Social media management for agencies Run every client like it's your only one

One built around how agencies work: a separate workspace for every client, a way to onboard and get approvals without sharing passwords or paying for client seats, and reports that send themselves. RobinReach does all three, publishes to 13 networks, and lets Claude or ChatGPT take on the busywork. It starts free, and its plans are flat rather than priced per seat.

Each client gets its own brand workspace. Bloom includes 5, Thrive 15 and Scale an unlimited number. Plans also set how many social profiles you can connect (15, 40 and 200) and how many team members you can invite (5, 15 and unlimited), all for one flat monthly price.

No. Send a Connect Link and the client connects their own accounts on any of the 13 networks, in their browser, without a RobinReach account. The profiles show up in their brand workspace with a note of who connected them. Connect Links are on Thrive and Scale.

Yes. An Approval Link opens the posts waiting for review. The client types their name once, opens each post and approves or rejects it, and you can see who reviewed what. Add their email address and they are told whenever something new needs a look. Approval Links are on Thrive and Scale.

Each link can have a password and can expire after 7, 30 or 90 days. Five wrong passwords lock it for 15 minutes. You see the link once, RobinReach stores only a one-way hash of it, and revoking or regenerating it stops the old link at once. A link opens only its own pages, never the rest of your dashboard.

Yes. Schedule weekly or monthly PDF reports for one profile or a whole brand, emailed at the hour you pick in the brand's time zone, with the brand's logo and accent color and your "Prepared by" line. On Scale you can also hide the RobinReach footer. Each brand can have 2 schedules on Bloom, 5 on Thrive and 25 on Scale, each sent to up to 3, 5 and 10 people.

Yes. The All brands page lines up every brand you manage over the same period, sorted by engagement or any other column, with the combined total underneath. Open any brand's full report straight from its row.

Account admins see every brand and manage the team. Brand managers run one brand's posts, approvals, profiles and settings. Social media managers work only on the profiles assigned to them. Client-role members can connect their own profiles but never see your calendar or reports.

Yes. Tone, language, time zone, accent color and whether posts need approval are set for each brand. AI drafts follow the brand's tone, posts go out on the brand's clock, and reports are built in its language.

Yes. RobinReach runs an MCP server, so Claude, ChatGPT, Codex and other MCP clients can plan, draft, schedule, send posts for approval and pull numbers across your brands from one conversation, naming the brand on every step. To keep a connection to a single client, use that brand's own API key: it works on that brand only, while your master key reaches them all. It is included from Bloom.

Thirteen: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X (Twitter), TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon, Telegram, WordPress and Google Business Profile. Analytics covers eleven of them; Telegram and WordPress are for publishing. The Engage inbox covers comments on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Threads.

There is no white-label client dashboard: clients get links, emails and PDFs rather than a branded login. The Engage inbox handles comments, not direct messages, and reports have no audience demographics or competitor benchmarks. We would rather say so here than have you find out after signing up.

Yes. Bulk CSV upload brings scheduled posts across, and Social Import pulls in what you have already published on TikTok, Instagram and Facebook. Write to support@robinreach.com and we will help you move your first client.