Jarvee or safer alternative

GoodDogWoof

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Hey guys,

I'm about to purchase a SMM panel to automate posting on my businesses social media.

Just wondering if anyone has some budget friendly alternative?

Really just wan it for scheduling posts. No follow/unfollow.

Bit worried about some of the comments around Jarvee being flagged and would ideally like a more user-friendly UI.

Any suggestions appreciated
 
How many accounts?
I schedule my buffly manually weekly for posting across 6 accounts.

how manual/automatic do you want?

I could speed the process up a bit with ifttt, but for my business, I want it more manual so I can build content curation.
 
How many accounts?
I schedule my buffly manually weekly for posting across 6 accounts.

how manual/automatic do you want?

I could speed the process up a bit with ifttt, but for my business, I want it more manual so I can build content curation.

Thanks for the reply.

Post once/twice per week across LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter.

Really just looking something bare bones to let me set a forget and supplement it with manual posting.
 
Thanks for the reply.

Post once/twice per week across LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter.

Really just looking something bare bones to let me set a forget and supplement it with manual posting.
Once twice per week!

hootsuite, free plan.
You could schedule out months in advance at that posting level.
 
I've only had issues with Instagram when using Jarvee. The other platforms you've mentioned are working just fine. I have more than 100 posts scheduled and posting on Facebook and Twitter.
 
Thanks for the replies folks.

Went with the Postoplan solution for ease of use and a lifetime plan.
 
Thanks for the replies folks.

Went with the Postoplan solution for ease of use and a lifetime plan.
When i googled Postaplan, it says "Everything is free! The number of accounts is unlimited ". Is there any difference with the paid one ?
link : https://postoplan-app (replace - with .)
 
Tons of free programs like Hootsuite. Also, Facebook has an inbuilt tool for scheduling messages on its platform. It's completely free too
 
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