What's New

Your agent manages the team. Ask your AI agent to list a workspace's members, invite someone as admin, manager, creator or viewer, change a role or remove a member.

Leave a workspace from its Members tab when you no longer work in it.

Settings by role. Only owners and admins see a workspace's General settings, and your role updates on screen as soon as an owner changes it.

Publish now. Your AI agent can now publish a post straight away, not only save a draft or schedule it for later. It checks the text and accounts with you first, then sends it.

Client connect links from your agent. Agencies can ask their agent for a link to send to a client. The client connects their own social accounts without a LotsSocial login, and each account lands under the brand you chose. Links last up to 7 days, and your agent can list them and revoke any of them. The same links are still under Accounts → Connect in the dashboard.

Follower counts. Account cards now show each account's followers (subscribers on YouTube), with the date they were counted. Your AI agent gets them too, with the change over the last 7 and 30 days. Where a network doesn't share a count, such as LinkedIn personal profiles, we say so instead of showing zero.

One set of rules for every post. The dashboard and your AI agent now check posts against exactly the same rules, with the same messages, before anything is scheduled: caption limits, media size, format, length and aspect ratio for each network. The composer checks as you write, so a post that would be rejected is caught before you schedule it.

Client connect links. Create a link for a workspace and brand and send it to your client. They connect their own social accounts without signing in, and each account lands under that brand. Links expire, and you can revoke them any time. Find it under Accounts → Connect.

Stats right on your posts. Every post card shows each account's results inline. Click for the full breakdown.

More your AI agent can do through the LotsSocial MCP server:

• Upload videos and files from your computer, or attach a video by link
• Create brands and move accounts between them
• Disconnect accounts
• See each account's caption limit, including long posts for paid X accounts
• When a post is already published, deleting it is refused and your agent gets the live links instead, so nothing disappears by accident

Your agent for speed, the dashboard for control: everything here works from both.

Problems are caught before you schedule. Instagram images outside the 4:5 to 1.91:1 range get a warning in the composer and can't be scheduled until you fix them. Your AI agent gets the same check, with a sentence saying how to fix it. Drafts keep the image with a warning.

Media that fits each network. When a network can't take your original image or video, LotsSocial converts a copy at publish time. Your original file is never changed.

Alt text reaches more networks. The alt text you save is now sent to LinkedIn, Bluesky, Mastodon and X, and Bluesky shows images in their real proportions instead of a forced square.

When a post fails, you hear about it right away. You get an email as soon as a post fails. Posts that can never succeed as they are (for example, the wrong aspect ratio or video length) stop retrying straight away, so the email arrives at once instead of after repeated attempts.

Retry just the network that failed. If one account fails while publishing, a Retry button appears for that account only.

Fixed:

• Multi-image posts to LinkedIn Company Pages
• Some characters cutting LinkedIn posts short
• YouTube uploads
• Instagram publishing errors and retries
• Mastodon accounts whose access was revoked can now be reconnected, and reconnected accounts show as healthy again
• A Google Business Profile post that Google rejected no longer shows as published

Two simple ways to pay.

Plans cover a block of accounts for a fixed monthly price: Starter for 12 accounts, Pro for 40 and Business for 150, with two months free when you pay yearly. Need more? Extra accounts cost your plan's rate.

Pay as you go with LotsTech Credits, charged daily for the accounts you connect. No subscription needed.

Posts, media storage, brands, workspaces and team members are unlimited on every option. New accounts start with 5,000 free credits, valid for 90 days, no card required.

Manage everything from your AI agent, or from the dashboard: composer, calendar, bulk scheduling, media library and analytics.

See pricing

Two new places to publish, both live today.

Google Business Profile — share updates, events, offers, and call-to-action buttons with the people finding your business locally. If customers discover you through search or maps, this is the surface that matters most.

Reddit — post text, links, images, and galleries, with subreddit selection, flair, and NSFW and spoiler options handled properly rather than bolted on.

Both connect from the Accounts page, and both work with everything else: scheduling, the calendar, bulk scheduling and analytics, from your AI agent or the dashboard.

LinkedIn Company Pages are now supported.

Publish to your company page with captions written for a professional audience, schedule ahead, and keep the page active without doing it by hand every week.

Company pages and personal profiles are handled as separate accounts, so you can run both from one workspace and give each its own voice and cadence.

Connect your page from the Accounts page.

You can now post to TikTok directly from LotsSocial.

Schedule videos alongside everything else on your calendar, with captions written for TikTok rather than copied from another platform.

Connect your TikTok account from the Accounts page to get started.

Posts went from a list you read to a queue you work.

Filter down to exactly what needs attention — drafts, scheduled, published, or failed — and see the failure count up front instead of discovering a problem days later.

When a post does fail, you are told. No more silent failures sitting in the background while you assume everything published.

We also fixed scheduling for everyone outside UTC: late-evening posts no longer show up on two different days in the calendar, and times now behave correctly in your own timezone.