Plan, approve and publish your nonprofit's postswithout per-user pricing.

If Hootsuite costs too much, Postqued lets your nonprofit plan, approve and publish posts to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, X, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky and Mastodon, from $9/month for one person or $49/month for unlimited staff and volunteer seats. We don't offer a nonprofit discount, so the savings come from the regular plans: no per-user fees and no cap on posts.

Postqued social media calendar for nonprofits

Plan and publish across ten social platforms from the same workspace

TikTokInstagramYouTubeLinkedInXFacebookThreadsPinterestBlueskyMastodon
A shared nonprofit calendar

What should a nonprofit social media tool make easier?

A nonprofit social media tool should make it easier for program experts, communications staff, volunteers, and approvers to contribute without losing ownership of the final message.

Collect campaign drafts and media in one workspace

Postqued keeps campaign content, review, publishing, supported results, and optional automation together while stating clearly which specialist nonprofit functions it does not replace.

Confirm sensitive names, claims, dates, and links

On Pro, bring staff, reviewers, and collaborators into a visible workflow instead of passing final copy through disconnected documents and chats.

Route the current revision to the right reviewer

Start at $9 per month with unlimited posts and all publishing networks, then upgrade based on accounts and collaboration needs.

Plans

Which plan fits your nonprofit

Your setupPlanPrice
One person, up to 5 accountsSolo$9/month, or $7/month billed yearly
One person, up to 20 accountsCreator$29/month, or $19/month billed yearly
Staff or volunteers who draft and approve, up to 30 accountsPro$49/month, or $39/month billed yearly ($468 a year)
Several programs or chapters, unlimited accountsAgency$199/month, or $159/month billed yearly

Every plan includes unlimited posts, all 10 networks, analytics on supported networks, and API and MCP access. Team seats and extra workspaces are on Pro and Agency; each seat is free, and people you invite do not need their own subscription.

Compared

Postqued vs Hootsuite and the other tools nonprofits compare

ToolWhat a small team paysApprovalsFree optionNonprofit discount
PostquedPro $49/mo for unlimited seats and 30 accountsEvery plan7-day trial, card requiredNone
HootsuitePriced per user; the monthly amount is not shown on the public plans pageAdvanced and EnterpriseFree trialNot recorded in our data
BufferTeam $12 per channel/mo with unlimited users; 8 channels is $96/moTeam planFree for 3 channels, 10 queued posts eachNot recorded; see buffer.com/nonprofits
MetricoolAdvanced $67/mo for up to 15 brands, with team managementAdvanced and CustomFree: 1 brand, 20 posts a monthNot recorded in our data
PublerProfessional $5/mo and Business $10/mo for 1 account; extra accounts and members cost moreNot recorded in our dataFree: 3 accounts, 10 pending posts eachNot recorded in our data
LaterGrowth $50/moGrowth and Scale14-day trialNot recorded in our data
PlanableBasic $39 per workspace/mo with unlimited users, 60 posts and 4 pagesYesFirst 50 posts freeNot recorded in our data

Choose Postqued when several staff or volunteers need to draft and approve posts and you want one flat price with unlimited posts. Choose Buffer, Publer or Metricool on their free plans if one person posts to three accounts or fewer (or 20 posts a month on Metricool), and check Buffer's nonprofit page first. Choose Metricool Advanced if reporting and ad analytics matter more than price, and stay on Hootsuite if you depend on its DM inbox and social listening.

Competitor details come from Postqued's comparison data, reviewed 6 August 2026. Prices are month-to-month list prices from the linked vendor pages; confirm them, and ask each vendor about nonprofit pricing, before you decide.

One shared product workflow

From the first idea to the published post, everything stays connected.

The Postqued functionality stays the same for every team: one calendar, review trail, publishing record, supported analytics, and optional agent access.

Plan and publish from one calendar.

Keep drafts, dates, destinations, platform options, and publishing status in the same working view.

  • Month, week, and list planning views
  • Platform-specific publishing across ten networks
  • Queued, published, failed, and cancelled status
Explore the social media planner
Postqued scheduling calendar

Keep review attached to the exact post.

Feedback, revision history, change requests, and approval decisions stay with the work instead of disappearing into a separate thread.

  • Comments and caption suggestions in context
  • Decisions tied to the current revision
  • A visible handoff from review to scheduling
Postqued approval screen with a caption revision suggestion and reviewer comments attached to the post

See what is working after posts go live.

Review supported account and post analytics beside the publishing workflow, so results can inform what you plan next.

  • Account and post metrics in the same workspace
  • Views, engagement, comments, shares, and post performance
  • Analytics for TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, Threads, and YouTube
Explore analytics coverage
Postqued analytics dashboard

Let an agent prepare the campaign while people remain accountable for the message.

Compatible agents can help organize content, resolve accounts, validate requests, and schedule approved work. Program claims, consent, safeguarding, and fundraising decisions stay with your organization.

  • People confirm consent, accuracy, safeguarding, donation terms, and final approval.
  • The agent prepares repeatable work and acts only within its organization and workspace scope.
Explore AI-agent workflows
Postqued AI assistant working from shared workspace context
Fit before signup

A clear fit, with clear boundaries.

Postqued fits nonprofits and NGOs that need affordable campaign coordination and multi-network publishing, not a replacement for fundraising or donor systems.

Campaign planning and publishing

One calendar, unlimited posts, 10 networks, drafts and drag-to-reschedule.

Check first: No donor, grant, fundraising-page or email tools; no templates or posting queues.

Review and accountability

Editor, reviewer and admin roles; comments, caption suggestions, revision-bound approval, and an activity timeline on each post.

Check first: No consent-tracking feature, no multi-step approval, no organization-wide audit log.

Results and comments

In-app analytics on supported networks; reply to comments on Facebook, Instagram and Threads.

Check first: No PDF or exportable reports, no DM inbox, no social listening.
More clarity for every campaign

Give the next message a visible review and publishing path.

Start a seven-day trial with unlimited posts and all 10 publishing networks included.

Nonprofits social media FAQ

Hootsuite is too expensive for our nonprofit. What should we use to plan and publish across our social accounts?

Look for a tool that does not charge per user and does not cap posts. Postqued costs $9/month for one person with five accounts, or $49/month for up to 30 accounts with unlimited staff and volunteer seats and approvals, publishing to 10 networks. If one person posts to three accounts or fewer, the free plans from Buffer, Publer or Metricool may be enough.

Does Postqued offer a nonprofit discount?

No. There is no nonprofit plan or discount. Pricing is the same for everyone: Solo $9, Creator $29, Pro $49 and Agency $199 a month, with yearly billing lowering each plan (Pro is $39/month billed yearly).

Do volunteers cost extra?

No. Pro and Agency include unlimited team seats, and invited people do not need their own subscription. Give volunteers the editor role to draft, or the viewer role to only see the calendar.

Can a program lead approve posts before they go live?

Yes. Posts can be submitted for review, commented on and approved; approval applies to the exact version reviewed. Reviewers sign in with Google or email. Approval is enforced when the post has an assigned reviewer or the workspace has a client-type reviewer; team admins can still publish directly.

Can we track consent for photos of the people we serve?

Not with a dedicated feature. You can record consent notes in post comments, but Postqued has no consent or checklist tool.

Can we send reports to our board?

You can view analytics in Postqued for TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, Threads and YouTube. There are no PDF, exported or scheduled reports.

Which networks can we publish to?

All 10: TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, X, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky and Mastodon.