Granular permissions, not roles
Tick exactly what each member can do — create, edit, publish, approve, delete posts, manage accounts, manage team — from a simple checkbox grid, and update it anytime.
Invite teammates, clients, and collaborators to your team with granular per-person permissions — and unlimited members and workspaces on every plan.
Zilfu includes unlimited team members and unlimited workspaces on every plan. Invite anyone by email once — they join your team and reach every workspace you own, including ones you add later — and tailor their access with individual permissions — create, edit, publish, approve, delete, manage accounts, manage team — instead of fixed roles. Every member holds at least one permission, and a client who should only sign off gets nothing but Approve posts — no creating, editing, publishing or deleting. You can delegate team management too, without making anyone an owner.
Tick exactly what each member can do — create, edit, publish, approve, delete posts, manage accounts, manage team — from a simple checkbox grid, and update it anytime.
Tick nothing but Approve posts and a client can watch the schedule, read the analytics, and sign off on what is queued — without creating, editing, publishing or deleting a thing.
Grant the manage-team permission so a trusted member can invite, remove, and re-permission others — membership isn't limited to the owner. The owner's own permissions stay locked.
Separate brands, clients, or projects into independent workspaces — each with its own accounts, schedule, and timezone — and switch instantly from the sidebar. There's no limit, and one invitation covers them all.
No. Every plan includes unlimited team members and unlimited workspaces; you pay only for the number of connected accounts.
Yes. Tick Approve posts and nothing else: they can review and approve what is queued, but cannot create, edit, publish, or delete, and billing stays hidden. Membership is team-wide, so they see every workspace you own — keep a client who must not see the others in a separate account.
No. Permissions are granular per person — create, edit, publish, approve, delete posts, manage accounts, manage team — so you tick exactly what each member needs.
All of them. A member joins your team rather than a single workspace, so one invitation covers every workspace you own — including any you create afterwards — on one set of permissions.
Yes. Grant the manage-team permission and that member can invite, remove, and re-permission others. Only the owner can change a workspace's settings or delete it.
Plan, approve and publish every account from one place.
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