SocialGest
SocialGest review
SocialGest brings social content planning, approval and publishing together, with reporting to follow the results. Now part of Magnetic Suite, it gives teams a shared place to prepare posts and keep the work moving.
Keep feedback beside the plan
The calendar combines upcoming posts with approval and feedback tools. That helps a draft move from the person creating it to the person checking it without relying on a separate chain of messages.
AI assistance offers a starting point for content, while scheduled publishing handles the next step once the post is ready. Reports then bring the response back into the same process, making it easier to review the plan instead of simply start another month.
SocialGest's publishing coverage includes major networks such as Instagram, Facebook and TikTok. It is a broader scheduling product, not only an Instagram planner.
Pricing and availability
The current SocialGest site directs buyers to a demonstration rather than publishing a simple US subscription table. Ask Magnetic for a quote covering your accounts, users and required reports.
Older SocialGest prices appear in software directories, but they should not be treated as a current offer. The product remains available under the SocialGest name within Magnetic; the change of website does not mean it has closed.
Before you choose
Magnetic's current public material places particular emphasis on Latin America and is presented in Spanish. If you need an English interface, English-language support or a US contract, confirm those details during the demonstration.
Also distinguish SocialGest from Magnetic's other products. Quantico handles listening and Tikket handles conversations; those names appearing on the same website do not mean everything is included in a SocialGest quote.
Our view
SocialGest offers a sensible combination of a shared calendar, sign-off and reporting. Its strongest reason to explore further is keeping content creation and approval close to publication, with results available afterwards. A demonstration lets you see how drafts, approvals and reports work together.