The calendar view is what makes managing multiple accounts actually doable. You see everything in one place and can spot gaps without jumping between platforms. The approval flow is the feature I recommend most to others. Clients get a link, comment directly on the post, approve or reject, no account needed. That removed most of the email back-and-forth from my week. Post previews are also reliable enough that what you see while creating is what actually goes live. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Rescheduling multiple posts at once is more work than it should be, you end up going post by post. The mobile app is fine for a quick check but not for building content. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Kontentino and find that planning posts ahead is really helpful because it allows me to manage my days without worrying about internet availability. I also appreciate the visibility among teammates, ensuring everyone is aware of what's going out and when. The communication directly on a specific post is a big plus, making feedback easier and more streamlined. I like how predictable the use is; I didn't need an onboarding session to start, which was convenient. The setup seemed pretty easy from my point of view, even though we've only used it for a short time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I personally don’t like the fact that if I post on different social media (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok…), all posts need to be posted separately on each one. If the same content will go on every platform, there should be an option to load it just once to all of them. Not one by one on each one separately. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Kontentino to plan and organize our social media content, and it helps me stay organized with socials when I'm focusing on product, ops, or other things. Kontentino gives me a clear overview of what we want to post, so I can plan ahead. I particularly like the ease of staying organized with the content calendar and post scheduling. I can always understand what posts are coming and what we've already posted, and we can make all the posts for the given month in a batch, which then runs on 'autopilot.' Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The mobile experience feels clunkier than desktop. While it's great for checking things in, the actual work is easier on desktop, possibly due to the nature of execution work. Editing captions on mobile feels clunkier. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how easy it is to plan and review content with clients in one place. The approval workflow helps keep feedback organized, and the calendar gives a clear overview of everything that's scheduled. It makes managing multiple social media accounts much less stressful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The desktop version works great, but some actions feel less convenient on mobile. I'd also like more flexibility when making bulk changes to multiple scheduled posts at once. Other than that, it covers most of what I need for day-to-day content planning. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As a CMO managing fundraising campaigns, I need to know what’s going out and when — without asking three people. Kontentino gives me that overview immediately. I open the calendar and it’s clear. No guessing.

We plan campaigns across multiple channels, and having everything laid out visually helps keep messaging consistent. I can quickly check if something feels off or missing before it goes live. That alone saves awkward fixes later.

I also like how easy it is to review posts before they’re published. It gives me confidence that what I approved is actually what people will see. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Changing publish times across multiple posts at once is a bit clunky. It’s not a dealbreaker, but when adjusting a campaign timeline, it takes more clicks than I’d like. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As a marketing director, I mostly use Kontentino to keep our workflow moving and handle final approvals. Before, I had to constantly check emails and follow up to make sure nothing was stuck.

Now I just open the tool and see what’s ready.

My team doesn’t have to wait around anymore. Once something is prepared, it moves forward without unnecessary delays. That alone made a big difference in our daily routine.

I also like that I don’t have to step into every small detail. I can focus on final approval and still feel in control of the whole process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly, nothing that stands out for my use case. I mainly use it to check workflow and approve content, and it does that reliably. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love how Kontentino helps me plan posts, manage approvals, and track what’s ready to publish without adding more mental load. The approval flow is clear, and I always know where things stand. I don't have to chase feedback anymore. I enjoy being able to see posts laid out properly before they go live. It feels like I'm more in control of the process now and not just managing everything. Kontentino saves me time and eliminates unclarities. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes the interface takes a moment to get used to, especially at the beginning when you’re figuring out where everything is. Some sections aren’t immediately obvious, so I had to spend time figuring out where things live. The initial setup could have been a bit more straightforward. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I manage my own LinkedIn content, so I needed something that wouldn’t slow me down or add extra steps.

The biggest benefit for me is the calendar view. It lets me see exactly what I’m posting and when, all in one place.

Instead of opening LinkedIn every time, I plan a few posts ahead, schedule them, and then move on. It feels more like working within a system rather than reacting day by day.

I also like that I can make quick adjustments to posts without breaking my flow. It’s simple, and that’s exactly what I need for personal content. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Publishing certain formats still requires a bit more manual handling than I’d expect. It’s not a blocker, but the process isn’t quite as smooth or straightforward as publishing standard posts. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I’m an art director in an agency, so I’m constantly juggling visuals, copy tweaks, and client opinions at the same time. The moment things clicked was when clients could actually see the post properly and leave feedback right there, instead of sending vague comments somewhere else.I don’t have to explain how something will look. They just see it.

That alone saves a lot of friction.

I also like how I can move from idea to ready-to-approve without breaking my flow. I brief, adjust, check the layout, and it all stays connected. When you’re working across multiple clients, that continuity matters more than anything. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Changing publish times across multiple posts can feel a bit clunky. If I need to shift a full day or week, I still have to go piece by piece more than I’d like. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Kontentino for planning and scheduling social media content across multiple platforms, and it really helps keep me organized. Planning a full week across channels in one view made it easy to see how everything fits together, which is great for spotting gaps or repetition. The post previews are incredibly useful for double-checking how things will look before they go live, saving me from small but annoying mistakes. This feature gives me confidence in scheduling, turning planning from 'this should be fine' into 'I know this works.' The setup was pretty straightforward, allowing me to start planning content without any complications. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing that could be better is adjusting publish times across multiple posts. If I need to shift a full day or reschedule several posts at once, it’s not as smooth as I’d like — it takes a few extra steps. Also, while the mobile app is fine for checking things, I wouldn’t really use it for planning or building out content. It feels more like a quick-check tool than something I’d rely on fully. Nothing major, but those are the moments where I notice a bit of friction. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.