What is Vantr?

Vantr is a social media management tool that also handles the business side: the deals, the invoices and the money.

Most schedulers stop at publishing. You write a post, pick a time, and the tool sends it. That is genuinely useful, and it is roughly half of what a working creator actually does. The other half is a brand emailing about a partnership, agreeing a price, delivering what was promised, invoicing, chasing the invoice, and knowing at the end of the year what you actually earned.

What it does

Publishing. One upload goes to every channel you have connected, with a preview of how the post will look in each platform's own layout before it goes out.

Deals. Brand emails become deals with the money already filled in. Each deal carries its deliverables as rows: what you owe, on which platform, by when.

Money. Invoices with your own branding, payment tracking, and a tax summary that sets money aside as it arrives rather than in April.

Analytics. What your posts actually did, pulled from each platform, with medians rather than averages so one viral post does not distort the picture.

What it is not

It is not an agency tool. There are no client billing hierarchies, no white labelling, no approval chains built for a team of twenty.

It is not free. There is a Starter plan with a trial, and the paid plans start at $12 a month.

It does not post for you automatically without asking. Drafts are proposed, you approve them.

Who it is for

Creators who post to more than one platform and earn from at least some of it. If you have ever lost track of whether a brand paid you, that is the specific problem this was built around.