Group Facebook Pages for Faster Multi-Page Publishing

Create reusable groups of Facebook Pages

First connect the Facebook Pages you want available in the workspace. Then create saved Page Groups for the combinations you use repeatedly. Instead of rebuilding the same destination list for every publication, load the group when that Page network should receive the content.

Use the same Page Group for Posts, Reels and Stories

Page Groups are available across Upnext's publishing workflow. Select a saved group when creating a Facebook Post, Reel or Story, so the destination step stays consistent across content formats. You can still choose individual Pages when a publication needs a different distribution set.

Publish now, schedule or send content through the Queue

A Page Group works with the broader multi-Page publishing workflow. Depending on the publishing mode, you can publish immediately, schedule content or use Queue-based delivery instead of repeatedly selecting Pages one by one.

Give each Page Group its own Queue schedule slots

Upnext can associate independent Queue schedule slots with a Page Group. This lets a saved destination group follow its own recurring Queue times. When Queue mode uses a Page Group, Upnext looks for the next available schedule slot configured for that group.

Use Page Groups with CSV bulk imports

Page Groups also work with Bulk Import. Choose one Page Group as the destination for imported Posts, Reels or Stories. In Queue mode, the selected group uses its own Queue schedule slots, keeping high-volume imports connected to the same reusable destination structure.

Combine groups with controlled multi-Page delivery

For publishing workflows that should not deliver to every Page at the same moment, combine your selected destinations with delivery spacing. Page Groups handle the reusable destination set while spacing controls the timing between Page deliveries.

Organize a larger Facebook Page operation

Page Groups are useful when a publisher manages multiple brands, topics, regions or recurring distribution sets. They reduce repetitive Page selection and create a clearer structure for high-volume Facebook publishing without turning every group into a separate workspace.