ContentStudio

ContentStudio is social media management software with content discovery feeds for agencies and marketers; its entry plan covers one user and five accounts.

ContentStudio is a social media management platform with content discovery built in, made for agencies, brands and marketers who run several channels at once. It puts publishing, engagement, analytics and curation behind one login, so a team stops switching between a scheduler, an inbox and a feed reader. ContentStudio Inc., an independent Delaware corporation, builds and sells it, and it is the company's one product. The Publisher is the central hub: a queue and calendar of scheduled, drafted and published posts, and a composer with Best Time to Post suggestions. It adds a scheduled first comment for hashtags, CSV bulk upload and an Evergreen automation campaign that re-shares top performers on a cycle. Video publishes natively to TikTok and YouTube alongside the text networks. The Social Inbox gathers private chats, comments and mentions across channels, with filters, tags, assignment and AI-drafted replies. Discover builds content feeds around topics and RSS sources, surfaces the most-shared articles, and writes an AI caption for each item a team shares. Internal notes and comments let colleagues weigh in before anything goes out. Analytics covers Label and Campaign performance reports across networks and Competitor Analytics for Facebook and Instagram pages. A shared Media Library holds images, video and GIFs with a Canva connection. Agencies are the clearest fit. Workspaces keep each client apart, and the post approval workflow routes drafts to an approver or a client through a shareable link. The white-label and reseller add-ons put the agency's own brand on the product. Marketing teams at a single company use the same workspaces to separate regions or product lines. A freelancer can start on the entry tier, sized for a single user and a small set of accounts. Larger companies add SAML single sign-on and the Social Listening add-on for brand and competitor mentions. It is bought as one login. Plans are priced by social accounts, users and workspaces, extras are sold as monthly add-ons, and API access is a plan of its own; the plan cards list every tier. In daily use it is where a team plans the month's posts, answers the comments those posts draw, and pulls the report at the end. Curation runs beside publishing: a team subscribes to RSS and topic feeds in Discover, annotates a piece, and queues it to the connected accounts from the same composer. It connects to Canva for design and to Make.com for automation. A public API covers posts, workspaces, media and team members, so a developer can drive scheduling from another system. The help center at docs.contentstudio.io documents each module, and the Social Listening add-on extends the same workspace to mentions the inbox alone does not catch.