Shared media library
Upload photos and videos, organize them with tags and find useful content when it’s time to write.
A shared workspace for your business’s content
Endless Social Media Manager helps independent businesses collect photos and videos, write posts, review them with their team and plan when they go out.
From an idea to a published post
Build a shared library of photos and videos.
Write a caption and adapt it for each channel.
Get approval and choose the right time.
Use supported automatic publishing or a phone-post handoff.
Upload photos and videos, organize them with tags and find useful content when it’s time to write.
Keep unfinished work private. Managers and owners can approve posts or request changes before scheduling.
See planned posts, preferred posting times and phone handoffs in your business’s timezone.
Invite owners, managers, creators, contributors and viewers. Each person sees the actions their role permits.
Authorize your own business accounts with the provider. ESMM never needs customers to create a developer app or paste a social access token.
Schedule WordPress articles, manage supported channel publishing and follow available account and post metrics.
Each business has its own workspace, connections and content. The customer chooses which accounts ESMM can access, approves the requested permissions with the provider and can disconnect later. Uploading media or saving a draft never publishes it.
New owners get a saved setup guide. Teammates receive an introduction for their role. You can pause the guide, explore the app and return to it at any time.
Read the getting-started guideWordPress uses a customer-created application password. TikTok phone posting hands a video and caption to the person who finishes the post. Google Maps lookup can show a selected location’s current public rating and review count. Facebook, Instagram, Google Business Profile and TikTok API authorization and automatic publishing depend on provider approval and availability; ESMM shows the available options in Channels.
Connection requirements and data controls