Who MeetPublish is for
Creators and studios with one brand, in-house teams that run several networks, and agencies that run several brands. Anyone who is tired of pasting the same post eight times.
One calendar that ships the week to eight networks, each in its own format.
Most tools either dump the same copy everywhere or lock you into one network. MeetPublish starts from the week, then formats per channel — so the post looks native, not copied.
Creators and studios with one brand, in-house teams that run several networks, and agencies that run several brands. Anyone who is tired of pasting the same post eight times.
MeetPublish is a Devizzo platform for planning and publishing social posts from one calendar. You plan the week once, then ship the same idea to Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, Pinterest, and Threads — each channel in its own format. AI writes captions and makes images; agents can fill the queue, and a person approves before anything goes live.
The visual calendar shows what goes out today, tomorrow, and a month from now, by brand and by channel.
Captions and images are drafted per channel. Agents can sketch a week from a brief. Nothing publishes without approval.
One approval can send a post to several channels, each in its native crop, length, and tone.
The week is planned once. Channels are destinations, not separate tools.
Each network gets its own crop, length, and caption instead of a reused Instagram line.
AI and agents fill the queue. A person still approves before anything goes live.
Start is free so you can see the calendar. Paid plans are Standard €29, Team €39, Pro €49, and Ultimate €99 per month, about 20% less yearly. Channels are 5 / 10 / 30 / 100. Posts are unlimited. Live plans sit on meetpublish.com.
The calendar is the source. Channels are destinations.
You see what goes out today, tomorrow, and a month from now — by brand and by channel — before anything is published.
The same idea is not pasted everywhere. Each network gets its own crop, length, and caption so the post looks native.
One approval can send a post to several networks at once. You still edit per channel when the tone has to differ.
Posts that still work go back on the calendar instead of dying after one publish.
The queue can fill itself. Nothing goes live without a person.
Captions are written for the channel and the brand tone — not one generic line reused on every network.
Images are generated to match the post, so you are not hunting stock every time a slot is empty.
Agents can draft a week of posts from a brief. You review, edit, and approve — they do not publish on their own.
Paid plans keep team seats so the person who owns the brand is the one who hits publish.
Each connected account counts as one channel.
Feed, stories, and the usual Meta formats from the same calendar.
Short video and visual networks sit next to the rest of the week, not in a separate tool.
Text-first channels get their own length and tone instead of a cropped Instagram caption.
Multi-brand work lives in one account. Creators and studios run one brand; agencies run several.
The calendar is the only source of truth. Channels are destinations with their own formats. That is the opposite of a tool that posts the same square to eight networks and calls it done. Analytics sit next to the calendar, and API or webhooks are there when the rest of your stack needs to talk to it.
A creator or studio plans one brand. An in-house team plans several channels without five logins. An agency plans several brands without a spreadsheet. For stores that also need a catalog and warehouse there is Shopakt; for sites that are not stores and need a blog first there is Inowara. MeetPublish is the calendar that ships the week to the networks.
Answers about MeetPublish from Devizzo.
Start is free. Connect the first channels, put a week on the calendar, and see how the same idea looks on each network before you pay.
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