Schedule Google Business with your AI agent

Yes. OmniSocials schedules Google Business Profile updates, events and offers, the posts once known as Google My Business posts, on one calendar with your other channels. It checks each caption before you schedule and publishes through Google’s official API at the time you pick.

Updates, events and offers. Each post takes your text and one image, or no image. An event adds a title with a start and an end; an offer adds a title, the dates it runs, a coupon code or a redeem link, and your terms.

The text takes up to 1,500 characters, an event or offer title up to 58, and offer terms up to 4,000. The image is a JPEG or PNG of up to 5 MB. Google Business doesn’t take video or a second image.

Learn more, Book, Order online, Buy, Sign up or Call now, on any post type. Every button except Call now opens a link you add. Call now uses the phone number on your Business Profile.

Google turns down posts that have them, with an error that doesn’t say why. OmniSocials checks the text before you schedule and tells you what to change: put the link on a button, and use Call now for your number.

Any location your Google account manages, also the ones you manage through an agency account. Right after you sign in with Google, you pick the location this workspace posts to; with only one, OmniSocials picks it for you.

Each workspace posts to one location. A second location goes in a second workspace, with its own calendar. A Google account without any locations can’t be connected.

Yes. Every post goes out on its own at the time you pick, with no reminder or phone notification to act on. OmniSocials keeps the queue and publishes through Google’s official API.

If a post fails on a temporary error, OmniSocials retries it up to 3 times, 15 minutes apart. You can also retry it yourself, and only the failed platforms publish again.

Through the API and your AI agent. They read your location’s views, calls, direction requests and website clicks over the last 30 days, its bookings, food orders and menu clicks per day, your average rating and your number of reviews. The app has no Google Business analytics screen.

Google doesn’t report numbers per post.

No. Google reviews aren’t in the Social Inbox. You answer them on Google, in your Business Profile.

Yes. Connect the OmniSocials MCP server to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any other MCP client and ask in plain words: it writes and schedules updates, events and offers with a button, and reads your location’s numbers. With an approval workflow, nothing goes out before someone approves it.

The same posts are in the REST API, the official SDKs and the CLI.

Webhooks tell your app when a post is scheduled, approved, rejected, published or failed.

One plan with every feature included: $10 per seat per month billed annually, or $12 billed monthly. Team members and client seats cost the same. Every account starts with a 14-day free trial.