One piece of writing. Six networks. One click.
The tiring part of social media is not writing. It is writing once and then doing the same thing five more times — log in, paste, fix the formatting, find the picture again, log out. An hour disappears and you have said one thing.
C2P+ turns that into one screen. You write your post, tick the networks it should go to, and send. Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, YouTube and TikTok are all included, in every plan.
Most people who stop posting did not decide to stop. The repetition simply wore them down first.
Solo owners and small businesses posting for themselves. If you are on more than two networks and doing it by hand, this is where the hour a week goes. You do not need to be on all six — most small businesses use three, and it works the same way.
Write your post, pick your networks, send. Photos, videos, Reels, Shorts and TikToks go out to every connected account.
The same base for all, then one word changed here, a hashtag added there. You keep control of each version.
Stop copying and pasting between apps. What took an hour takes minutes.
A photo of today's special might belong on Instagram and Facebook but not LinkedIn. Tick only the networks that suit the post — the choice is per post, not a setting you have to remember to change back.
Upload a photo or video once and reuse it. You are not hunting through your phone for the same image every time you want to say something.
Sign in once per network, through the official Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, YouTube and TikTok connections. You can add more later, or leave one out.
Add your text and your picture or video, then tick the networks. If you want different wording somewhere, change it right there before sending.
Publish immediately, or pick a day and time and let it go out on its own.
Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, YouTube and TikTok. All six are in every plan, including the smallest — they are not paid add-ons.
Yes. You write once, and then adjust the wording for any network before it goes out. Nothing forces the same caption everywhere.
No. Connect only the ones you actually use. A post goes to the networks you tick, and the rest are simply not there.
Yes, including to YouTube and TikTok. Each network has its own limits on length and size, and you are told when a video breaks one rather than the post failing silently.
One on the smallest plan, and more on the larger ones. That is the main difference between the plans — the features are the same.