Questions, answered

Everything people ask before signing up. If yours isn't here, email us and you'll hear back within one business day.

Getting started

Ready-to-post content for you: captions, the best platform for each post, a suggested day and time to publish, and 5 hashtags per post. Every Monday a fresh batch is written for you automatically, 3 posts on Starter, 10 on Pro, 21 on Boss. You can also write more any time you want.

Very little. There is no training needed and it is not a heavy lift for your staff. Answer a few questions about your work once, and Proclame writes the posts. Your team just reviews them and taps approve.

About 60 seconds. You answer a few questions about your work once: what you do, where you're based, who you're trying to reach, and the tone you want your posts to have. You never fill that out again.

Yes. It works for any group, including nonprofits, schools and congregations. Choose "Are you a nonprofit?" when you set up and posts are written for supporters instead of customers: thank-yous, impact moments, volunteer spotlights and the occasional ask, with warmth and without pressure. Nothing is invented. No number, name, amount or quote appears unless you gave it to us. Your volunteers and staff can send photos from the field through a link, with a line about what's happening, so whoever runs your social media doesn't have to be at the event. If you need help with communications, photos and a presence on social media, Proclame is a good partner.

Every account starts with a free month, and no card is needed to begin. Sign up, answer a few questions and you are straight into your dashboard. If you pick a plan during the month, your card is only charged when the month ends, so you can cancel any time before then and pay nothing. You can also try a single post completely free with no signup at all using the form above.

The posts

That's the part we've worked on hardest. Every post is written using your name, location, who you're trying to reach, and preferred tone. Paste in a few posts you've already written and Brand Voice studies how you actually talk, then writes in that same hand. The more you approve and reject, the closer it gets.

Always. Edit any caption, change the hashtags, move it to a different day, or ask for a rewrite with a note about what you want changed. Nothing publishes without your approval.

No, and this is a hard rule rather than a preference. Proclame never invents prices, discounts, guarantees, years in business, review counts, impact numbers, names, quotes, or contact details. If you didn't tell it something, it won't claim it. A made-up discount is something you could be held to.

It's written to avoid the patterns that give AI away: the dash-heavy sentences, the rhetorical question answered in the next line, the stacked fragments. It writes in your voice, with your details, at a length that suits the platform.

Reject it, and that feedback trains your Brand Voice profile so the next batch avoids whatever you didn't like. You can also list words and phrases you never want to see, and they'll never appear again.

Publishing

Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn — to one or several at the same time. Facebook and Instagram take photos and video; LinkedIn posts go to your personal profile with text and photos, since company Pages need an approval LinkedIn hasn't opened up to us yet. For every other platform you copy the caption in one tap and paste it wherever you post.

Never. A post only publishes if you've approved it and scheduled it. Nothing goes out on its own.

We email you with the reason the platform gave, and the post stays in your calendar so you can fix it and reschedule. Nothing else in your queue is affected.

Yes, for auto-publishing to Facebook or Instagram. Instagram also needs to be a Business or Creator account connected to that Page, which is Meta's requirement rather than ours. LinkedIn is separate and needs nothing from Facebook. Everything else works without connecting anything.

Proclame Hub

The hardest part of posting isn't the writing, it's having a photo. Hub lets the people already doing the work send them in. You share a link, they add photos from their phone, and Proclame writes a post around each one.

No. No account, no app, no password. They open the link, type their first name, and add photos. Nonprofits also get a line to say what's happening in the photos. That's the whole thing.

No. Everything lands in a queue for you to review, tagged with who sent it. You approve what gets used.

Plans and billing

Yes. One button in Settings, no phone call and no form. Cancel before your trial ends and you're never charged at all.

Any time, in either direction. Upgrades take effect immediately and downgrades at the end of your billing period.

Your account and everything in it stays exactly as it is. You just stop getting new posts written. Resubscribe and it picks up where it left off.

Your data

No. We don't sell it and we don't run ads against it. Your profile exists to make your posts better, and nothing else.

We never see them. Connecting an account goes through Facebook's own login, and we only store an encrypted access token that you can revoke at any time from Settings or from Facebook.

Settings, then Danger Zone, then Delete Account. It's immediate and it takes your data with it.

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