Client approval for social media posts, at your agency
Client approval for social media posts happens on a SkedCast link, not one on your agency's own domain — the client-facing approval link a client opens to review a post is not white-labelled. What SkedCast white-labels is the client REPORT. Here is the honest, specific scope.
Client approval for social media posts: what is and is not branded
Branded to your agency
- The client-facing REPORT: only your brand, with SkedCast named nowhere on it, from the Agency plan up; co-branded reports (your logo and colors, with a small “Made with SkedCast”) start on the Studio plan
- The content of the post the client is reviewing, which is your work
Not branded (a SkedCast link)
- The URL the client opens to approve a post
- The approval page itself, which uses SkedCast’s own interface
Why this distinction matters
Some tools blur “white-label” into meaning everything a client ever sees carries your brand. SkedCast’s scope is narrower and stated plainly: reports carry your brand, the approval link does not. If a fully branded client-facing domain for approvals is a hard requirement, SkedCast is not the right fit for that specific need — worth knowing before you commit, not after.
Client approval links: FAQ
- Is the client approval link branded to my agency?
- No. A guest approval link is a SkedCast link, not one on your own domain, since SkedCast cannot be served from a custom domain. What is white-labelled is the client-facing REPORT, not the approval link itself.
- Does the client need a SkedCast account to approve a post?
- No — a client reviews and approves from a guest link, with no account, login or password needed.
- Which SkedCast plan includes client approvals?
- Approvals are included from the Agency plan up, alongside white-label reporting.
- Can I put my own domain on the approval link?
- No. SkedCast cannot be served from your own domain, so the approval link a client opens will always be a SkedCast URL, not a branded one.
- What does a client approval workflow for social media posts look like?
- A post moves into an approval queue, the client opens a guest link (no account needed), and approves or leaves a comment. Once approved, it schedules on your account as normal.
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