SocialRails
SocialRails is a social media management platform for scheduling posts across 9 platforms, creating content with AI, and managing multiple social channels from one dashboard.
About SocialRails
SocialRails
SocialRails lets users create content once and post to 9 social platforms, with a stated time of 60 seconds. The page lists Instagram, Facebook, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Bluesky, and Threads as supported platforms. It describes AI tools for brainstorming posts, generating images and Pinterest pins, creating TikToks and Reels from 350+ video templates, and optimizing captions per platform. Scheduling features include drag-and-drop content calendars, recurring posts, suggested best posting times, and timeslots. The page also mentions multi-workspace management, team collaboration with user roles, analytics, OAuth account connections, and a free 3-day trial. Paid plans are listed as Creator at $29/month, Business at $49/month, and Agency at $99/month, with yearly billing shown at a 20% discount.
Key features
- Schedule and post to 9 social platforms from one place
- Secure OAuth connections for all platforms
- Drag-and-drop content calendar
- Recurring posts and suggested best posting times
- Timeslot scheduling
- AI post and caption generation with per-platform optimization
- AI image generation and Pinterest pin creation with templates
- Short-form video and TikTok/Reels creation with 350+ video templates
- Auto-image resizing for different platform formats
- Video thumbnail generation
- Analytics for engagement, impressions, likes, and top-performing posts
- Multiple workspaces and team collaboration with user roles
- API access on paid plans
- Free 3-day trial
Best suited for
- Solo creators and solopreneurs
- Growing marketing teams
- Agencies managing multiple client accounts
- Businesses scheduling content across multiple social platforms
Pricing
Free 3-day trial. Creator $29/month, Business $49/month, Agency $99/month, with yearly billing at 20% off.
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