Connect Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube for each brand, then set a posting schedule for each product. Approved content publishes at that cadence, whether it was manually approved or set to auto-approve.
A finished video or carousel still needs someone to open each platform and post it on schedule. That work repeats for every piece of content.
A tool that only generates content does not maintain your posting cadence. Scheduled publishing keeps approved content moving to the connected platforms.
Connect Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube for each brand. Shipcut checks connection health before a scheduled post runs.
Choose daily or a few times a week, depending on the product. Different products can run on different schedules in the same workspace.
Manually approved sets and auto-approved products publish on schedule without a separate posting step.
as of 2026-09-12
Instagram for carousels, TikTok for video, and YouTube Shorts. Connect the platforms you use for each brand, and approved content publishes to those accounts.
Set a posting schedule for each product, such as daily or a few times a week. Content for auto-approved products publishes automatically; manually approved products publish after you approve a set.
Shipcut checks connection health before publishing. If a connection needs to be reauthorized, approved content for that platform waits until you reconnect it.
Each brand connects its Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube accounts separately. This lets agencies manage multiple client accounts without mixing up content.
No. Connect only the platforms you use. A product's content publishes to the platforms connected for its brand.
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