20 networks · one composer
Postauto is a scheduler for people who post in more than one place. You write one draft, pick the networks, set a time, and it publishes to each one and tells you exactly what happened.
Free plan: 1 channel · 15 posts a month. No card, no time limit.
20
networks supported
One composer, one calendar and one API behind every one of them.
14
publishing today
Connect an account this morning and a draft can leave for it this afternoon.
6
awaiting platform review
Written and tested. Each switches on the day its platform finishes reviewing us.
Nobody else splits the list like this. We would rather be counted on the smaller number now than have you find out at the moment you try to schedule something.
See the whole rosterThe roster
We split the roster honestly instead of listing 20 logos and hoping you do not check. Every card links to that network's real limits.
One more target, the Dev Console, ships with every plan. It is not an audience: it runs the whole compose, schedule and publish loop into a table on our side, so you can test an agent end to end without posting anywhere real.
One post, start to finish
09:12
One editor, not six tabs. If a single network needs different wording, override just that one and the post stays one post.
09:14
Click the accounts you want. The character counter follows whichever network tab you are on.
13:00
13:00 is one of your posting slots. A queued draft boards the next open gate on its own, so you rarely touch a date picker.
13:01
Times are stored in UTC and shown in your timezone. The scheduler claims each due post exactly once, even with several workers running.
13:04
Every target is published and tracked separately. If one fails the others still go out, and you get that platform's own error in plain language.
What you get
Compose
Write once, pick your accounts, and let each network's real rules apply themselves. The counter follows whichever tab you are editing, and a per-network override changes the wording for that network alone while the post stays one post.
Results
Publishing is half the job. Postauto records what happened to each target, collects views, likes, comments and shares per channel on a schedule, and ranks your posts so you can see which ones earned their slot.
Connections
Every social token is encrypted with AES-256-GCM before it is written down, and is never logged. Postauto watches the expiry date each platform hands back and warns you while the connection still works, so a post fails because a platform said no, not because a token quietly ran out overnight.
See what each network needs
The fine print, up front
These are the ceilings the composer enforces before you can schedule, and the ones each provider truncates to. They come from the same table the API validates against.
Agents
Everything the dashboard does goes through the same API an agent would call. Create the post, target the accounts, queue it to the next open gate. Results come back to your webhook signed with HMAC-SHA256, so the loop closes without anyone watching a tab.
POST /api/v1/posts
Authorization: Bearer pau_live_...
Content-Type: application/json
{
"content": "Shipping notes: the new scheduler is live.",
"targets": ["acc_x", "acc_linkedin", "acc_bluesky"],
"nextSlot": true
}POST https://your-agent.example/hooks
X-Postauto-Signature: sha256=...
{
"event": "post.partial",
"post": { "id": "pst_...", "status": "partial" },
"targets": [
{ "provider": "x", "status": "published" },
{ "provider": "linkedin", "status": "failed",
"error": "The token expired. Reconnect LinkedIn." }
]
}Early access API keys are issued by hand while the surface settles. Read how the agent surface works
Pricing
$0 forever
Connect one real account and run a full week of posting before you decide.
$19 a month
For a founder or operator posting every day across the whole roster.
$49 a month
For teams running several brands, and for agent fleets posting at volume.
Questions
What is live, what is waiting on a platform, and what happens when one network says no.
Read the agent surfaceX, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Mastodon, Telegram, Discord, Reddit, Slack, dev.to, Hashnode, WordPress, Tumblr, Lemmy, Nostr publish today. Instagram, Facebook, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest are built and waiting on each platform's own review. A Dev Console channel is included so you can run the whole publish loop without posting anywhere real.
The integration is written and tested, and the platform has not finished reviewing our app yet. Instagram, Facebook Pages and Threads need Meta App Review and Business Verification, TikTok needs a UX audit, YouTube needs an API compliance audit, and Pinterest needs Standard API access. Each one switches on the day its review passes. We list them separately instead of counting them as live.
No, it is a plan. 1 channel · 15 posts a month, with no time limit and no card. Pro is $19 a month for 15 channels · 1,000 posts a month. Business is $49 a month for 100 channels · 10,000 posts a month.
Each target publishes and is tracked on its own. If one fails the others still go out, the post is marked partial rather than failed, and the exact error from that platform is shown next to that target in plain language.
Every social token is encrypted with AES-256-GCM before it is written to the database, and is never logged or stored in plaintext. Where a platform supports it you can revoke access from their side at any time, for example a Bluesky app password.
That is what it is built for. Everything the dashboard does goes through the same API an agent would call, and publish results are sent back to your webhook with an HMAC signature so a loop can close. API keys are in early access: ask on the Agents page and we will set you up.
Yes. Write the shared draft, then open that network's tab and edit it. Only that target changes, the post stays a single post, and the counter switches to that network's real limit while you type.
You pick a time in your own timezone and Postauto stores it in UTC, so travelling does not move your posts. Each channel can also carry its own timezone, which matters if you run a client account in another region.
Next departure
Connect one account, write one draft, and watch where it lands. The free plan does not expire.