For agencies and freelancers
Post for clients. Prove it went live.
Keep each client’s channels and calendar apart, get posts approved from a link, and show every live post in a monthly report with your logo.
Built for people who post for clients.
- Send clients a review link. They approve without an account, and approved posts schedule themselves.
- Approvers are free. Five roles: owner, admin, editor, approver, viewer.
- Monthly client reports with your logo, as a PDF.
- You send it
- They approve
- It goes live
- Your report
You send a review link; the client approves on their phone or sends it back with a note; it schedules and goes live; the month’s report follows.
Instagram · Thu 09:00Live
New glaze, straight out of the kiln. In the shop from Thursday.
Priya: “Please say we’re open till 7 on Thursday.”
dripost.com/review/k7Q2mX
KYour client
Social report
September 2026
Your client · WhatsApp
NSNorthlight Social
Hi Priya, Thursday’s post is ready for your review. dripost.com/review/k7Q2mX
Done, updated. One more look? dripost.com/review/k7Q2mX
PDFSeptember report
A post from Northlight Social
New glaze, straight out of the kiln. In the shop from Thursday.
What should change?
SendApproved. It goes out Thu 09:00.
What you get
A space for each client
Each client’s channels, calendar, review links and report, kept apart.
Approvals without logins
Clients approve on their phone, or send a post back with a note.
Nothing goes out unapproved
With approvals on, a post can’t publish until someone with the right role approves it.
Monthly reports
Pick a client and a month, add your logo, export a PDF.
We check every post went live
A link to every live post, confirmed on Instagram, Facebook, Threads and YouTube.
Priced per client
Pro covers five clients and five people. Each extra client is a small monthly price, and approvers are free.
Client portal for social media: do you need a login at all?
A client portal exists so a client can see and approve your work. If getting into the portal is harder than replying to an email, clients will reply to the email. Three jobs: show the client what is lined up, collect a decision, and keep a record of it. Everything else is decoration.
Social media tools for agencies: what to look for in 2026
A tool built for one brand and a tool built for an agency differ in five places: how clients are kept apart, how approval works, what reports look like, how seats are counted and how failures are handled. Ask whether each client has its own channels, posting times, media and approval rule, or whether everything sits in one shared pile with labels. A post should only be able to publish through its own client’s accounts.
Questions
How is Pro priced?
By client, not by channel: five clients included, and each extra client for a small monthly price. The pricing page shows it in your currency.
Can a client see my other clients?
No. A review link shows only the posts you put in it.
Is there white label?
Reports carry your logo. Dripost doesn’t offer white-label dashboards.