Post Bridge alternative: a free plan that writes each network's post

Post Bridge is built for one person marketing a business: write a post once and publish it everywhere, priced by connected accounts. PostWire writes a different post for each network from one idea and publishes them, with the API and the MCP server on a free plan and pricing per business.

Short answer. PostWire has a free plan with the REST API and the MCP server in it; Post Bridge has a 7-day trial. PostWire writes every network's version for you in one request (on Post Bridge you write once and customize each platform yourself), and 10 businesses on 5 networks are $29 a month against $99 on Post Bridge Operator.

Every Post Bridge price and feature here was read on Post Bridge's own pages on Oct 6, 2026, with the link next to it. If they changed since, their page wins.

PostWire and Post Bridge at a glance

PostWirePost Bridge
What you pay forOne business — every network connects on every plan; paid plans post to all of them at onceFlat plans capped by connected social accounts
Cheapest paid plan$9 a month (3 businesses)$39 a month (Marketer, 15 accounts)
Free planYes — 1 business, 20 posts a month, 2 networks per post, 3 scheduled at a time, no cardNo free plan — a 7-day trial; free users get 5 posts
10 businesses × 5 networks$29 a month$99
Writes a different post per network from one ideaYes — one request writes them allYou write once and customize each platform yourself
MCP server for AI agentsHosted, API key or OAuth 2.1, 21 toolsHosted, OAuth sign-in, 16 tools
n8nA community node that writes each network's post and publishes it in one stepNot listed on its site
X (Twitter)Yes, on paid plans, through PostWire's X app — no X developer account of your own; X credits included every month (Pro: 150)Yes
Refund or guarantee14 days on paid plansRefund within 7 days of being charged

Where PostWire is better than Post Bridge

  • A free plan, not only a trial. 1 business, 20 posts a month, with the REST API and the MCP server, no card and no time limit. Post Bridge has a 7-day trial, and free users get 5 posts.
  • Every network's post written for you, from one idea, in one request — a hook-first caption for TikTok, a searchable title and tags for YouTube, a longer first-person post for LinkedIn. On Post Bridge you write once and customize each platform yourself.
  • Per business, not per account. 10 businesses on 5 networks are $29 a month on PostWire Pro. 50 accounts are over Post Bridge Marketer's 15, so Operator: $99.
  • Approvals from $9 a month. On every paid plan a post can wait until a person approves each network's version, and Pro includes 25 seats with roles. Post Bridge adds team members on Operator, $99.
  • Mastodon, Telegram and Discord, next to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook Pages, Bluesky and X. Post Bridge's list of platforms has none of the three.
  • A 14-day refund on paid plans. Post Bridge refunds within 7 days of a charge.

Who PostWire is for

  • You want to try posting from an API, n8n or an AI agent before paying: PostWire's free plan includes the API and the MCP server.
  • You want each network's post written from one idea, not one text adjusted by hand on every platform.
  • You post for several businesses: 10 businesses × 5 networks is $29 here, against $99 on Post Bridge Operator.

10 businesses on 5 networks each: the monthly bill

An agency or a freelancer with ten clients, each on five networks, about 20 posts per client a month. That is 50 connected accounts, which is where the pricing unit decides the bill.

ToolHow it's countedPer month
PostWire Pro10 businesses fit in Pro (10 businesses, unlimited posts, fair use 10,000 a month; 10 × 20 posts × 5 networks = 1,000)$29
Post Bridge Operator50 accounts are over Marketer's 15, so Operator (from 99 accounts, $1 each after)$99

Monthly billing in USD, before tax. Source: www.post-bridge.com/pricing, read on Oct 6, 2026; PostWire's prices come from the code that bills you.

What “a different post per network” means

On Post Bridge you write a post once and adjust it for each platform yourself. PostWire writes each network's version first — a hook for TikTok, a searchable title and tags for YouTube, a longer first-person post for LinkedIn — and then publishes them.

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Most people add text first when editing a Reel. That's why it takes them an hour. I edit a 60-second Reel on my phone in 10 minutes — and the whole workflow hinges on one rule. Cut on the beat before you touch a single word of text. Here's why it works: When your cuts already live on the beat, the energy of the video is locked in. Text, transitions, stickers — they all have a natural home to drop into. You stop second-guessing every clip because the rhythm is already doing the storytelling. Without that step, you're trying to build the walls before the foundation is set. Every text placement feels arbitrary. Every transition feels forced. And you spend 20 minutes moving a caption 3 pixels to the left. My actual 10-minute mobile workflow: 1. Pick the audio and mark the beats (30 seconds) 2. Cut every clip to land on a beat — no text yet (4 minutes) 3. Watch it back once with sound only (1 minute) 4. Add text, captions, and any graphics (3 minutes) 5. Final review and export (1.5 minutes) That's it. Phone only. No desktop. No fancy gear. The biggest shift wasn't learning a new app — it was changing the order of operations. I just posted a full video walkthrough showing every tap and decision in real time. Link in the comments. What's the part of Reel editing that eats up most of your time? #ContentCreation #VideoEditing #ShortFormVideo

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Real output from PostWire's writer on Sept 26, 2026, not edited (25.7 s for six networks; three shown). You review and edit before anything is published.

The 10 networks PostWire publishes to

Every network PostWire's production setup publishes to on Oct 5, 2026, and whether Post Bridge lists it on its own page (read Oct 6, 2026), where its full list has 10. "Not listed" means we could not find it there.

NetworkPostWirePost Bridge
TikTokLive approved Jul 7, 2026Yes
InstagramLive business/creatorYes
Facebook PagesLive PagesYes
YouTubeLiveYes
LinkedIn profileLive text postsYes
XLive paid plans, X creditsYes
BlueskyLiveYes
MastodonLiveNo
TelegramLiveNo
DiscordLiveNo

Both price lists

Post Bridge

PlanWhat's includedPer month
Marketer15 connected accounts, unlimited posts, API and MCP$39
OperatorFrom 99 accounts ($1 each after), team members$99

Unlimited posts for paying users. Yearly billing gives 2 months free. From Post Bridge's pricing page, Oct 6, 2026.

PostWire

PostWire planBusinessesPosts a monthPer month
Free120$0
Starter31,000$9
Pro10Unlimited (fair use 10,000)$29
Agency50Unlimited (fair use 50,000)$99
Scale200Unlimited (fair use 150,000)$299

Per business — every network connects on every plan; paid plans post to all of them at once. AI writing included. A post counts once per network. Billed monthly, or yearly at 20% off. Full pricing.

Sources, all read on Oct 6, 2026:

Questions people ask

Is PostWire a good Post Bridge alternative?

Yes, if you want each network's post written for you and a free plan to start: PostWire's free plan includes the API and the MCP server with no time limit, every network's version is written in one request, and 10 businesses on 5 networks are $29 a month against $99 on Post Bridge Operator.

Where is PostWire better than Post Bridge?

A free plan, not only a trial. 1 business, 20 posts a month, with the REST API and the MCP server, no card and no time limit. Post Bridge has a 7-day trial, and free users get 5 posts. Every network's post written for you, from one idea, in one request — a hook-first caption for TikTok, a searchable title and tags for YouTube, a longer first-person post for LinkedIn. On Post Bridge you write once and customize each platform yourself. Per business, not per account. 10 businesses on 5 networks are $29 a month on PostWire Pro. 50 accounts are over Post Bridge Marketer's 15, so Operator: $99. Approvals from $9 a month. On every paid plan a post can wait until a person approves each network's version, and Pro includes 25 seats with roles. Post Bridge adds team members on Operator, $99. Mastodon, Telegram and Discord, next to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook Pages, Bluesky and X. Post Bridge's list of platforms has none of the three. A 14-day refund on paid plans. Post Bridge refunds within 7 days of a charge.

How much does Post Bridge cost compared to PostWire?

Post Bridge charges flat plans capped by connected social accounts; its cheapest paid plan is $39 a month (Marketer, 15 accounts) (read on Oct 6, 2026 from https://www.post-bridge.com/pricing). PostWire charges per business — every network connects on every plan; paid plans post to all of them at once: Free for 1 business (2 networks per post), $9 for 3, $29 for 10, $99 for 50. For 10 businesses on 5 networks each: $99 on Post Bridge against $29 on PostWire.

Does PostWire post to X or Reddit?

X: yes, as a pay-per-use add-on of the paid plans (X charges for every post): 1 X credit = 1 X post, 10 for a post with a link, +1 per image or video, with X credits included every month on Starter, Pro, Agency and Scale; not on Free. Reddit: not yet, it is waiting on Reddit's API access approval. Also live: TikTok, Instagram, Facebook Pages, YouTube, LinkedIn (personal profiles), Bluesky, Mastodon, Telegram and Discord.

Does Post Bridge have a free plan?

No. Post Bridge has a 7-day free trial ("$0.00 due today" on its pricing page), and free users get 5 posts. PostWire's free plan has no time limit: 1 business, 20 posts a month and 2 networks per post, with the API and the MCP server.

Can I move from Post Bridge to PostWire?

Yes. Connect the same accounts to PostWire (each network signs in on its own page), and schedule the posts you still have queued with a CSV through bulk upload, or from Claude or another agent with PostWire's MCP server.

Is there a free plan and a refund?

Yes. The free plan covers 1 business, 20 posts a month and 2 networks per post — every network connects free — with no card and no time limit. Paid plans can be refunded in full within 14 days of the first payment, through the support form.

Type one idea and see the post each network gets.

The demo on the home page writes live, with no account, and never publishes. The free plan covers one business — every network connects free, 2 networks per post — with no card and no time limit. Paid plans have a 14-day refund.