rephrases content, and translates posts. Zia runs on a credit system that includes 5 credits on the Free plan, 40 on Standard and Professional, and 80 on Premium and Agency plans.

Zoho Social’s strongest advantage is its integration with the rest of the Zoho ecosystem. If your sales team uses Zoho CRM, you can generate leads directly from social media interactions. Plus, if your support team uses Zoho Desk, you can route social messages to support tickets. For businesses already running on Zoho, this data flow between products is genuinely useful.

Pricing Comparison: RecurPost vs Zoho Social

RecurPost charges per social profile, while Zoho Social charges per brand. This single difference is the key to understanding the impact of the total cost of your investment.

On RecurPost, each social media account (one Instagram handle, one Facebook page, one LinkedIn page) counts as one profile. You can add extra profiles to any platform at any time for only $4/month per account. On Zoho Social, a “brand” includes one profile per platform (up to 12-14 channels depending on plan). This means if you need a second Instagram account for a client, you must pay for a second brand. The costs of the account range from up to $14.50-$19.50/mo. The limitation translates to rebuying 12+ unused channels to get the one extra profile you actually need.

RecurPost Pricing

Add-ons sum to: $4/mo per extra social profile. $20/mo per extra team member. 

The social inbox and content libraries are included on paid plans. Client workspaces, the approval workflow, white-label reports and password-free client onboarding start on the Agency plan. Every add-on is listed on RecurPost plans and pricing.

Zoho Social Pricing

Business Plans (single brand):

Agency Plans:

Zoho Add-ons (annual billing):

All plans include 24/5 email support (no live chat). Annual billing saves roughly 33%.

Real-World Cost: What Agencies Actually Pay

Sticker prices don’t tell the full story. Here’s what three common agency setups actually cost:

Scenario 1: Freelancer managing 5 clients (1 Facebook page + 1 Instagram each = 10 profiles)

RecurPost on annual billing costs $40.83/mo with the inbox included; approvals need the Agency plan ($79/mo). Zoho costs $50-$75/mo without either feature.

Scenario 2: Agency with 10 clients, 2 team members (20 profiles)

RecurPost saves $164/mo on annual billing ($1,970/year) or $241/mo on monthly billing ($2,892/year) for the same number of client accounts.

Zoho Social’s Agency plan drops from $320 to $230/month when billed annually. This 28% saving covers 10 brands and 5 users at a much more competitive rate.

Scenario 3: Client with 2 Instagram handles and 2 Facebook pages

On RecurPost, it’s $16/mo flat, and you pay for nothing you don’t use. 

In contrast, on Zoho, you pay $29-$39/mo for two extra brands (with all their channels) when you only need 4 extra profiles.

Platform Support Comparison

RecurPost supports 10 social networks. While Zoho Social supports up to 14 channels per brand, the number you get depends on your plan (6 on Free, 12 on Standard/Professional, 14 on Premium).

The real difference isn’t the number, it’s the other factors that matter, such as:

• the platforms each tool covers, 
• What profile types are supported, and

What plan do you need to access them?

The Instagram row is worth a closer look. RecurPost supports three types of Instagram profiles – Creator, Business, and Personal. It also connects Instagram with or without a Facebook login, so clients who don’t have their Instagram linked to a Facebook Page can still use the tool.

Zoho Social supports Instagram Professional (Creator and Business) accounts only, which creates friction when a client posts from a Personal account.

Of the two tools, only RecurPost supports Facebook Groups and Facebook Personal Profiles (through push-notification posting). If your clients need to post content to community groups or personal feeds, Zoho Social can’t help.

Zoho Social supports Mastodon, WhatsApp Business, and Telegram Business, which RecurPost does not. However,  WhatsApp and Telegram are locked behind the Premium plan ($40/mo annual, $65/mo monthly).

Feature-by-Feature Comparison

When it comes to features, RecurPost and Zoho Social stand poles apart, catering to two very different types of workflows. RecurPost is built exclusively for social media scheduling and management. Zoho Social is one module in a 55+ product business suite where social media isn’t the priority. This difference shows up in feature depth, plan availability, and how quickly new capabilities ship.

Content Creation and Publishing

Both tools let you create posts, customize content per platform, and publish across multiple networks from one dashboard. 

RecurPost offers first comment support on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram. You can post Stories and Reels to Instagram and Facebook. LinkedIn posts can include document uploads (PDF, PPT, DOC) for carousel-style content. TikTok posts come with granular controls, including privacy status, comment permissions, duet and stitch toggles, and branded content disclosure. Google Business Profile posts support CTA buttons like “Book,” “Order Online,” “Call Now,” and “Learn More.” YouTube uploads include custom titles, category selection, and options to add custom tags.

RecurPost’s image editor has platform-specific crop presets (1:1, 4:5, 9:16 for Instagram; 2:3 for Pinterest; 16:9 for Bluesky, and more), plus drawing tools, shapes, text overlays, filters, and icon support. You can import media from 8 sources, such as local upload, Tool media library, Giphy, Unsplash, Pixabay, URL import, Canva, and Google Drive.

Zoho Social supports threaded posts for X, Bluesky, and Threads. LinkedIn documents are supported. Pinterest posts include custom titles and destination links. Facebook posts offer targeting options. GBP posts support offers, buttons, and events. Zoho’s image editor covers the basics. Media can come from Pixabay, Pexels, Giphy, or cloud storage (Zoho WorkDrive, Google Drive, Box, OneDrive, Dropbox, Evernote, Zoho Notebook).

The glaring difference being RecurPost gives you more platform-specific options from the composer itself, while Zoho focuses on broader ecosystem integrations for sourcing content.

AI Features

RecurPost integrates AI across 6 touchpoints such as, content generation (with tone customization for different client brands), image generation (create visuals without leaving the app), conversational reports (ask questions like “which posts performed best this month?” and get written answers), inbox reply drafting (AI suggests responses to comments and messages), hashtag finding (AI-powered hashtag suggestions), and review-to-testimonial conversion (turn Google Business Profile reviews into shareable graphics).

Zoho Social uses Zia, Zoho’s AI assistant, for caption creation, hashtag suggestions, image generation, content rephrasing, X thread generation, Instagram caption optimization, and translation. Zia works on a credit system –  5 credits on Free, 40 on Standard/Professional, and 80 on Premium and Agency plans. Once the credit limit is reached, additional credits will become available in the subsequent billing period.

RecurPost sells AI posts and AI images in blocks of 200 for $10 a month each.

For agencies managing 10+ accounts, AI reply drafting in the inbox saves time on routine comments. Zoho’s monthly credit cap can become a bottleneck when you’re handling content across multiple brands.

Content Scheduling and Automation

RecurPost offers publish-now, scheduled posting, queue-based posting, and best-time suggestions. Bulk scheduling works through CSV upload with no restrictions on media types. RSS feeds and Google Alerts can auto-generate posts. RecurPost also includes recurring and seasonal content libraries that automatically repost your best-performing content on a schedule you define, and post variations let you create multiple text versions of the same post so recycled content stays fresh and doesn’t repeat word-for-word.

In contrast, Zoho Social has publish-now, scheduled posting, queues, and SmartQ slots. Bulk scheduling via CSV is supported, but with limitations (no MP4 videos, no hashtags, no thumbnails in the CSV). Repeat posting is available on Professional plans and above ($30/mo annual, $40/mo monthly). RSS feeds are supported. However, there are no evergreen content libraries, no post variations, and no Google Alerts integration.

For agencies that reuse content across clients or run ongoing campaigns with evergreen posts, RecurPost’s library system and post variations are features are the ideal features that  Zoho Social simply doesn’t have.

Social Inbox and Engagement

RecurPost provides a unified social inbox for Facebook, Instagram, Google Business Profile, and LinkedIn. You can read and reply to messages, comments, and reviews from one screen. AI drafts reply suggestions. Inbox messages can be labeled and assigned to specific team members. RecurPost also offers Instagram DM automation- set trigger words, and when someone comments one of them on an Instagram post or Reel, RecurPost sends them a DM of up to 1,000 characters with a CTA button. This is used for lead capture, content delivery, and customer engagement.

A follow-first option holds the DM until the commenter follows the account, then sends it automatically.

Zoho Social’s inbox covers Instagram, X, Facebook, Bluesky, LinkedIn, GBP, YouTube, and Threads (more platforms than RecurPost). It supports automatic message assignment rules, replies with voice notes, images, and emojis, and includes social monitoring for mentions, reviews, and keyword searches. But the inbox is only available on Premium ($40/mo annual, $65/mo monthly) and above. On Standard and Professional, you don’t get inbox access at all. However, Zoho has no DM automation of any kind.

If social inbox is a must-have for your agency, check which plan actually includes it. On RecurPost, every paid plan does (starting at $9/mo or $7.50/mo annual). While on Zoho Social, you need a Premium plan.

Analytics and Reporting

RecurPost gives you platform-specific analytics for every connected account, covering posts, likes, shares, comments, engagement rates, and top-performing content. The AI-powered conversational reports let you ask questions about your data (“What content type got the most engagement in February?”) and get written answers with recommendations. On the Agency plan, white-label reports and Custom Reports can be customized and shared with clients. X reports are available to all users and billed on usage from the prepaid X wallet.

Zoho Social offers analytics across all connected platforms, including detailed X/Twitter reports. Features include hashtag reporting, custom dashboards, scheduled report delivery, and white-label reports. Exports are available in PDF, PNG, and CSV. Advanced reporting features are available on Premium and above. Lower-tier plans get basic analytics only.

Both tools offer white-label reports, which agencies need for client presentations. RecurPost’s AI chat feature gives it an edge for quick insights. Zoho’s X/Twitter-specific analytics and custom dashboards give it an edge on reporting breadth.

Team Collaboration

RecurPost uses workspaces to organize client accounts. Each workspace has its own social profiles, content libraries, team members, and reports, keeping client data separate. On the Agency plan, a multi-stage approval workflow moves each post from writer to manager to client, with timeouts and a Kanban board. Shareable content calendars let clients view scheduled posts and leave comments without creating an account or logging in. Team members and clients are invited by email and given a role in that workspace: editable templates — Contributor, Writer, Editor and Publisher — plus custom roles built from scratch, across ten permission groups.

Zoho Social uses brands to group social accounts. It supports role-based access with custom roles, where you can define specific permissions for publishing, messages, reports, Zia (AI feature), and commenting. Content approval workflows are available, but only on Premium ($40/mo annual, $65/mo monthly). Team discussions allow internal communication within the platform. Client sharing requires an email invite and a login, as Zoho Social does not support calendar sharing.

For agencies that need client visibility into content plans without the friction of logins and account creation, RecurPost’s shareable calendar is a clear win. Granular team permissions are now close to parity: the example of a social media manager who can publish but cannot access reports is expressible in RecurPost too, because Approvals & Publishing and Reports & Analytics are separate permission groups and the reports group carries a master switch that removes the area from that member’s sidebar. Zoho’s edge is that its roles also cover AI usage; RecurPost’s is that a role is assigned per workspace, so one person can hold different permissions on each client.

Where RecurPost Wins

RecurPost has a clear edge in 11 areas that matter most to agencies managing multiple client accounts:

1. Platform-specific customization depth – First comments on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram. TikTok privacy, duet, and stitch controls from the composer. Google Business Profile CTA buttons. LinkedIn document carousels (PDF, PPT, DOC). Platform-specific crop presets for Instagram, Pinterest, and Bluesky. Zoho’s composer leans on broader Zoho integrations rather than per-platform depth.
2. 850+ post-failure error handling – Documented causes when posts fail due to image size, codec issues, token errors, or platform glitches, with retry from the History view. Clear error messages tell you exactly what went wrong. Zoho doesn’t have an equivalent system.
3. Per-profile pricing at $4/mo – Add exactly the profiles you need. Two Instagram handles for a client? That’s $8 in add-ons. On Zoho, you’d need a second brand at $14.50-$19.50/mo, paying for all 11-14 channels again.
4. Password-free client onboarding – On the Agency plan, send clients an invite link and they connect their own social accounts. Your team never sees or stores client passwords. Zoho Social requires the brand owner to connect accounts directly.
5. Instagram personal profiles – RecurPost publishes to Instagram Creator and Business profiles and to Personal profiles through a push notification. Zoho Social supports Professional accounts only.
6. Instagram DM automation – Create keyword-triggered automated DMs for lead capture, content delivery, or customer engagement. Zoho Social provides no native solution for DM automation. 
7. Shareable calendars without login – Send a calendar link to clients. They can view scheduled content and leave comments without creating an account, and on the Agency plan approve posts. Zoho Social doesn’t offer calendar sharing.
8. AI across the entire product – Conversational reports, inbox reply drafting, image generation, content creation, hashtag finding, and review-to-testimonial conversion. Not just one “AI” button with credit limits.
9. Image watermarks (account + workspace level) – Apply branded watermarks across visuals at the account or workspace level, with per-workspace overrides.
10. Custom fields per social account – Set dynamic fields like business name, phone number, and location per account. Use the same post template across clients, and RecurPost auto-fills the details. Zoho doesn’t support custom fields.
11. Live chat support – Live chat and email support 24×5 on the Personal, Agency and Enterprise plans. Zoho Social offers 24/5 email support only, no live chat.

Recurring and seasonal content libraries (with post variations to keep recycled posts fresh) are also part of the toolkit, though they’re one feature among many rather than the headline reason to choose RecurPost.

Where Zoho Social Wins

Zoho Social has genuine advantages for the right user, particularly businesses that already invest in the Zoho ecosystem.

1. Free plan – Zoho Social offers a free tier with 1 brand, 6 channels, and 1 team member. RecurPost doesn’t have a free plan (it offers a 14-day free trial instead). For solo users testing the waters on a zero budget, Zoho’s free plan is a real benefit.
2. Zoho ecosystem integration – This is Zoho Social’s biggest strength. If your sales team uses Zoho CRM, social leads can flow directly into your pipeline. If support uses Zoho Desk, social messages can become support tickets. Zoho Mail, Zoho Projects, Zoho WorkDrive, everything connects. No other social media tool can match this level of integration with Zoho’s business suite. This advantage only applies if you use other Zoho products.
3. Role-based access with custom roles – Create roles with specific permissions for publishing, messaging, reporting, AI usage, and commenting. Useful for large teams where a junior social media coordinator shouldn’t have the same access as the account director.
4. Social monitoring and listening – Track Facebook mentions and reviews, X mentions, timeline activity, likes, keyword searches, and user lists. Monitor LinkedIn mentions, YouTube engagement (likes, dislikes, playlists), and Bluesky timelines. 
5. WhatsApp Business and Telegram Business – If your clients communicate with customers through WhatsApp or Telegram, Zoho Social integrates both (on Premium plans at $40/mo annual or $65/mo monthly). RecurPost doesn’t support either platform.
6. Mastodon support – Zoho Social publishes to Mastodon.
7. Connections tracking – View your most engaged users, recent interactions, followers/following on X, and blocked/muted accounts. Useful for community management and audience analysis.

Where RecurPost Falls Short

An honest comparison has to call out the gaps too. Here are the areas where RecurPost is genuinely behind Zoho Social today:

• No Mastodon, WhatsApp Business, or Telegram Business publishing. If any of these are part of your client mix, RecurPost can’t help. Zoho Social publishes to Mastodon out of the box and offers WhatsApp/Telegram on Premium ($40/mo annual, $65/mo monthly).
• No deep social listening or brand monitoring. RecurPost gives you a unified inbox, but it doesn’t monitor brand mentions, keywords, competitor activity, or hashtag conversations across the web. Zoho Social’s Monitor covers Facebook, X, GBP, YouTube, and Bluesky for that purpose.
• Roles do not cover AI usage. RecurPost’s ten permission groups cover posts, approvals and publishing, social profiles, the content library, the inbox, reports and analytics, DM automations, paid ads, client review, and workspace and team settings — so “publisher but no reports” and “inbox-only” are both configurable. Zoho Social additionally lets you gate Zia, its AI feature, per role.
• No hashtag reports or custom dashboards. Zoho Social ships hashtag reports and custom dashboards; RecurPost reports focus on Custom Reports, the standard workspace report and Chat with Reports.
• No in-app team discussion threads. Zoho Social has “Collaborate” — an internal discussion space tied to posts where team members, clients, and freelancers can talk things through inside the tool. RecurPost expects that conversation to happen over email or your existing chat tool.
• No free plan. RecurPost only offers a 14-day free trial — solid for evaluation, but not a permanent free tier. If a permanent zero-dollar option matters, Zoho Social’s free plan (1 brand, 6 channels, 1 user) is the only one of the two that has it.

Neither tool fits if you need: enterprise-grade sentiment analysis and competitive benchmarking, deep paid-social ad management inside the same dashboard, or a true unified inbox that includes WhatsApp/Telegram (Zoho has the channels but not RecurPost-grade workflows). Those needs usually point to Sprout Social, Hootsuite, or Agorapulse, not to a head-to-head between these two.

Who Should Pick RecurPost?

Agencies and freelancers who manage client social accounts as their core business get the most value from RecurPost.

Specifically, you’ll be better off with RecurPost if you:

• Manage 5+ client accounts and want per-profile pricing ($4/mo each) instead of paying for entire brand bundles at $14.50-$19.50/brand with channels you don’t use.
• Manage clients who post from Instagram or Facebook personal profiles, since RecurPost publishes to them through push notifications and Zoho Social doesn’t.
• Need password-free client onboarding and want clients to connect their own accounts through an invite link, so your team never handles client passwords.
• Need client-facing features like shareable calendars (no login required) and client account invites (no password sharing), so clients stay informed without slowing your workflow.
• Run Instagram-focused campaigns and want DM automation to capture leads or deliver content when followers trigger specific keywords.
• Value live chat support on the Personal, Agency or Enterprise plan instead of email-only support.
• Don’t already use Zoho CRM, Desk, or Mail, and have no reason to be locked into the Zoho ecosystem.

If social media management is what you do all day, you want a tool that’s built for exactly that. RecurPost is that tool.

Who Should Pick Zoho Social?

Zoho Social is the right pick in several scenarios where RecurPost genuinely doesn’t compete. Be honest with yourself about which of these describe your business — if any do, you’re better off on Zoho.

• You already run on Zoho CRM, Desk, Mail, or Projects. Social leads can flow into your CRM pipeline, social DMs can become support tickets in Zoho Desk, and reporting ties back to the rest of the suite without third-party connectors. This is the single biggest reason to pick Zoho Social, and no other social media tool can match it.
• You publish to Mastodon, WhatsApp Business, or Telegram Business. RecurPost doesn’t support any of these. If even one of them is part of your client mix, Zoho Social (on Premium for WhatsApp/Telegram) is the practical answer.
• You need social listening / brand monitoring. Tracking mentions, reviews, keyword searches, competitor activity, and timeline conversations across Facebook, X, GBP, YouTube, and Bluesky is built into Zoho’s Monitor. RecurPost doesn’t offer an equivalent.
• You need permissions that cover AI usage. Both tools let you draw lines per function — a junior coordinator who publishes but cannot see reports is configurable in either — but Zoho’s custom roles also gate Zia, its AI feature, which RecurPost’s permission groups do not cover.
• You want a permanent free plan or a longer free trial. Zoho’s free tier (1 brand, 6 channels, 1 user) runs at $0 indefinitely, and its 15-day full-feature trial is one day longer than RecurPost’s 14-day version. If you’re stress-testing with a single brand on a tight budget, Zoho’s free plan wins.
• You rely on hashtag-level analytics or custom dashboards. Zoho’s hashtag reports and custom dashboards have no direct RecurPost equivalent.

Zoho Social is a solid tool for what it does. Just know that it’s one module in a larger suite, and it doesn’t prioritize social media management the way a dedicated tool does. Features like content recycling, DM automation, calendar sharing, custom fields, and post variations don’t exist in Zoho Social.

This page compares two products. For a list of other tools that can replace Zoho Social, see the Zoho Social alternatives. To test RecurPost on your own client accounts, start with the RecurPost social media scheduler and its 14-day free trial.

How to Switch from Zoho Social to RecurPost

Switching from Zoho Social to RecurPost starts with reconnecting accounts and importing past posts, so you don’t recreate published content by hand.

Here’s the process:

1. Sign up for a RecurPost free trial (14 days, no credit card required). Start here
2. Connect your social accounts. RecurPost lets clients add their own accounts through a link or email; no password sharing needed. Instagram connects with or without a Facebook login.
3. Import your existing content. RecurPost’s “Import from Socials” feature pulls in posts from your connected social accounts, so you don’t start with an empty library.
4. Set up content libraries. Create one-time libraries for scheduled content and evergreen libraries for posts you want to recycle automatically.
5. Invite your team and clients. Add team members to workspaces. Share content calendars with clients so they can view and comment without logging in.
6. Set up your posting schedule. Define time slots for each social account, add posts to your queue, and let RecurPost handle the rest.

How long the switch takes depends on how many profiles you reconnect, how quickly clients accept the invite, and how many scheduled posts need rebuilding, because scheduled posts do not transfer from Zoho Social.

Wellis Technology, an IT management company in RecurPost’s case studies that publishes for client organizations, expanded its client social media work without hiring after centralizing publishing in RecurPost, with clients connecting their own accounts through RecurPost’s invite.

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