Agency questions, answered
You never need a client's Facebook password. Each client confirms one connect link in their own Group Posting extension, and their own Chrome publishes while it is open. The agency plans aren't white-label, carry text and images (no video yet) and cost €199 for 10 clients or €349 for 25 a month. No tool can promise zero risk.
Updated 14 October 2026
Your questions
A web dashboard where an agency plans, schedules and reports every client's Facebook group posts. Each client connects their own free Group Posting extension with one link and keeps their own login, and their own Chrome publishes. Agency Starter runs up to 10 clients; Agency Scale up to 25. Setup help by email from our support team, from claiming your dashboard to connecting your first client.
Agency Starter is €199/month or €1,990/year for up to 10 clients and 3 dashboard members; Agency Scale is €349/month or €3,490/year for up to 25 clients and 5 dashboard members. The dashboard member count includes you. Yearly is 2 months free.
Yes. Every connected client sits in one dashboard, where you schedule, roll out and report for all of them. Agency Starter connects up to 10 clients and Agency Scale up to 25. You can write a post once and roll it out to many clients, each posting to their own groups from their own browser.
One client is one connected Facebook login: that person's profile and the Pages they manage from it. A client can connect more than one of their own computers, and one of them does the posting. Agency Starter connects up to 10 clients and Agency Scale up to 25. A client you archive frees their slot seven days later.
No. While a client is connected, your plan covers their browser with Pro features, except cloud backup. They install the free Group Posting extension and confirm the connection. A client who already pays for Pro keeps it, including their own cloud backup.
No free trial, but your first payment has a 14-day money-back guarantee.
After you pay, open agency.groupposting.com/claim and enter the licence key from your LemonSqueezy receipt and the email you paid with. Your dashboard is ready in a minute. You accept a short data processing agreement once, add your first client, and send them their connect link.
Your questions
No, never. Your clients keep their own Facebook login. You never hold a password. The client confirms the connection once in their own extension, and their own signed-in browser does the posting. Their password, cookies and messages are never shared with you.
Install the free Group Posting extension, open your connect link and confirm once on a sheet that lists exactly what is shared. While they're connected, your plan covers Pro features in their browser, except cloud backup. They can pause your posting or disconnect from their own extension at any time.
Yes. Posts only go out while the client's Chrome is open and signed in to Facebook. A post that comes due while the computer is off or asleep is reported as missed if Chrome isn't back within a short grace window, never as published.
Yes. A client covers their own profile and the Pages they manage from that Facebook login, and you choose which one each schedule posts as. The client opens a Page in their own extension once so their browser knows it.
Not for groups the client has only joined. Meta removed group publishing from its API on 22 April 2024. Buffer now sends a reminder for groups, Hootsuite's help lists Facebook Pages, not groups, and Business Suite schedules only into groups linked to a Page the client administers.
Full comparison →Your questions
Nothing until they confirm the connection on a sheet in their own extension. Then you see their group list and collections, the names, ids and pictures of their profile and Pages, the results of the posts you schedule with a link to each published one, and the extension's health. Never their password, cookies, messages, own posts or leads.
No. You can set up Lead Radar for a client: the groups it watches, the words it matches or excludes, how often it scans, and optional automatic replies, at most ten a day, which the client can switch off at any time. What it finds, the leads and the people behind them, stays private to the client. You never see a lead or a count of leads. Automated DMs stay off.
No tool can promise zero risk on a platform it doesn't control, and account restrictions remain possible. Managed posts run on the same pacing and one-run-at-a-time protections as every other post, and nothing you push can post faster than the client's own settings. Facebook's limits, group rules and admin approval still apply.
Your questions
No. Your client sees the Group Posting name in their own extension, where they approve the connection, and the dashboard carries the Group Posting name too. You never need their password.
Agency-scheduled posts carry text and images; video isn't supported yet. Cloud backup isn't included on managed client browsers, though a local backup file always works. Posts only go out while the client's Chrome is open. To switch between Agency Starter and Agency Scale, email [email protected]. You can cancel anytime.
Yes. Your first agency payment has a 14-day money-back guarantee, once per business. Email [email protected] within 14 days of that payment. We refund it in full within 14 days of your request, and the plan and its client connections end. The guarantee applies only to the first payment; you can cancel anytime.
Share with your clients
The client stays in charge.
Nothing is shared until you confirm the connection in your own extension. The confirmation sheet lists what you are agreeing to share.
Your agency can see your group list and collections, the names, ids and pictures of your profile and Pages, the results of posts it schedules with links to published posts, and the extension's health.
Your Facebook password, cookies, private messages, posts you make yourself and Lead Radar leads are never shared with the agency. You can pause agency posting or disconnect at any time in your extension.
Agencies accept our data processing agreement in the dashboard. A group list is personal data and may reveal sensitive information, so the client's explicit agreement comes before the connection.
Agency section of the privacy policy →Your next step
Setup help by email from our support team, from claiming your dashboard to connecting your first client.