Limits and prices checked against live APIs and vendor pricing pages on 23 August 2026.
| Setup | Good for | What it needs |
|---|---|---|
| A queue | Posting consistently without being online | Nothing beyond the tool. Write five posts, pick times, done |
| Spreadsheet or RSS driven | Content that already exists somewhere | n8n/Make/Zapier plus a publishing API |
| Workflow tool | Chaining generation, approval and publishing | An n8n or Make account; templates exist for this |
| AI agent (MCP) | Agents that decide what to post themselves | An MCP server the agent can call |
Whatever you build, the platform approvals are still yours unless the tool already holds them. Publishing to TikTok on behalf of a user requires passing TikTok's Content Posting audit. Instagram requires a Meta app review, an Instagram Business account and a linked Facebook Page. Reddit's self-serve app creation for this use case is effectively closed — it is a Data Access Request and a wait. This is the actual reason self-hosted setups so often end up posting only to Mastodon and Bluesky.
Two failure modes are worth naming. The first is repetition: a rotating queue of the same fifteen posts is visible to anyone who follows you, and it is worse than posting nothing. The second is identical copy across networks, which every algorithm discounts. If you automate, automate variety — different angle, different length, different network conventions — or automate less often.
Start free — 1 brand, all its networks, no card30 posts a month on the free plan. Starter is $9/month for three brands and 300 posts; Pro $29 for ten brands and 2,000. Flat per-account pricing — no per-network fee.
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