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Most social media tools are built for marketing departments. The businesses we know don’t have one — they have somebody who runs the shop, or the workshop, or the practice, and keeps the social channels going on the side.
The hard part was never writing the posts. It’s logging into each platform in turn, cropping the same photo again for every one of them, and then finding the numbers somewhere else entirely. Hubcast puts all of that in one place: draft it, schedule it, and see what worked — without opening five dashboards.
It is a small, independent product, and it is priced like one: a flat monthly fee, every feature in every plan, and no annual contract. Our terms are governed by Norwegian law and the privacy policy says plainly what is stored and why.
The approval step is a first-class part of the product rather than an upgrade, because the thing that actually frightens people about a scheduling tool is the half-finished draft that went out to twelve thousand followers. Roles keep the author and the approver separate, and every decision is recorded.
Hubcast does not ship a model and does not resell one. It exposes an MCP server, so you point Claude — or whatever assistant you already pay for — at your workspace and it drafts there. Nothing it writes can publish or skip approval, and moving to a different assistant costs you nothing.
Both plans contain the entire product. Splitting features across tiers means the customer who needs the approval flow most — the small team — is the one told to pay more for it, and it turns every product decision into a pricing negotiation.
You connect each channel with your own account, and posts go out as your page or as you. There is no intermediary account, and disconnecting is one click. What we store about a connection is set out in the privacy policy, in plain terms.
Questions about whether it fits, an agency setup, a channel you need that isn’t there yet — write to [email protected]. It reaches someone who works on the product.