Publishing

Connect LinkedIn once.
It posts from then on.

Sign in with LinkedIn, or connect a client’s company page, once. After that, approved posts go out on a schedule and the numbers come back.

Try it free See all the examples Free to start. 5,000 credits, about eight posts. No card.
Connected Accounts: a client’s LinkedIn company page, connected
Connected Accounts, as it is. Example workspace shown: Luminar Works.
Exactly where it posts

Two connections that post for you. Two that you paste.

Publishes for you

LinkedIn profiles

Sign in with LinkedIn once. Approved posts go out now or on a schedule.

  • Likes, comments and shares come back
  • If it fails, the card says failed, and why
Publishes for you

LinkedIn company pages

Connect a client’s page once, one per workspace. Posts and carousels go out on schedule.

  • Carousels as document posts
  • Impressions and reach come back too
Copy and paste

Instagram, Facebook, X

The post is formatted for each. One click copies the caption; you paste.

  • A preview tab per platform
  • No date promised
Copy and download

YouTube

A thumbnail post: the thumbnail at 1280 × 720, with the title, description and tags written for it. One click copies the words; one downloads the thumbnail.

  • Under YouTube’s 2 MB limit
  • We don’t upload to YouTube
What it does

Schedule it. Close the laptop.

  • Now, or on a schedule

    Publish now, or pick a date and time and a worker posts it for you, checking every minute. Three attempts; then the card says failed, and why.

  • Carousels as documents

    A carousel template publishes as a LinkedIn document post, the format it gives the most room to.

  • What comes back

    Personal-profile posts carry likes, comments and shares. Company pages add impressions and reach. Clicks are not on either list. Numbers refresh on a schedule, and each refresh keeps a dated snapshot.

The character counter, the export button and one copy button per platform
Copy for the rest. Open a platform’s tab and click Copy: the caption lands on your clipboard, hashtags below the fold, X cut to its limit.
Plainly

What we do not do, yet.

Said plainly
Profiles connected with LinkedIn sign-in publish through our own dispatcher. Company pages publish through a third-party publishing partner, because LinkedIn refused us direct company-page access; you connect once and never see the difference. No Instagram, Facebook or X publishing by us, and no YouTube uploads, and no date for either. The numbers come from each connection, refreshed on a schedule rather than live — and they stop if a connection lapses or a token expires, which shows on Connected Accounts. A failed post shows its reason, so nothing disappears quietly.
Step by step

From approved to posted.

  1. 01

    Connect

    Sign in with LinkedIn, or connect a client’s page. Once, one per workspace.

  2. 02

    Approve

    It reaches the schedule when its status is approved.

  3. 03

    It posts

    At the scheduled time. Failures show their reason on the card.

  4. 04

    It reports back

    A dated snapshot each refresh.

Questions

What people ask.

Do company pages really publish?

Yes, today. Connect the page once and posts and carousels go out on schedule. Behind it sits a publishing partner rather than our own LinkedIn app — nothing changes about what you do.

How often do the numbers update?

Not live: nightly for a fresh post, weekly as it ages, once more after a month. Each refresh keeps a dated snapshot on the card.

What happens when a scheduled post fails?

Three attempts, then the card says failed and shows the reason, so you can fix and reschedule.

When is Instagram coming?

There is no date. Instagram, Facebook and X are copy and paste.

Does it post to YouTube?

No. It makes the thumbnail and writes the title, description and tags; you upload them with your video.

Can one client see another’s connections?

No. Connections belong to a workspace, and a workspace is one client.