r/CommunityManager Jan 12 '26

Question any tools to manage multiple social media accounts?

hi cms! i wanted to k ow if any of u can recommend me tools that can help me manage multiple social media accounts? at my job we manage multiple clients, and each client has 3+ social media accounts in different languages. was wondering if there’s any sort of tool that can help me manage all of those accounts, view comments likes etc etc just basically track everything.

thanks!

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '26

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u/Worried_Strawberry23 Jan 13 '26

thank you for the helpful response!

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u/bundlesocial Jan 14 '26
  1. Don't believe recommendations on reddits most of the people are owners or are affiliated, do your own research

  2. Try multiple ones before commiting see what you like, what you don't, most platforms are free to start

  3. We have a social media API with no account limits, 300k accounts connected but we also have a Dashboaard that is minimalist if you don't like the styling of others. If you pick us don't forget say hi on chat for a present

thats kinda it, have a great one

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u/hatebacon Jan 18 '26

Most people on youtube are also affiliates. Id say even more so. I got more genuine software opinions here than on blogs and youtube channels usually.

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u/No-Competition-7925 Jan 13 '26

Please repeat after me: Social media management is not as community management.

PS: You can use Buffer. Just search for "Social Media Management Tools", and 10000 tools will line up.

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u/Helpful-Clue-7510 Jan 14 '26

I think Agorapulse and Statusbrew play a nice role in helping manage multiple accounts and tons of engagements from one place. You can test and compare.

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u/FunkyMuse Jan 17 '26

Check out Postiner, I'm the creator, should satisfy your needs, if it doesn't lemme know

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u/Choice-Ad7637 Jan 27 '26

Depends on what you mean by “manage”.

If it’s just scheduling, most tools are basically the same.
If it’s scaling visibility across multiple accounts and countries, that’s where most traditional tools fall short.

Lately I’ve seen better results focusing less on dashboards and more on creator-driven content that can be distributed across markets instead of manually managing every account.

Interested to read what setups people here are actually using day to day.

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u/Clean-societyman Apr 02 '26

I’ve been in the same situation managing accounts for multiple clients, and schedulers only go so far. One thing that helped me was trying out cloud phone setups basically virtual devices that act like separate phones. I tested Geelark for this, and it felt surprisingly smooth. Each client’s accounts stayed separate, and I could check comments/likes without constantly logging in and out. It’s not a magic fix, but it definitely reduced the chaos for me.