Facebook Scheduler

Authorize Facebook once, pick the Pages you manage, and the right Page is there in the composer, sitting in the same publishing flow as everything else in the workspace.

The Facebook copy stays separate from the Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, Pinterest, and X ones, so the post sounds like it actually belongs on the Page.

A clean text post for the times the message carries itself and a graphic, a video, or a link card would just be in the way.

On an eligible feed post without media, add the link and pick the button, Learn More, Sign Up, Download, Watch More, Use App, or none, so the post built to send people somewhere has the thing that sends them.

One image or up to ten on a Facebook feed post, kept in the order you chose and attached to the scheduled item.

Attach the video, write the caption around it, preview the feed shape, and it goes on the calendar with the rest of the campaign.

Switch the post to Reel mode, attach the video, write the Reel caption, and the right video setup follows it through to publishing.

Story mode for image or video frames, and if you attach a set, Maeve keeps them as separate scheduled frames that publish in order.

When the same image needs a different frame on Facebook than it does on Instagram or LinkedIn, the Facebook crop is its own setting and you do it once.

Search for a Facebook location and attach it to an eligible Page feed post, so the local context stays with the scheduled content.

Schedule the first comment alongside a feed post when the supporting note, the tags, or the extra context belongs under the post rather than in the caption.

Check the caption, the media layout, the link preview, the CTA button, the location, and the post type while you can still change them, not after it is already out there.

Facebook posts sit on the same calendar as launches, content batches, reminders, and every other channel, so a week of content gets built in one sitting.

Reusable images and videos live in Media Room with folders and labels doing the organizing, so the post pulls from one place instead of a messy downloads folder.

Where the workspace uses review, a Facebook post can move through internal approval and client sign-off against the real caption, media, and publish time before any of it is scheduled.

Facebook Page comments and DMs flow into the Social Inbox, where the post that started the conversation sits right beside it, so the reply already has its context.

Page and post reporting for reach, engagement, views, reactions, comments, shares, clicks, follower movement, and audience data where Meta returns it, so the next batch learns from the last one.

When a Facebook post earns its reach the hard way, push it further with paid Boost straight from the post, no separate ads detour.

Fix a typo or tighten a line on a Facebook Page post you scheduled through Maeve, wherever Meta allows the edit.

Take a Facebook post down through the connected Page when the Page permissions allow it, without leaving Maeve.

Facebook's publish limits get checked against the connected Page, so the schedule can see the headroom before the queue gets crowded.

Rate limits, expired connections, rejected content, a temporary provider hiccup, the reason and the retry path all stay attached to the failed Facebook post, so you fix the one thing that broke and send it again.

Roles, labels, activity history, and publishing states work the same way for Facebook as they do for the rest of Maeve, so the Page never turns into its own exception.