In short: you send your client one link in the chat they already use. They open it on their phone and tap Approve — no login, in their language. Automatic reminders follow up for you, and every approval is saved with the post it belongs to. Below: why it exists and how to use it, step by step.
Getting a client's approval shouldn't take days of "any update?" messages. But approvals stall: the post sits in a chat thread, the client needs a login they don't have, and you end up following up across several different chats.
With SMMapprove, approval is a single tap. The client opens a normal link on their phone and approves. You follow up far less:
Nothing. SMMapprove runs in your browser, and optionally in a Telegram bot. There's no app to install.
Your client installs nothing either. They just open a link and tap a button. No signup, no apps.
1. Go to smapprove.com and sign up (or open @SMMapproveBot in Telegram).
2. Optionally connect Telegram to get notified when your client responds.
A clean page with a preview of the post, with the buttons and instructions in their language (your caption stays exactly as you wrote it), and three buttons: "Approve", "Approve with notes" (approve and add a comment in the same step; the note is saved with the approval) and "Request changes". If they ask for changes, they leave a comment and you're notified by email, or in Telegram if you've connected it. No accounts, no apps.
Every brand also has one permanent review link. Open the brand card in your dashboard and tap "Send N for approval" (or "Copy review link" when nothing is pending) — your client opens a single page with every post that's waiting and can approve them one by one or all at once with "Approve all".
"Approve all" skips posts where the client has requested changes, so nothing is approved while a change request is still open. Each approved post gets its own dated record.
Every approval is saved with the post: the brand, the platform, the date and time (UTC) and a SHA-256 hash of the approved version. Media files are deleted after 7 days; the approval record and the hash remain. You can download the record as a PDF in the client's language.
No. They open the link and tap a button. No accounts, no apps.
Their own: the approval page and the PDF record are available in 19 languages. The post itself stays exactly as you wrote it — your caption is never translated.
Data is stored on servers in the EU and processed under GDPR. Details are on the Security page.
You can start free, no card. After that it's $9 a month, flat, with every client included. Details are on the home page.
No. SMMapprove is about getting the approval. You publish yourself, the way you already do.
Send yourself a real approval link and tap Approve the way your client would. No signup.