Made For Nonprofits

More time for the mission,
less time on social media

Whether it's one person or a small team of volunteers running your comms, Posting Panel makes it easy to plan campaigns ahead, draft posts fast, and see which messages actually move people to act.

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Plan around your campaigns

Schedule event reminders, appeals, and thank-yous ahead of your busiest weeks.

Draft without a marketing team

Give the AI assistant a topic and get a caption a volunteer can polish and send.

See what moves people

Track engagement across every platform to see which messages actually resonate.

Run more than one program

Give each program or chapter its own project with its own connected accounts.

The Reality

Every hour spent on social media is an hour not spent on the work itself

Nonprofits rarely have a dedicated marketing hire. Posting Panel is built so that a small team — or one very busy person — can keep a consistent, professional presence without it becoming a second job.

Schedule

Plan your campaign before it gets hectic

Queue up your appeal posts, event reminders, and thank-yous while things are calm, so nothing gets forgotten during the actual campaign.

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Create

A draft ready in seconds, for anyone on your team

Give the AI assistant your topic — a donor thank-you, an event recap, a volunteer shout-out — and get a caption anyone can polish before it goes out.

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Analyze

Learn which messages actually get a response

See engagement across every connected platform, so the next appeal is built on what's worked before, not a guess.

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Organize

Keep every program or chapter in its own lane

Set up a project per program, chapter, or location, each with its own connected accounts, and switch between them without separate logins.

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Worth Knowing

A few habits that help mission-driven teams specifically

Practical ideas that don't require a marketing budget.

1

Thank people publicly, not just by email

A public shout-out to a donor or volunteer (with permission) often means more to them than a form email, and it shows your community who's involved.

2

Plan around awareness days that fit your mission

Relevant awareness days give you a built-in reason to post and a wider conversation to be part of.

3

Show impact, not just asks

Posts about what a past donation or volunteer hour actually accomplished tend to build more trust than a constant stream of appeals.

4

Schedule the boring-but-important posts early

Event logistics and reminders are easy to forget in the rush of a campaign — get them queued before the busy part starts.

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FAQ

Nonprofit questions, answered title highlight

Plans are priced by how many projects you need, not by organization type, and every plan starts with a 30-day free trial so you can see the value before committing any budget to it.

The compose screen works the same way every time — write or draft with AI, attach a photo, pick a time — so a new volunteer can usually pick it up in a few minutes rather than needing a training session.

Yes. Schedule your campaign posts, event reminders, and thank-you messages weeks ahead of time, so your comms don't fall through the cracks during the busiest weeks of a campaign.

Yes. Set up a project per program or chapter, each with its own connected accounts, and switch between them from the same login instead of managing separate tools for each one.

Give your mission a consistent voice online

Start your free 30-day trial and plan your next campaign today — no credit card required.

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