KeepsPosted vs Planable: Approvals for Small Teams

Planable is a strong approval tool for many networks. KeepsPosted is narrower and learns your voice from past posts. Cost for 1, 3 and 5 clients, 10 Nov 2026.

KeepsPosted title card with two approval screens side by side next to the logo
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Planable is built around the approval step: you write posts in a shared workspace, colleagues and clients comment on them, and approved posts are scheduled. KeepsPosted shares the approval idea but starts earlier, with drafts from your own photos in the voice of your past posts. If you already write your posts and need a polished review process across many networks, Planable is a strong choice. If writing the posts is the bottleneck, KeepsPosted is aimed at that.

We make KeepsPosted. Every Planable fact below comes from Planable's pricing page and approval features page, read on 10 November 2026. We did not test Planable's product. Planable's pages disagreed with themselves on some add-on prices, so check before you buy.

The short answer

PlanableKeepsPosted
Main jobCollaborate on, approve and schedule posts across many networksLearn your voice, draft the week's posts from your photos, get them approved, publish
NetworksIncludes Instagram professional accounts, Facebook Pages, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads and Google Business Profile (features page)Instagram and Facebook only
Entry priceBasic $33 "per workspace" "per month"Starter $29 a month; $290 billed yearly
Pricing unitPer workspace; unlimited usersPer brand; unlimited teammates and approvers
Limits at entry4 social pages and 60 posts per workspace1 brand, 30 content items a month, 2 connected accounts
ApprovalsNone, Optional on Basic; Required on Pro; Multi-level on EnterpriseApprove-before-posting links on every plan
Approver without an accountFeatures page: occasional approvers do not need an account to view posts and commentApproval links with no login
Free trial50 free posts, no time limit, no card requiredNo free plan
Checked 10 November 2026. Prices and features change, so confirm on each vendor's page.

Both products let someone outside your team approve through a link. That is not unique to either of us.

Where Planable is better

  • A deeper approval process. Planable's pricing page lists optional, required and, on Enterprise, multi-level approvals. Its features page describes step-by-step approvals, comments in context, text suggestions, resolved comments and version history that shows who changed what and when. KeepsPosted's approval is simpler: approve, edit or reject each draft.
  • Many networks. Its features page lists support for nine, including TikTok, LinkedIn, X, YouTube and Pinterest. KeepsPosted covers two.
  • A real free trial. 50 free posts with no time limit and no card. KeepsPosted has no free plan.
  • A mobile app. Planable's page lists iOS and Android apps for planning, reviewing and approving.
  • Add-ons for inbox, analytics and listening. Planable lists them as paid add-ons, each with a 30-day free trial. KeepsPosted has none.
  • Cheaper at five clients, on the figures below. If you already have posts to schedule, Planable's per-workspace pricing can come out lower.

Where KeepsPosted is different

Planable's pricing table lists AI post rewrite and AI post generate on its plans. The pages we read do not describe a voice profile built from your past posts, and we did not test it, so we will not say it has none.

  1. An editable playbook from your own posts

    KeepsPosted reads past Instagram and Facebook posts and builds a playbook: voice, topics, facts and words to avoid. You edit it.

  2. Suggestions from your photos and facts

    It proposes the week's posts from photos you uploaded and facts you confirmed.

  3. Approval links with unlimited approvers

    A client or boss can approve without an account. Nothing posts until someone does.

  4. A record per brand

    It keeps a record of what was approved, scheduled and published for each brand.

Cost for 1, 3 and 5 clients

Planable's page shows "$33 per workspace per month" for Basic and $49 for Pro, and a yearly toggle with "2 months free" but no stated monthly price on annual billing. KeepsPosted's yearly price is 10 times monthly. The table uses monthly prices for both, so we compare the same billing period.

Clients (Instagram + Facebook each)Planable BasicKeepsPosted
1 client$33 a month (1 workspace)$29 a month (Starter)
3 clients$99 a month (3 workspaces)$79 a month (Studio)
5 clients$165 a month (5 workspaces)$199 a month (Agency, up to 8 brands)
Prices from planable.io/pricing and the KeepsPosted pricing page, read 10 November 2026. Planable rows assume one workspace per client, our arithmetic. Planable's page also says to get in touch for more than 5 workspaces.

Planable's Basic plan allows 60 posts per workspace and 4 social pages, so a client with Instagram and Facebook fits. KeepsPosted Starter lists 30 content items per month for one brand, where one item is a post adapted for both networks. The five-client row is where Planable is cheaper: Agency's $199 covers up to 8 brands, and you only need 5. For three clients, KeepsPosted is cheaper. This is a price comparison of different products, not of equal features.

Who should pick which

If you...Choose
Already write the posts and want a detailed review process with comments and version historyPlanable
Need multi-level approvals or approvals on many networksPlanable (Enterprise for multi-level)
Want to start free with 50 posts and no cardPlanable
Run five clients and only need scheduling with approvalsPlanable can cost less
Spend the most time on what to post and how to word itKeepsPosted
Want captions that follow a playbook learned from the client's own past postsKeepsPosted
Want unlimited approvers inside a per-brand priceKeepsPosted

For the approval process itself, see A Simple Social Media Approval Workflow for Small Teams. KeepsPosted's plans are on the pricing page.

Common questions

Does Planable need the approver to have an account?

Its approval features page says occasional approvers do not need an account to view posts and comment. Check how it works for approving, not just viewing, when you try it.

Is KeepsPosted the only tool with approval links?

No. Planable's page describes the same idea, and other tools offer it too.

Sources

Written by the KeepsPosted editorial team. Planable details come from Planable's own pages on the date shown; we did not test Planable's product. We make KeepsPosted. AI helped draft the text and a person reviewed it.