Social media automation for marketing teams Automate the busywork. Keep the sign-off.

Letting software do the repeatable parts of a team's week while people keep the judgment: blog posts and new products turned into drafts, evergreen posts that repeat, videos sent on from one network to the others, comments answered with DMs, reports emailed on schedule, and AI that drafts in the brand's voice. In RobinReach all of it feeds one calendar with roles and approvals, so automation never means losing control.

Turn on approvals for a brand (Thrive and Scale) and switch on “Can approve posts” for whoever signs off. Admins and approvers schedule directly; everyone else sends posts for approval. Approvers are notified, and approving a post schedules it for the time it was set for. Sending one back keeps your note and emails the writer, who edits and sends it again.

Yes, with an Approval Link (Thrive and Scale). Your CEO, legal team or a partner opens the link, types their name once and approves or sends back each post, and you see who reviewed what. Links can have a password and expire after 7, 30 or 90 days; five wrong passwords lock a link for 15 minutes.

Account admins see every brand and manage the team. Brand managers run a brand's posts, profiles and settings. Social media managers work only on the profiles assigned to them. Client members can connect their own profiles but never see your calendar or reports. Approving is a separate switch you give to the people who sign off.

Bloom includes 5 people, Thrive 15 and Scale an unlimited number, at one flat monthly price. People who only review through an Approval Link don't count.

Yes. Each brand workspace keeps its own profiles, tone, language, time zone, approvals and reports, and the All brands page compares them side by side. Bloom includes 5 brands, Thrive 15 and Scale an unlimited number.

RSS feeds into drafts or scheduled posts, Shopify, WooCommerce and Etsy products into drafts, recurring posts, repurposing from Instagram, Facebook, TikTok or YouTube, Comment to DM on Facebook and Instagram, weekly or monthly PDF reports, bulk CSV uploads, and anything your own systems or AI do through the REST API, the n8n node or MCP.

Each brand has its own tone, language and time zone, and RobinGen writes in that tone. Connected to Claude or ChatGPT, RobinReach also keeps a content pillar mix (for example 40% education, 30% product, 30% behind the scenes), learns the brand's style from recent posts and remembers your corrections. AI drafts can go straight into the approval queue.

Schedule weekly or monthly PDF reports for a profile or a whole brand, with your logo, accent color and a “Prepared by” line, emailed at the hour you choose. Each brand can have 5 schedules on Thrive, each to 5 people, and 25 on Scale, each to 10. Scale also removes the RobinReach footer.

A brand can require two-factor authentication for everyone in it. Roles keep each person to their brands and profiles, Approval Links open only the posts waiting for review and are stored as one-way hashes, and you can revoke any link instantly. See the Trust Center and GDPR pages for the details.

Yes, from Bloom: a REST API, an n8n community node, and an MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT, Codex and other MCP clients, all naming the brand on every call.

It doesn't do social listening, run paid ads, or offer SAML single sign-on. The Engage inbox handles comments on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Threads rather than DMs, and threads can't be assigned to teammates. Reports have no audience demographics or competitor benchmarks. Better you hear it here than after the rollout.