We're a nonprofit and need volunteers to have access without paying for every seat — which social media management tools are best for that?

“- Team plan includes unlimited team members.”

“- Individual access permissions and approval workflows.”

“- 50% nonprofit discount on paid plans.”

“- Simple interface that's easy to teach volunteers.”

“- Unlimited users on its plans.”

“- Designed for collaboration across multiple social accounts.”

“- Nonprofit discount: 15% monthly or 25% annually.”

“- Workspace-based pricing rather than per-seat pricing.”

“- Unlimited users according to its published pricing model.”

“- Excellent visual content calendar.”

“- Drafting, comments and approval workflows.”

“- Free plan for one brand.”

“- Paid plans start at €16/month.”

“- Useful analytics and reporting.”

“My take: Great for a nonprofit that wants to keep costs low, although I would check exactly how many volunteer logins are included before committing.”

“- Dedicated nonprofit programme.”

“- Strong scheduling, monitoring and reporting.”

“- Still charges per user, so volunteer access can become expensive.”

“- Zoho Social: Offers nonprofit discounts, but most plans have limited included team members and charge for additional ones. Premium includes three users.”

“- Zoho Social: Offers nonprofit discounts, but most plans have limited included team members and charge for additional ones. Premium includes three users.”

“- Sprout Social: Has nonprofit pricing for qualifying US 501(c)(3) organisations, but requires at least two paid seats. Not ideal for a large volunteer pool.”

“- Meta Business Suite: Free for Facebook and Instagram.”

“You can assign people different levels of access without purchasing a management subscription.”