FS Poster

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WordPress social publishing with role-based review for composer and calendar posts

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What it does

FS Poster is a paid WordPress plugin for scheduling site content and standalone social posts. Annual and lifetime licences are available, with no current free tier. Setup requires WordPress access, an email address and licence activation.

Content Approval covers the composer and calendar, while automatic WordPress sharing, the editor box and planners retain their own publishing paths. It is included with Developer and Lifetime.

In FS Poster > Settings > Approvals, enable review and choose author and approver roles. Non-administrator approvers also need destination-channel permission. Create default notifications so waiting posts are announced. Authors submit through the calendar; reviewers open the eye icon to approve, request changes or decline. Activity retains decisions and notes.

Current prices are in USD, excluding VAT:

Licence Introductory charge Annual renewal Websites Included support
Single 58/year 65 1 6 months
Plus 109/year 195 3 plus 3 staging sites 1 year
Developer 229/year 449 15 plus 15 staging sites 1 year
Lifetime 490 once None 30 plus 30 staging sites 1 year

The purchase has a 14-day money-back guarantee. A lifetime licence still has a limited included support period. Installation uses the purchased ZIP in WordPress's plugin uploader, followed by activation with the purchase code and email.

Strengths

  • Review decisions and change requests remain attached to posts
  • Annual and lifetime licences provide different payment options for multiple sites

Watch out for

  • Approval does not cover every automatic publishing route
  • Reviewers need channel permission and configured notifications

Best for

  • WordPress publishers managing social drafts with clearly defined author and reviewer roles

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