PostStage delivers posts at the exact second your campaign goes live - synced across Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Threads, YouTube Shorts, Google Business Profile, and all 16 networks. Built for D2C brands where one minute of delay is hundreds of missed conversions.
Synchronized cross-platform publishing across 6 connected handles
The friction every D2C brands runs into — and what PostStage does about it.
A 12 PM Saturday product drop fires at 12:04 in most schedulers. Those 4 minutes are when your most-engaged followers refresh - and when your inventory moves fastest. Approximation isn't acceptable.
When your IG, FB, and LinkedIn all announce a sale at the same second, it feels coordinated and intentional. When they drift apart by minutes, the brand feels amateur.
A flash sale that's supposed to run 11 PM Friday → 11 PM Sunday loses 2-3 hours per channel if posts publish late or out of sync. That's 5% of the window, gone.
Purpose-built for the way you actually work.
Schedule any launch for an exact second. Each post is held as its own timed job and fires within seconds of that time, with no polling queue in between.
Bulk-schedule the same announcement across IG, FB, LinkedIn, Threads, and Google Business Profile. All fire at the same scheduled second - your launch feels intentional and coordinated, not piecemeal.
Schedule Offer posts directly to your Google Business Profile location with coupon codes + redeem-online URLs. Shows up in Google Search + Maps the moment your sale goes live.
Plan your D-7 teaser → D-3 reminder → D-day launch → D+1 thank-you sequence on the calendar, by month or hour by hour in the week view. Spot the gaps before launch week, and drag a step to a new slot if plans change.
The features that matter most for D2C brands, all included.
Posts fire within seconds of the time you set, each as its own timed job rather than a slot in a polling queue.
One composer flow → fire the same post on IG + FB + LinkedIn + Threads simultaneously. Each platform's API called in parallel.
Schedule Offer posts with coupon codes, terms, redeem-online URLs. Visible on Google Search + Maps for the duration you set.
Month, week and day views map out launch teasers, drops, and follow-ups across all platforms. Drag a post to reschedule it, with Undo.
Turn on link tracking and links to your store get UTM labels (platform, campaign, post code) as you schedule, so Google Analytics and Shopify show which post brought each sale. Put links in the first comment to keep the caption clean.
"Comment LINK to get it": everyone who comments the keyword on your Instagram or Facebook post gets the product link in their DMs within seconds, one per person, with a "Check your DMs" reply under their comment.
30 accounts means your main brand + sister brands + each platform - with bulk posting so the same product drop hits IG, FB, and LinkedIn at the same exact second.
No card required. Cancel anytime. Payments processed via Razorpay.
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Each post is scheduled as its own timed job for the exact second you specify, then fires. From your scheduled second to the post being live on the platform usually takes a few seconds, mostly the platform's own processing. No polling, no queue approximation.
Yes, on Pro. Turn on Comment-to-DM for a post and anyone who comments your keyword (LINK, SIZE, PRICE) on Instagram or a Facebook Page gets a DM with your link within seconds, one per person, through Meta's official messaging API. A "Check your DMs" reply can go under their comment too.
Yes - Pro plan includes bulk posting. Compose once, pick the accounts (IG account + FB Page + LinkedIn profile), set the schedule, hit save. All three are queued for the same Unix timestamp and fire in parallel.
Open the post from your Queue or Calendar and cancel or reschedule it; on the calendar you can also drag it to a new time. Cancelling takes effect at once. To hold several posts, select them in the Queue and pause them together.
PostStage doesn't generate product-card previews directly - but the platforms do. Drop your full product URL in the caption (or as a first-comment link) and IG/FB/LinkedIn auto-render their native link previews.
Full Reels support including cover image. Upload a 9:16 MP4 or MOV (≤100 MB, ≤15min), optional thumbnail, caption, hashtags. PostStage waits for Instagram to finish processing the video before it publishes.
Yes - "Post is live" email at publish time, "Post failed" email with retry details if anything went wrong. Both arrive within seconds so your campaign team knows the moment a launch fired.
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