Schedule everywhere. Automate everything.

Bulk-schedule, auto-post, and manage every platform from one drag-drop calendar — with real automation, not busywork.

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Everything you need to run content on autopilot

Unlimited Scheduled Posts

Queue as many posts as you need — Pro removes the Lite cap entirely.

Bulk Scheduling (CSV Import)

Upload a spreadsheet and schedule dozens of posts in one pass.

Drag-Drop Content Calendar

See your whole queue at a glance and reschedule with a drag.

Multi-Platform Simultaneous Posting

One post, every platform, at the same moment.

Platform-Specific Formatting

Character limits and tone are respected per platform automatically.

Auto-Resize for Each Platform

Images are fitted to the right dimensions for every destination.

Queue Management

Full visibility into pending, sent, and failed posts.

Recurring Post Automation

Daily, weekly, monthly, or custom-interval repeats that just work.

RSS Feed Auto-Posting

New feed items get queued and published automatically.

Best Time Automation

Smart send-time suggestions from your own engagement history.

Workflow Automation Rules

If-this-then-that rules that react to sends, failures, and new posts.

Campaign Management

Group related posts and track performance by campaign.

Post Approval Workflow

Team members submit, reviewers approve — nothing ships unchecked.

Simple, honest pricing

Lite

Free

  • Up to 10 active scheduled posts
  • 1 platform per post
  • Webhook & WordPress cross-post connectors
  • CSV bulk import
  • Drag-drop calendar & RSS auto-posting
Download Lite

Frequently asked questions

Do I need developer API keys for every platform?

Webhook and WordPress cross-posting work immediately with no third-party app. Direct posting to X, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Pinterest (Pro) requires your own API credentials from each platform, same as any scheduling tool.

Can I upgrade from Lite to Pro without losing my queue?

Yes — Pro reads the same database tables, so everything you've already scheduled carries over.

How does "best time to post" actually work?

It aggregates your own historical send performance once you have enough data; until then it falls back to documented general engagement windows per platform. No black-box claims.