# GPTpost by OragleGPT > GPTpost is a web-based social media scheduler with approvals for teams and agencies, made by OragleGPT (GPT LLM ORAGLE Ltd. Liability Co., Wyoming, USA; hosted in Germany). Write a post once, edit a version per network, schedule it, require sign-off, and automate it with a REST API and a remote MCP server for AI agents. Plans: Solo USD 12, Team USD 39, Agency USD 99 per workspace per month; 14-day free trial, no card. ## Key facts - Product: GPTpost. Company/brand: OragleGPT (legal entity GPT LLM ORAGLE Ltd. Liability Co.). - Website: https://oraglegpt.org/ - App and sign-up: https://app.oraglegpt.org/ - Publishes today to: Mastodon, Bluesky, Lemmy, X, DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Listmonk and Whop. - Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. - Bluesky posts can carry up to four images with alt text; Telegram one photo or video; Mastodon, X, Discord and Slack are text only. - Workflow: per-network versions, shared calendar, posting slots, multi-stage approvals, comments on drafts, client review links that need no account, recurring posts (RRULE), CSV bulk scheduling, RSS to drafts, link-in-bio page. - AI writing help runs on the customer's own OpenAI, Anthropic or Gemini key (bring your own key). - A post is marked published only after the network confirms it; uncertain sends are held, not retried blindly. - Reads back only public Bluesky engagement counts for posts it published, plus short-link clicks and a weekly email digest. No social inbox, no comment or DM reading, no listening. - Hosting: application, PostgreSQL database and media storage in Germany (EU). Public DPA and subprocessor list. ## Pricing - Solo: USD 12 per workspace per month - 1 seat, 5 connected social accounts, 300 posts per month. - Team: USD 39 per workspace per month - 5 seats, 15 connected social accounts, 1,500 posts per month. - Agency: USD 99 per workspace per month - 25 seats, 60 connected social accounts, 6,000 posts per month. - Free trial: 14 days, no card, 5 seats, 15 accounts, 500 posts; never converts to paid automatically; after it ends the workspace is read-only and nothing is deleted. - Billing: Stripe Checkout, monthly, in USD. Client reviewers using review links need no seat. ## API and MCP for AI agents - Developer docs: https://app.oraglegpt.org/developers - OpenAPI 3.1 schema: https://app.oraglegpt.org/openapi.json (works with ChatGPT custom GPT actions and OpenAPI-aware agent frameworks) - Remote MCP server (streamable HTTP): https://app.oraglegpt.org/mcp - tools: whoami, list_accounts, create_post, schedule_post, publish_post, upload_media, get_post_status, list_posts. - Auth: workspace API key (gpk_...) as a Bearer token; scopes accounts:read, posts:read, posts:write, media:write; created in Settings > API & Agents; included on every plan and the trial. - Claude Code: claude mcp add --transport http gptpost https://app.oraglegpt.org/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer " - Claude Desktop works through mcp-remote. claude.ai web custom connectors are not supported yet (they need OAuth). - Agent posts obey the same rules as the app: per-network text limits (422), approvals (409), plan limits (402); about 120 requests and 30 writes per minute per key; Idempotency-Key supported. ## Contact - Sales and questions: hello@oraglegpt.org - Support: support@oraglegpt.org - Official profiles: https://mastodon.social/@gptpostapp, https://bsky.app/profile/oraglegpt.org --- # GPTpost pricing: per workspace, free trial, no card URL: https://oraglegpt.org/pricing/ ## GPTpost pricing GPTpost is priced per workspace. Each plan includes a set number of team seats; client reviewers using review links need no paid seat. Choose a monthly plan in Settings → Billing. Checkout and billing management are hosted by Stripe; GPTpost never receives your card details. Monthly plans, in US dollars per workspace Plan | Monthly price | Included seats | Connected accounts | Posts per month | Solo | USD 12 | 1 | 5 | 300 | Team | USD 39 | 5 | 15 | 1,500 | Agency | USD 99 | 25 | 60 | 6,000 | The free trial never becomes a paid subscription automatically. You are charged only after you choose a plan and complete Stripe Checkout. Paid subscriptions renew monthly; manage your subscription and cancellation in the billing portal. ### Start with a free trial - 14 days, no card needed. - 5 team seats, 15 connected accounts, and a 500-post monthly allowance during the trial. - Client review links that need no account. Start a 14-day free trial ### After the trial When the trial ends the workspace turns read-only: every post, schedule, comment and file stays readable and exportable, nothing is deleted, and everyone can still sign in. New posts wait until a plan is chosen. Need more time to evaluate? Write to hello@oraglegpt.org. ### Questions #### How much does GPTpost cost? Solo is USD 12, Team is USD 39, and Agency is USD 99 per workspace per month. Each plan includes the seats and usage shown above. #### Do I need a card for the trial? No. The 14-day trial needs no card and never becomes paid automatically. You choose whether to buy a plan. #### What happens when the trial ends? When the trial ends the workspace turns read-only: every post, schedule, comment and file stays readable and exportable, nothing is deleted, and everyone can still sign in. New posts wait until a plan is chosen. #### Do client reviewers need a paid seat? No. Client review links work without an account, so reviewers never need a seat. See also: how GPTpost's pricing model compares with other schedulers. --- # GPTpost use cases: agencies, developer relations, EU hosting, Mastodon, Bluesky and RSS URL: https://oraglegpt.org/use-cases/ ## What teams use GPTpost for GPTpost schedules and publishes posts after your team, and if you like your client, has approved them. These pages describe the jobs it is built for, and say plainly what it does not do yet. - Social media scheduling with client approval, for small agenciesGPTpost for social media agencies: multi-stage approvals, client review links without a login, comments on drafts and a shared calendar. - Social media scheduler for developer relations and open-source teamsSchedule posts to Mastodon, Bluesky, Lemmy, DEV, Discord, Slack, X and WordPress from one place, with an API, webhooks and an MCP server. - EU-hosted social media scheduler (Germany)GPTpost runs its application, database and media storage in Germany, publishes its subprocessor list and DPA, and runs AI on your own key. - Schedule Mastodon posts from a team calendarSchedule Mastodon posts on any instance, with per-network text, a 500-character check, approvals and a shared calendar, next to Bluesky, X and more. - Schedule Bluesky posts with approvalsPlan Bluesky posts on a shared calendar with a 300-character check, multi-stage approvals and a separate version for every other network. - RSS to Mastodon, Bluesky, Discord and more, with reviewGPTpost checks your blog or changelog RSS feed on a schedule and turns each new item into a draft for Mastodon, Bluesky, X, Discord, Slack and more. - Social media posting API for developers and AI agentsGPTpost's REST API and OpenAPI schema let scripts and AI agents create, schedule and publish posts to Mastodon, Bluesky, X, Telegram, Discord, Slack and more, under the same rules as the app. - Social media scheduler with an MCP server for Claude and AI agentsConnect Claude Code, Claude Desktop or any MCP client to GPTpost's remote MCP server to draft, schedule and publish social posts under your workspace's approval rules. --- # Social media scheduling with client approval, for small agencies URL: https://oraglegpt.org/use-cases/agencies/ ## Client sign-off without the email chase Small agencies lose more time waiting for approval than writing posts. GPTpost puts the post, the feedback and the sign-off in one place, and nothing goes out until it has been approved. ### What GPTpost does - Stages that match how you work. Set up approval stages such as copywriter, account lead and client. Each stage sees when it is their turn. - A review link your client opens without an account. Send the client a link. They read the post and approve it or ask for changes. - Comments on the draft, not in email. Feedback stays on the post it is about and can be resolved, so nobody publishes last week's wording. - Nothing publishes unapproved. A post is only sent when it has cleared approval and its scheduled time has come. Unapproved posts wait. - Calendar, slots and bulk. Reschedule or duplicate on the calendar, fill weekly posting slots, or load a month of posts from a CSV file. ### What it does not do yet GPTpost reads back engagement counts only from Bluesky so far, and does not collect comments from the networks. Agencies that send monthly performance reports keep using native insights or their reporting tool for the other networks. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. See also: how GPTpost compares with other schedulers, pricing and other use cases. --- # Social media scheduler for developer relations and open-source teams URL: https://oraglegpt.org/use-cases/developer-relations/ ## Publish where developers actually read Developer audiences are spread across Mastodon, Bluesky, Lemmy, DEV, Discord and Slack, and most schedulers cover only a few of those. GPTpost was built to publish to that long tail next to X and the mainstream networks. ### What GPTpost does - The long tail, no app-review wait. Mastodon, Bluesky, Lemmy, DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack and Listmonk connect with the credentials you already control. - One post, a version per network. Write once, then shorten for Bluesky (300 characters), add CamelCase hashtags for Mastodon, and give the DEV article its own title. - Changelog and blog to social. Point GPTpost at an RSS feed. Each new item becomes a draft that goes through your normal review before it is scheduled. - Automate it. A public API, webhooks and an MCP server let you schedule from CI, scripts or an AI assistant. - AI on your own key. Writing help runs on your own OpenAI, Anthropic or Gemini key, so prompts go to the model account you chose. ### What it does not do yet Posts to Mastodon, X, Discord and Slack are text only in this release: attached images are refused rather than silently dropped. Bluesky takes up to four images and Telegram one photo or video. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. See also: how GPTpost compares with other schedulers, pricing and other use cases. --- # EU-hosted social media scheduler (Germany) URL: https://oraglegpt.org/use-cases/eu-hosted-social-media-scheduler/ ## A social media scheduler hosted in the EU For NGOs, universities, public-interest organisations and regulated businesses, where social content and account tokens are stored matters. GPTpost keeps them in Germany and says exactly who processes what. ### What GPTpost does - Hosted in Germany. The application, its PostgreSQL database and its media storage run on servers in Germany. Cloudflare provides DNS and the network edge; see the subprocessor list. - Published DPA and subprocessors. The data processing agreement and the full subprocessor list are public, so your privacy review can start before the first call. - AI that uses your key. AI writing help is optional and runs on the OpenAI, Anthropic or Gemini account you connect, under your own agreement with that provider. - Strong sign-in. Multi-factor authentication and passkeys, roles per team member, and encrypted connection credentials per workspace. - Almost no reading back. GPTpost publishes. It does not read your comments or direct messages; the only figures it reads from a network are the public like, repost, reply and quote counts of the posts it published to Bluesky. ### What it does not do yet The company behind GPTpost is registered in the United States (Wyoming) and the infrastructure is in Germany. Read the privacy policy and DPA for what that means for transfers. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. See also: how GPTpost compares with other schedulers, pricing and other use cases. --- # Schedule Mastodon posts from a team calendar URL: https://oraglegpt.org/use-cases/mastodon-scheduler/ ## Schedule Mastodon posts with your team GPTpost connects to your Mastodon account on any instance and publishes your scheduled posts at the time you set, after your team has approved them. ### What GPTpost does - Any instance. Connect through your own server's sign-in. GPTpost asks only for permission to read your account identity and to write posts. - Length checked before it is queued. The Mastodon version of a post is checked against the 500-character limit when you schedule it, not when it fails at the scheduled time. - Visibility and language. Each post carries its visibility and language, so it reaches the right timelines and filters. - Same post, other networks. Publish the same message to Bluesky, Lemmy, X, DEV and others, each with its own wording. ### What it does not do yet Today GPTpost publishes text posts to Mastodon. It does not attach images, read mentions or collect statistics. Servers that set a higher character limit than 500 are still checked against 500. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. See also: how GPTpost compares with other schedulers, pricing and other use cases. --- # Schedule Bluesky posts with approvals URL: https://oraglegpt.org/use-cases/bluesky-scheduler/ ## Schedule Bluesky posts, with approval first Bluesky's 300-character limit means a post written for LinkedIn rarely fits. GPTpost keeps a separate Bluesky version of each post and checks it before it is queued. ### What GPTpost does - Its own version. Shorten the Bluesky text without touching the LinkedIn, Mastodon or X versions of the same post. - Checked early. Posts over 300 characters are caught when you schedule them. - Approval first. Bluesky posts go through the same review stages and client links as every other network. - Confirmed, not assumed. A post is recorded as published only when Bluesky confirms the record was created. ### What it does not do yet Bluesky posts carry text and up to four images with alt text; link cards, replies and quotes are not supported yet. You connect Bluesky with an app password you create in Bluesky's settings. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. See also: how GPTpost compares with other schedulers, pricing and other use cases. --- # RSS to Mastodon, Bluesky, Discord and more, with review URL: https://oraglegpt.org/use-cases/rss-to-social/ ## Turn your RSS feed into reviewed social posts Most RSS-to-social tools post everything automatically. GPTpost turns each new feed item into a draft, so a person decides what goes out and how it is worded for each network. ### What GPTpost does - Checked on a schedule. Give a feed a repeat rule and GPTpost fetches it on that schedule, at most every 15 minutes, backing off when the feed is down. - No duplicates. Items are recognised by their GUID, link or title, so the same article never becomes two drafts. - Drafts, not blind posts. Each new item becomes a draft that goes through the composer, approval and schedule like any other post. - Where it can go. Mastodon, Bluesky, Lemmy, X, DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack and Listmonk. ### What it does not do yet Feeds do not publish anything on their own. If you want a post to go out without review, you still schedule the draft yourself. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. See also: how GPTpost compares with other schedulers, pricing and other use cases. --- # Social media posting API for developers and AI agents URL: https://oraglegpt.org/use-cases/social-media-api/ ## A social media posting API that keeps your approval rules Most posting APIs are a thin pipe to one network. GPTpost's agent API sits in front of a whole workspace: one call creates a post for several connected accounts, and the post still goes through the per-network checks, approvals and plan limits your team set up in the app. ### What GPTpost does - One API for many networks. Create a post once with a list of account ids and optional per-network text. It can go to Mastodon, Bluesky, Lemmy, X, DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Listmonk and Whop. - Scoped keys. Workspace owners and admins create keys in Settings, API and Agents. Scopes are accounts:read, posts:read, posts:write and media:write, with an optional expiry. A key is shown once and stored only as a hash. - The app's rules still apply. Text over a network's limit is refused with 422, a post that needs approval answers 409 and waits for review, and plan limits answer 402. An agent cannot skip what a person in the app could not skip. - Safe retries. Send an Idempotency-Key header on create calls so a retry never creates a duplicate post. Each key gets about 120 requests and 30 writes per minute, with a Retry-After header on 429. - OpenAPI and MCP. The schema at app.oraglegpt.org/openapi.json works with OpenAPI-aware tools, and the same operations are MCP tools at app.oraglegpt.org/mcp. - On every plan. API keys are included in Solo, Team and Agency and in the 14-day free trial. ### Quick start curl https://app.oraglegpt.org/api/v1/agent/accounts \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $GPTPOST_API_KEY" curl -X POST https://app.oraglegpt.org/api/v1/agent/posts \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $GPTPOST_API_KEY" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -H "Idempotency-Key: $(uuidgen)" \ -d '{"text":"Hello from my script","account_ids":["ACCOUNT_ID"],"schedule_at":"2026-11-02T09:00:00Z"}' Full reference, scopes, error codes and MCP setup: GPTpost Developers. ### What it does not do yet The API creates, schedules and publishes posts and reads their status. It does not read comments, messages or analytics from the networks, and it cannot connect social accounts, manage users or change billing: connecting an account happens once in the app. Networks still waiting for their app review (Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Google Business Profile) are not available through the API either. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. ### Questions #### Does GPTpost have an API? Yes. A REST API under app.oraglegpt.org/api/v1/agent/ with an OpenAPI 3.1 schema, plus a remote MCP server at app.oraglegpt.org/mcp. Both use workspace API keys sent as a Bearer token. #### Which plans include the API? All of them: Solo (USD 12), Team (USD 39) and Agency (USD 99) per workspace per month, and the 14-day free trial. #### Can the API bypass approvals? No. If the workspace requires approval, an API-created post waits for review and the API answers 409 approval_required. See also: how GPTpost compares with other schedulers, pricing and other use cases. --- # Social media scheduler with an MCP server for Claude and AI agents URL: https://oraglegpt.org/use-cases/mcp-server-for-ai-agents/ ## Let your AI agent schedule posts, with your team still in charge GPTpost runs a remote MCP server at app.oraglegpt.org/mcp. Give an AI assistant a scoped workspace key and it can list your connected accounts, draft posts, schedule them and check whether they went out, while approvals and per-network limits stay enforced by GPTpost, not by the prompt. ### What GPTpost does - Remote MCP over streamable HTTP. One URL, no local server to run. Claude Code connects directly; Claude Desktop connects through mcp-remote. - Eight tools. whoami, list_accounts, create_post, schedule_post, publish_post, upload_media, get_post_status and list_posts. - Least privilege. Give a key only the scopes the agent needs. A read-only key with accounts:read and posts:read can report on the schedule but cannot post. - A person can stay in the loop. Turn on approvals in the workspace and every post an agent creates waits for a person to approve it before it can publish. - Revocable at any time. Revoke a key in Settings and the agent loses access immediately. Changing your password or second factor revokes every key you created. ### Connect Claude Code claude mcp add --transport http gptpost https://app.oraglegpt.org/mcp \ --header "Authorization: Bearer " Then ask, for example: "List my GPTpost accounts and schedule a Mastodon and Bluesky post for tomorrow at 9:00 announcing our release notes." Step-by-step setup for Claude Desktop and ChatGPT is in this guide. ### The tools Tool | What it does | whoami | Workspace, key scopes and plan usage | list_accounts | Connected social accounts a post can target | create_post | Create a post, optionally scheduled or published now | schedule_post | Schedule an existing post | publish_post | Publish an existing post now | upload_media | Upload media from a URL or base64 | get_post_status | A post with its schedule and per-network status | list_posts | Recent posts, filterable by state | ### What it does not do yet Custom connectors on claude.ai (web) sign in with OAuth, which the GPTpost MCP endpoint does not support yet, so use Claude Code, Claude Desktop or another MCP client that can send an Authorization header. The tools publish and read post status only: they do not read comments, messages or analytics from the networks. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. ### Questions #### Does GPTpost have an MCP server? Yes. A remote MCP server at https://app.oraglegpt.org/mcp (streamable HTTP), authenticated with a workspace API key. It offers eight tools for accounts, posts, media and status. #### Can I use it from claude.ai in the browser? Not yet. claude.ai custom connectors require OAuth sign-in, which GPTpost's MCP endpoint does not offer yet. Claude Code and Claude Desktop work today with an API key. #### Can an agent post without approval? Only if your workspace does not require approval. When approval is on, an agent's post waits for a person, exactly like a post written in the app. See also: how GPTpost compares with other schedulers, pricing and other use cases. --- # Compare GPTpost with Buffer, Hootsuite, Sprout Social, Later, Planable, Publer, Agorapulse and Metricool URL: https://oraglegpt.org/compare/ ## Compare GPTpost Side-by-side comparisons with the schedulers teams most often ask us about. Each page says where the other tool is the better choice, because GPTpost does not do everything yet: it publishes and handles approvals, but it does not read analytics or comments back from the networks. - GPTpost vs BufferBuffer is simple and inexpensive, charges per connected channel, and is one of the few mainstream schedulers that already supports Mastodon and Bluesky. - GPTpost vs HootsuiteHootsuite is a full suite for larger social teams: publishing, inbox, listening and analytics, priced per user. - GPTpost vs Sprout SocialSprout Social is known for strong analytics, reporting and a smart inbox, priced per seat. - GPTpost vs LaterLater is built around visual planning for Instagram and TikTok, with link in bio and creator tools. - GPTpost vs PlanablePlanable is collaboration-first: unlimited users, approvals and feedback on posts, priced per workspace with a monthly post allowance. - GPTpost vs PublerPubler is inexpensive per account and supports a broad list of networks, including Mastodon. - GPTpost vs AgorapulseAgorapulse combines publishing with a strong social inbox, moderation and reporting, priced per user. - GPTpost vs MetricoolMetricool pairs scheduling with analytics and competitor tracking at a low price per bundle of brands, with a free plan. --- # GPTpost vs Buffer: an honest comparison (2026) URL: https://oraglegpt.org/compare/buffer/ ## GPTpost vs Buffer Buffer is simple and inexpensive, charges per connected channel, and is one of the few mainstream schedulers that already supports Mastodon and Bluesky. GPTpost is a scheduler built for teams that need sign-off before anything goes out and that publish beyond the usual five networks. Here is an honest comparison, including where Buffer is the better choice. | GPTpost | Buffer | Pricing model | Per workspace, not per person. Solo USD 12, Team USD 39 or Agency USD 99 per month; each plan includes a set number of seats. | Per channel: Essentials $6 per channel per month (1 user), Team $12 per channel per month (unlimited users), cheaper at higher volumes | Free plan or trial | 14-day free trial, no card | Free plan | Users | Team members with roles, invited by the workspace owner | 1 on Essentials, unlimited on Team | Approval workflow | Yes, multi-stage | Yes, on Team | Client review links | Yes, the client needs no account | Not checked | Comments on drafts | Yes, on drafts | Not checked | Queue with time slots | Yes, posting slots and add to queue | Not checked | Recurring posts | Yes, repeat rules (RRULE) | Not checked | Bulk scheduling | Yes, CSV | Not checked | RSS to social | Yes | Not checked | Fediverse | Mastodon and Lemmy (text posts), Bluesky (text and up to four images) | Mastodon and Bluesky | Developer and community channels | DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Listmonk, Whop | Not checked | AI writing help | Bring your own OpenAI, Anthropic or Gemini key | Not checked | API and automation | Public API, webhooks and an MCP server | Not checked | Where your data is hosted | Germany, EU (see the subprocessor list) | Not checked | Analytics from the networks | Bluesky only so far: likes, reposts, replies and quotes of the posts it published, plus short-link clicks and a weekly email digest. Other networks not yet | Yes | Social inbox (comments, DMs) | No | Yes | Buffer details come from Buffer's own pricing page could not be fetched, so prices come from this dated summary, which says it checked Buffer's page in August 2026 on 15 October 2026. "Not checked" means we did not verify it, not that Buffer lacks it. Plans change, so check their site before deciding. Buffer is a trademark of its owner; OragleGPT is not affiliated with it. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. ### Choose Buffer if - You want a free plan and to start today without talking to anyone. - You need analytics or a comment inbox from the networks now. - You mainly post to Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn and those must work on day one. ### Choose GPTpost if - Your clients or managers must sign off, sometimes in several stages, and you want to send them a review link instead of a login. - You also publish to Lemmy, DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack or Listmonk. - Per-channel pricing adds up because you run many channels for few people. - You want AI writing help billed to your own model account, and your data hosted in the EU. ### Questions #### Is GPTpost a Buffer alternative? For publishing, scheduling and approvals, yes. If you rely on Buffer's analytics or inbox, GPTpost does not replace those yet. #### Can I sign up today? Yes. Create a workspace and try it free for 14 days, no card needed. #### Which networks does GPTpost publish to? Mastodon, Bluesky, Lemmy, X, DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Listmonk and Whop. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. --- # GPTpost vs Hootsuite: an honest comparison (2026) URL: https://oraglegpt.org/compare/hootsuite/ ## GPTpost vs Hootsuite Hootsuite is a full suite for larger social teams: publishing, inbox, listening and analytics, priced per user. GPTpost is a scheduler built for teams that need sign-off before anything goes out and that publish beyond the usual five networks. Here is an honest comparison, including where Hootsuite is the better choice. | GPTpost | Hootsuite | Pricing model | Per workspace, not per person. Solo USD 12, Team USD 39 or Agency USD 99 per month; each plan includes a set number of seats. | Per user, billed annually: Standard $99, Professional $199, Advanced $399 per user per month; Enterprise custom | Free plan or trial | 14-day free trial, no card | 14-day trial | Users | Team members with roles, invited by the workspace owner | Priced per user | Approval workflow | Yes, multi-stage | Not checked | Client review links | Yes, the client needs no account | Not checked | Comments on drafts | Yes, on drafts | Not checked | Queue with time slots | Yes, posting slots and add to queue | Not checked | Recurring posts | Yes, repeat rules (RRULE) | Not checked | Bulk scheduling | Yes, CSV | Not checked | RSS to social | Yes | Not checked | Fediverse | Mastodon and Lemmy (text posts), Bluesky (text and up to four images) | Not offered | Developer and community channels | DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Listmonk, Whop | Not checked | AI writing help | Bring your own OpenAI, Anthropic or Gemini key | Not checked | API and automation | Public API, webhooks and an MCP server | Not checked | Where your data is hosted | Germany, EU (see the subprocessor list) | Not checked | Analytics from the networks | Bluesky only so far: likes, reposts, replies and quotes of the posts it published, plus short-link clicks and a weekly email digest. Other networks not yet | Yes | Social inbox (comments, DMs) | No | Yes, plus social listening | Hootsuite details come from Hootsuite's plans page on 15 October 2026. "Not checked" means we did not verify it, not that Hootsuite lacks it. Plans change, so check their site before deciding. Hootsuite is a trademark of its owner; OragleGPT is not affiliated with it. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. ### Choose Hootsuite if - You need social listening, a unified inbox and analytics in one tool. - You are an enterprise team with procurement, and per-user cost is not the constraint. ### Choose GPTpost if - You are a small team or agency and paying per user makes adding a junior or a client painful. - You need to post to Mastodon, Bluesky or developer communities. - Publishing, approvals and a calendar are what you actually use. ### Questions #### Is GPTpost a Hootsuite alternative? For publishing, scheduling and approvals, yes. If you rely on Hootsuite's analytics or inbox, GPTpost does not replace those yet. #### Can I sign up today? Yes. Create a workspace and try it free for 14 days, no card needed. #### Which networks does GPTpost publish to? Mastodon, Bluesky, Lemmy, X, DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Listmonk and Whop. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. --- # GPTpost vs Sprout Social: an honest comparison (2026) URL: https://oraglegpt.org/compare/sprout-social/ ## GPTpost vs Sprout Social Sprout Social is known for strong analytics, reporting and a smart inbox, priced per seat. GPTpost is a scheduler built for teams that need sign-off before anything goes out and that publish beyond the usual five networks. Here is an honest comparison, including where Sprout Social is the better choice. | GPTpost | Sprout Social | Pricing model | Per workspace, not per person. Solo USD 12, Team USD 39 or Agency USD 99 per month; each plan includes a set number of seats. | Per seat: Essentials $79 (annual) or $99 (monthly), Standard $199, Professional $299, Advanced $399 per seat per month | Free plan or trial | 14-day free trial, no card | 30-day trial | Users | Team members with roles, invited by the workspace owner | Priced per seat | Approval workflow | Yes, multi-stage | Yes | Client review links | Yes, the client needs no account | Not checked | Comments on drafts | Yes, on drafts | Not checked | Queue with time slots | Yes, posting slots and add to queue | Not checked | Recurring posts | Yes, repeat rules (RRULE) | Not checked | Bulk scheduling | Yes, CSV | Not checked | RSS to social | Yes | Not checked | Fediverse | Mastodon and Lemmy (text posts), Bluesky (text and up to four images) | Not offered | Developer and community channels | DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Listmonk, Whop | Not checked | AI writing help | Bring your own OpenAI, Anthropic or Gemini key | Not checked | API and automation | Public API, webhooks and an MCP server | Not checked | Where your data is hosted | Germany, EU (see the subprocessor list) | Not checked | Analytics from the networks | Bluesky only so far: likes, reposts, replies and quotes of the posts it published, plus short-link clicks and a weekly email digest. Other networks not yet | Yes, a core strength | Social inbox (comments, DMs) | No | Yes | Sprout Social details come from Sprout Social's pricing page on 15 October 2026. "Not checked" means we did not verify it, not that Sprout Social lacks it. Plans change, so check their site before deciding. Sprout Social is a trademark of its owner; OragleGPT is not affiliated with it. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. ### Choose Sprout Social if - Reporting and analytics are the main reason you buy a social tool. - You need a mature inbox for customer care on social. ### Choose GPTpost if - You need publishing and approvals for a team without paying per seat. - Your audience includes the fediverse or developer communities. - You prefer EU hosting and AI on your own key. ### Questions #### Is GPTpost a Sprout Social alternative? For publishing, scheduling and approvals, yes. If you rely on Sprout Social's analytics or inbox, GPTpost does not replace those yet. #### Can I sign up today? Yes. Create a workspace and try it free for 14 days, no card needed. #### Which networks does GPTpost publish to? Mastodon, Bluesky, Lemmy, X, DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Listmonk and Whop. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. --- # GPTpost vs Later: an honest comparison (2026) URL: https://oraglegpt.org/compare/later/ ## GPTpost vs Later Later is built around visual planning for Instagram and TikTok, with link in bio and creator tools. GPTpost is a scheduler built for teams that need sign-off before anything goes out and that publish beyond the usual five networks. Here is an honest comparison, including where Later is the better choice. | GPTpost | Later | Pricing model | Per workspace, not per person. Solo USD 12, Team USD 39 or Agency USD 99 per month; each plan includes a set number of seats. | Per plan, billed annually: Starter $18.75 (1 user), Growth $37.50 (2 users), Scale $82.50 (4 users) per month | Free plan or trial | 14-day free trial, no card | 14-day trial | Users | Team members with roles, invited by the workspace owner | 1, 2 or 4 depending on plan | Approval workflow | Yes, multi-stage | Not checked | Client review links | Yes, the client needs no account | Not checked | Comments on drafts | Yes, on drafts | Not checked | Queue with time slots | Yes, posting slots and add to queue | Not checked | Recurring posts | Yes, repeat rules (RRULE) | Not checked | Bulk scheduling | Yes, CSV | Not checked | RSS to social | Yes | Not checked | Fediverse | Mastodon and Lemmy (text posts), Bluesky (text and up to four images) | Not offered | Developer and community channels | DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Listmonk, Whop | Not checked | AI writing help | Bring your own OpenAI, Anthropic or Gemini key | Not checked | API and automation | Public API, webhooks and an MCP server | Not checked | Where your data is hosted | Germany, EU (see the subprocessor list) | Not checked | Analytics from the networks | Bluesky only so far: likes, reposts, replies and quotes of the posts it published, plus short-link clicks and a weekly email digest. Other networks not yet | Yes | Social inbox (comments, DMs) | No | Partial | Later details come from Later's pricing page on 15 October 2026. "Not checked" means we did not verify it, not that Later lacks it. Plans change, so check their site before deciding. Later is a trademark of its owner; OragleGPT is not affiliated with it. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. ### Choose Later if - Your work is visual Instagram and TikTok planning, and you want link in bio. - You need Instagram and TikTok publishing working today. ### Choose GPTpost if - You publish text-first content across many networks, including Mastodon, Bluesky, LinkedIn and X. - You need more people in the workspace than a 1, 2 or 4 user plan allows. - You need multi-stage approvals and client review links. ### Questions #### Is GPTpost a Later alternative? For publishing, scheduling and approvals, yes. If you rely on Later's analytics or inbox, GPTpost does not replace those yet. #### Can I sign up today? Yes. Create a workspace and try it free for 14 days, no card needed. #### Which networks does GPTpost publish to? Mastodon, Bluesky, Lemmy, X, DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Listmonk and Whop. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. --- # GPTpost vs Planable: an honest comparison (2026) URL: https://oraglegpt.org/compare/planable/ ## GPTpost vs Planable Planable is collaboration-first: unlimited users, approvals and feedback on posts, priced per workspace with a monthly post allowance. GPTpost is a scheduler built for teams that need sign-off before anything goes out and that publish beyond the usual five networks. Here is an honest comparison, including where Planable is the better choice. | GPTpost | Planable | Pricing model | Per workspace, not per person. Solo USD 12, Team USD 39 or Agency USD 99 per month; each plan includes a set number of seats. | Per workspace: Basic $33 (60 posts a month, 4 accounts), Pro $49 (150 posts a month, 10 accounts); Enterprise custom | Free plan or trial | 14-day free trial, no card | Free plan, 50 posts in total | Users | Team members with roles, invited by the workspace owner | Unlimited | Approval workflow | Yes, multi-stage | Yes; required approval on Pro, multi-level on Enterprise | Client review links | Yes, the client needs no account | Yes | Comments on drafts | Yes, on drafts | Yes | Queue with time slots | Yes, posting slots and add to queue | Not checked | Recurring posts | Yes, repeat rules (RRULE) | Not checked | Bulk scheduling | Yes, CSV | Not checked | RSS to social | Yes | Not checked | Fediverse | Mastodon and Lemmy (text posts), Bluesky (text and up to four images) | Not offered | Developer and community channels | DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Listmonk, Whop | Not checked | AI writing help | Bring your own OpenAI, Anthropic or Gemini key | Not checked | API and automation | Public API, webhooks and an MCP server | MCP connector on paid plans | Where your data is hosted | Germany, EU (see the subprocessor list) | Not checked | Analytics from the networks | Bluesky only so far: likes, reposts, replies and quotes of the posts it published, plus short-link clicks and a weekly email digest. Other networks not yet | Not checked | Social inbox (comments, DMs) | No | Not checked | Planable details come from Planable's pricing page on 15 October 2026. "Not checked" means we did not verify it, not that Planable lacks it. Plans change, so check their site before deciding. Planable is a trademark of its owner; OragleGPT is not affiliated with it. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. ### Choose Planable if - You want a polished, visual collaboration space and network-accurate previews. - You need Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn working on day one. ### Choose GPTpost if - You publish more than 150 posts a month per workspace and do not want a cap. - You need multi-stage approvals without an Enterprise contract. - Your channels include Mastodon, Bluesky, Lemmy, DEV, WordPress or Telegram. - You need recurring posts with repeat rules, CSV bulk scheduling or RSS to social. ### Questions #### Is GPTpost a Planable alternative? For publishing, scheduling and approvals, yes. If you rely on Planable's analytics or inbox, GPTpost does not replace those yet. #### Can I sign up today? Yes. Create a workspace and try it free for 14 days, no card needed. #### Which networks does GPTpost publish to? Mastodon, Bluesky, Lemmy, X, DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Listmonk and Whop. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. --- # GPTpost vs Publer: an honest comparison (2026) URL: https://oraglegpt.org/compare/publer/ ## GPTpost vs Publer Publer is inexpensive per account and supports a broad list of networks, including Mastodon. GPTpost is a scheduler built for teams that need sign-off before anything goes out and that publish beyond the usual five networks. Here is an honest comparison, including where Publer is the better choice. | GPTpost | Publer | Pricing model | Per workspace, not per person. Solo USD 12, Team USD 39 or Agency USD 99 per month; each plan includes a set number of seats. | Per account: Professional about $5 for the first account and $4 for each one after; Business about $10, then $7 per account | Free plan or trial | 14-day free trial, no card | Free plan | Users | Team members with roles, invited by the workspace owner | Not checked | Approval workflow | Yes, multi-stage | Not checked | Client review links | Yes, the client needs no account | Not checked | Comments on drafts | Yes, on drafts | Not checked | Queue with time slots | Yes, posting slots and add to queue | Not checked | Recurring posts | Yes, repeat rules (RRULE) | Not checked | Bulk scheduling | Yes, CSV | Not checked | RSS to social | Yes | Not checked | Fediverse | Mastodon and Lemmy (text posts), Bluesky (text and up to four images) | Mastodon | Developer and community channels | DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Listmonk, Whop | Not checked | AI writing help | Bring your own OpenAI, Anthropic or Gemini key | Not checked | API and automation | Public API, webhooks and an MCP server | Not checked | Where your data is hosted | Germany, EU (see the subprocessor list) | Not checked | Analytics from the networks | Bluesky only so far: likes, reposts, replies and quotes of the posts it published, plus short-link clicks and a weekly email digest. Other networks not yet | Yes | Social inbox (comments, DMs) | No | Not checked | Publer details come from Publer's own pricing page could not be fetched, so prices come from this dated summary on 15 October 2026. "Not checked" means we did not verify it, not that Publer lacks it. Plans change, so check their site before deciding. Publer is a trademark of its owner; OragleGPT is not affiliated with it. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. ### Choose Publer if - You want the lowest price per account and a free plan to start. - You need analytics and mainstream-network media formats today. ### Choose GPTpost if - Client approvals with review links are central to how you work. - You also publish to Lemmy, DEV, Discord, Slack or Listmonk. - You want EU hosting, AI on your own key, and an API and MCP server for automation. ### Questions #### Is GPTpost a Publer alternative? For publishing, scheduling and approvals, yes. If you rely on Publer's analytics or inbox, GPTpost does not replace those yet. #### Can I sign up today? Yes. Create a workspace and try it free for 14 days, no card needed. #### Which networks does GPTpost publish to? Mastodon, Bluesky, Lemmy, X, DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Listmonk and Whop. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. --- # GPTpost vs Agorapulse: an honest comparison (2026) URL: https://oraglegpt.org/compare/agorapulse/ ## GPTpost vs Agorapulse Agorapulse combines publishing with a strong social inbox, moderation and reporting, priced per user. GPTpost is a scheduler built for teams that need sign-off before anything goes out and that publish beyond the usual five networks. Here is an honest comparison, including where Agorapulse is the better choice. | GPTpost | Agorapulse | Pricing model | Per workspace, not per person. Solo USD 12, Team USD 39 or Agency USD 99 per month; each plan includes a set number of seats. | Per user: Standard $79 (annual) or $99 (monthly), Professional $119 or $149, Advanced $149 or $199 per user per month | Free plan or trial | 14-day free trial, no card | Free trial | Users | Team members with roles, invited by the workspace owner | Priced per user | Approval workflow | Yes, multi-stage | Yes | Client review links | Yes, the client needs no account | Not checked | Comments on drafts | Yes, on drafts | Not checked | Queue with time slots | Yes, posting slots and add to queue | Not checked | Recurring posts | Yes, repeat rules (RRULE) | Not checked | Bulk scheduling | Yes, CSV | Not checked | RSS to social | Yes | Not checked | Fediverse | Mastodon and Lemmy (text posts), Bluesky (text and up to four images) | Not checked | Developer and community channels | DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Listmonk, Whop | Not checked | AI writing help | Bring your own OpenAI, Anthropic or Gemini key | Not checked | API and automation | Public API, webhooks and an MCP server | Not checked | Where your data is hosted | Germany, EU (see the subprocessor list) | Not checked | Analytics from the networks | Bluesky only so far: likes, reposts, replies and quotes of the posts it published, plus short-link clicks and a weekly email digest. Other networks not yet | Yes | Social inbox (comments, DMs) | No | Yes, a core strength | Agorapulse details come from Agorapulse's pricing page on 15 October 2026. "Not checked" means we did not verify it, not that Agorapulse lacks it. Plans change, so check their site before deciding. Agorapulse is a trademark of its owner; OragleGPT is not affiliated with it. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. ### Choose Agorapulse if - Community management in a shared inbox is a daily job for your team. - You need moderation rules, saved replies and reporting on network results. ### Choose GPTpost if - You mostly publish and get sign-off, and paying per user for an inbox you do not use is the main cost. - Your channels include Mastodon, Bluesky, Lemmy, DEV, WordPress, Discord or Slack. - You want EU hosting, AI on your own key, and an API and MCP server. ### Questions #### Is GPTpost a Agorapulse alternative? For publishing, scheduling and approvals, yes. If you rely on Agorapulse's analytics or inbox, GPTpost does not replace those yet. #### Can I sign up today? Yes. Create a workspace and try it free for 14 days, no card needed. #### Which networks does GPTpost publish to? Mastodon, Bluesky, Lemmy, X, DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Listmonk and Whop. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. --- # GPTpost vs Metricool: an honest comparison (2026) URL: https://oraglegpt.org/compare/metricool/ ## GPTpost vs Metricool Metricool pairs scheduling with analytics and competitor tracking at a low price per bundle of brands, with a free plan. GPTpost is a scheduler built for teams that need sign-off before anything goes out and that publish beyond the usual five networks. Here is an honest comparison, including where Metricool is the better choice. | GPTpost | Metricool | Pricing model | Per workspace, not per person. Solo USD 12, Team USD 39 or Agency USD 99 per month; each plan includes a set number of seats. | Per bundle of brands, billed annually: Starter from EUR 16 or $20 a month (5 brands), Advanced from EUR 43 or $53 a month (15 brands); monthly billing costs more | Free plan or trial | 14-day free trial, no card | Free plan (1 brand, 20 posts a month) | Users | Team members with roles, invited by the workspace owner | Not checked | Approval workflow | Yes, multi-stage | Not checked | Client review links | Yes, the client needs no account | Not checked | Comments on drafts | Yes, on drafts | Not checked | Queue with time slots | Yes, posting slots and add to queue | Not checked | Recurring posts | Yes, repeat rules (RRULE) | Not checked | Bulk scheduling | Yes, CSV | Not checked | RSS to social | Yes | Not checked | Fediverse | Mastodon and Lemmy (text posts), Bluesky (text and up to four images) | Not checked | Developer and community channels | DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Listmonk, Whop | Not checked | AI writing help | Bring your own OpenAI, Anthropic or Gemini key | Not checked | API and automation | Public API, webhooks and an MCP server | API on Advanced; MCP connector | Where your data is hosted | Germany, EU (see the subprocessor list) | Not checked | Analytics from the networks | Bluesky only so far: likes, reposts, replies and quotes of the posts it published, plus short-link clicks and a weekly email digest. Other networks not yet | Yes, a core strength | Social inbox (comments, DMs) | No | Not checked | Metricool details come from Metricool's pricing page on 15 October 2026. "Not checked" means we did not verify it, not that Metricool lacks it. Plans change, so check their site before deciding. Metricool is a trademark of its owner; OragleGPT is not affiliated with it. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. ### Choose Metricool if - Analytics and competitor benchmarks are what you report to clients every month. - You want a free plan and low entry price for many brands. ### Choose GPTpost if - Approvals with several stages and a client review link are how your work gets signed off. - You publish to the fediverse and developer communities, not only to the mainstream networks. - You prefer EU hosting and AI writing help on your own model account. ### Questions #### Is GPTpost a Metricool alternative? For publishing, scheduling and approvals, yes. If you rely on Metricool's analytics or inbox, GPTpost does not replace those yet. #### Can I sign up today? Yes. Create a workspace and try it free for 14 days, no card needed. #### Which networks does GPTpost publish to? Mastodon, Bluesky, Lemmy, X, DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Listmonk and Whop. X is available now. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built into GPTpost and become available as each network completes its review of the app. --- # GPTpost blog: social publishing, approvals and reliable scheduling URL: https://oraglegpt.org/blog/ ## GPTpost blog Practical notes on publishing across networks, approvals and reliable scheduling. - How to schedule posts to Mastodon and Bluesky without losing what makes them differentA practical guide to planning fediverse and Bluesky posts next to LinkedIn and X: character limits, hashtags, links and when a scheduler helps. - A client approval workflow for small social media agenciesHow to get clients to approve social posts on time: stages, review links, comments and a calendar, with a template you can copy. - Published means confirmed: how GPTpost avoids double posts and false successesWhy a scheduler should mark a post as published only after the network confirms it, and how GPTpost handles retries without posting twice. - Publishing to Lemmy, DEV and WordPress from one placeWhat is different about posting to Lemmy communities, DEV articles and WordPress, and how to plan them next to your social posts. - From changelog to social posts: RSS automation that keeps a human in the loopHow to turn a product changelog or blog RSS feed into social posts for Mastodon, Bluesky and developer communities without posting blindly. - Why per-seat pricing hurts small social media agenciesPer-user pricing makes adding a junior, a freelancer or a client reviewer expensive. What to compare instead when choosing a social media tool. - Bring your own AI key: AI writing help for social posts without a new data processorWhy AI writing help in a social media tool should run on your own OpenAI, Anthropic or Gemini account, and what to check before you turn it on. - How to schedule social media posts from Claude or ChatGPTStep by step: connect Claude Code, Claude Desktop or a custom GPT to GPTpost with a scoped API key, then draft and schedule posts in plain language. - Before you let an AI agent post for your brand: a seven-point checklistWhat to check before connecting an AI agent to your social media accounts: scopes, approvals, limits, duplicates, revocation, audit and what the agent can read. - Choosing a social media scheduler with an API or MCP server for AI agentsWhat to compare when you want AI agents and scripts to schedule social posts: API access by plan, MCP support, approvals, networks, limits and pricing model. --- # How to schedule posts to Mastodon and Bluesky without losing what makes them different URL: https://oraglegpt.org/blog/schedule-posts-mastodon-bluesky/ ## How to schedule posts to Mastodon and Bluesky without losing what makes them different 2026-10-15 · OragleGPT Most social schedulers were designed for Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn. Mastodon and Bluesky were added later, if at all. If your audience is developers, researchers, open-source users or public-interest communities, a growing part of it now reads these networks, and copying your LinkedIn post across does not work well. ### What is actually different - Length. Bluesky posts are limited to 300 characters. Mastodon's default is 500, but every server (instance) can change it. LinkedIn allows around 3,000 and X 280 on a free account. One text for all of them means either cutting the long version or padding the short one. - Hashtags. On Mastodon, hashtags are a main way people follow topics, so a few relevant tags help discovery. Write them in CamelCase (#OpenSource rather than #opensource) so screen readers can read them. - Tone. Both communities react badly to posts that read like ads. A short, plain explanation with a link does better than a headline with emojis. - Content warnings. Many Mastodon communities expect a content warning for some topics. Check the norms of the servers your audience is on. ### A simple workflow - Write the core message once. - Make a short version for Bluesky (under 300 characters) and a slightly longer one for Mastodon with two or three CamelCase hashtags. - Keep the long version for LinkedIn and your blog. - Schedule all of them for the same time, or stagger them by audience time zone. ### Doing this in GPTpost In GPTpost you write the post once and then edit a separate version for each network. Each version is checked against that network's own length limit when you schedule it, so a Bluesky version that is too long is caught then, not when it fails at the scheduled time. Mastodon, Bluesky and Lemmy are connected without any app-review wait, and the same post can also go to X, DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord or Slack. Today GPTpost publishes text posts to Mastodon, and text with up to four images (with alt text) to Bluesky. It does not read replies from either network. The only figures it reads back are the public like, repost, reply and quote counts of the posts it published to Bluesky. --- # A client approval workflow for small social media agencies URL: https://oraglegpt.org/blog/client-approval-workflow-social-agencies/ ## A client approval workflow for small social media agencies 2026-10-15 · OragleGPT For a small agency, the slowest part of social media is rarely writing the posts. It is waiting for the client to approve them. Feedback arrives by email, chat and phone, versions get mixed up, and a post goes out with last week's wording. ### The four rules that fix most approval problems - One place for the post and the feedback. Comments belong on the draft, not in an email thread. - Clear stages. For example: copywriter, then account lead, then client. Each stage knows when it is their turn. - No login for the client. Clients approve faster when they open a link and click approve, instead of creating yet another account. - Nothing publishes without approval. If the client has not approved by the scheduled time, the post waits. That is better than an unapproved post going out. ### A template you can copy - Monday: drafts for the following week are ready in the calendar. - Tuesday: internal review stage, comments resolved on each draft. - Wednesday: client review link sent, with a deadline of Thursday at noon. - Thursday afternoon: changes made, approved posts sit in the queue. - Friday: anything still unapproved is moved, not published. ### How GPTpost supports it GPTpost has multi-stage approvals, comments on drafts that can be resolved, and a review link a client opens without an account. Approved posts go onto the calendar or into posting slots. A post is only sent once it has cleared approval and its scheduled time has come. --- # Published means confirmed: how GPTpost avoids double posts and false successes URL: https://oraglegpt.org/blog/published-means-confirmed/ ## Published means confirmed: how GPTpost avoids double posts and false successes 2026-10-15 · OragleGPT Two failures make people stop trusting a scheduler. The first is a post marked as published that never appeared. The second is a post that appeared twice. Both usually come from the same place: what the tool does when a request to the network times out. ### The timeout problem When a scheduler sends a post and the connection drops before the answer arrives, it cannot know whether the network created the post. If it retries, it may post twice. If it gives up and marks the post as published, it may be wrong. Many tools pick one of the two and hope. ### What GPTpost does - One sender per post. Before sending, a worker has to claim the publication. Only one worker can hold that claim, so two workers cannot send the same post. - Uncertain sends are held, not retried blindly. If the result of a send is unknown, the post is held for checking instead of being sent again automatically. - Published means the network said so. A post is marked published only when the network confirms it. For TikTok, for example, that means the publish status TikTok reports, not just the upload being accepted. - Failures stay visible. A post that keeps failing is moved aside where someone can see it and decide, instead of disappearing. - Rescheduling is safe. If you move a post after it was queued, the old job completes without publishing and only the new time counts. ### Why we write about it This is not a feature you see on a pricing page, but it is the one you notice when it is missing. If you manage social media for clients, a duplicate post on a client's account costs more trust than a late one. --- # Publishing to Lemmy, DEV and WordPress from one place URL: https://oraglegpt.org/blog/cross-post-lemmy-dev-wordpress/ ## Publishing to Lemmy, DEV and WordPress from one place 2026-10-15 · OragleGPT Not every audience lives in a feed. Developers read DEV articles, discuss in Lemmy communities and still find a lot through blogs. These are not microblogs, and treating them like one is the most common mistake when cross-posting. ### Lemmy: a title and a community A Lemmy post has a title and a body, and it goes into a specific community on a specific instance. Community ids are local to each instance, so the same community on two servers has two different ids. Read each community's rules before posting: many do not allow self-promotion, or allow it only in a weekly thread. ### DEV: an article, not a status DEV publishes articles written in Markdown, and every article needs a title. A one-line announcement does not belong there; a short write-up of what changed and why does. ### WordPress: your own site If the long version of a post lives on your own WordPress site, publish it there first and link to it from the short versions. Your site keeps the canonical copy. ### A planning pattern - Write the long version once (blog or DEV article). - Write a Lemmy post that fits the community: a clear title and a short body that asks for discussion. - Write short versions for Mastodon, Bluesky and X that link to the long version. - Schedule them so the long version is live before the short ones point to it. ### In GPTpost GPTpost publishes to Lemmy (a post with a title in the community you choose), DEV (a published Markdown article; a title is required and is never made up from the body) and WordPress (a post on your site), next to Mastodon, Bluesky and X. Each network gets its own version of the post. These connectors publish text: GPTpost does not upload a DEV cover image or a WordPress featured image yet, and it never edits or deletes what it published. --- # From changelog to social posts: RSS automation that keeps a human in the loop URL: https://oraglegpt.org/blog/rss-changelog-to-social/ ## From changelog to social posts: RSS automation that keeps a human in the loop 2026-10-15 · OragleGPT Shipping notes are some of the most useful posts a technical team can make, and also the most often forgotten. Most teams already publish a changelog or blog with an RSS feed. The question is how to turn it into social posts without spamming every network with raw titles. ### Why fully automatic posting goes wrong - Feed titles are written for the blog, not for a 300-character Bluesky post. - Some entries (a typo fix, an internal note) should not be announced at all. - Communities like Lemmy and many Mastodon servers dislike automated promotional posts. ### A better loop - Fetch the feed on a schedule and create one draft per new entry. - Skip anything already seen, using the item's GUID or link. - A person picks which drafts to post and writes a short version per network. - The approved posts are scheduled into your normal posting slots. ### How GPTpost does it In GPTpost an RSS feed with a repeat rule is fetched on that schedule, never more than every 15 minutes, with a back-off when the feed is unreachable. Each new item becomes a draft and nothing is published from a feed by itself: the draft goes through the same composer, approval and scheduling as any other post. That keeps the speed of automation and the judgement of a person. --- # Why per-seat pricing hurts small social media agencies URL: https://oraglegpt.org/blog/per-seat-pricing-small-agencies/ ## Why per-seat pricing hurts small social media agencies 2026-10-15 · OragleGPT Many social media tools price per user or per seat. For a large in-house team that is predictable. For a five-person agency it means every new junior, freelancer or client reviewer is a pricing decision. ### Where per-seat pricing bites - Reviewers. Clients and managers who only approve posts still need a seat in many tools, or approvals happen outside the tool by email. - Part-time help. A freelancer who helps one week a month costs a full seat. - Growth. Going from three to six people doubles the bill even if the number of clients is the same. ### What to compare instead - The total monthly cost for your real team, including reviewers, at today's size and at twice the size. - Whether clients can approve without a paid seat or an account. - Caps on posts, channels or workspaces that you will hit. - Which features you actually use. If you only publish and approve, paying for an inbox and listening is a cost, not a feature. Our comparison pages list each tool's pricing model as published on the day we checked: compare GPTpost with Buffer, Hootsuite, Sprout Social, Later, Planable, Publer, Agorapulse and Metricool. ### Where GPTpost stands GPTpost is priced per workspace, not per person, and you can try it free for 14 days without a card. Client review links work without an account, so reviewers never need a seat. --- # Bring your own AI key: AI writing help for social posts without a new data processor URL: https://oraglegpt.org/blog/bring-your-own-ai-key-social-media/ ## Bring your own AI key: AI writing help for social posts without a new data processor 2026-10-15 · OragleGPT Most social media tools now include AI writing help. Usually the prompts and drafts go to an AI provider through the tool vendor's own account, which adds another processor to your privacy review and hides the real usage cost in the subscription. ### What bring-your-own-key changes - Your agreement. Prompts go to the provider you chose, under the agreement and data settings you have with them. - Your cost. You pay the provider directly at their price, with no markup and no monthly credit allowance. - Your choice of model. Use the provider your organisation already approved. ### What to check first - Your provider account's data retention and training settings. - Whether the key can be limited to a budget or a project. - Who on the team is allowed to use the AI help, and that a person always reviews what it suggests. ### In GPTpost GPTpost's AI help in the composer runs on an OpenAI, Anthropic or Gemini key that the workspace adds. Without a key the feature is simply off. Suggestions land in the draft, which still goes through your normal approval before anything is published. --- # How to schedule social media posts from Claude or ChatGPT URL: https://oraglegpt.org/blog/schedule-social-media-posts-with-claude-and-chatgpt/ ## How to schedule social media posts from Claude or ChatGPT 2026-10-20 · OragleGPT AI assistants are good at turning release notes, a blog post or a meeting summary into social posts. The missing step is getting those posts onto a calendar, for the right accounts, without giving the assistant your social passwords. GPTpost does that through a workspace API key, a remote MCP server and an OpenAPI schema. ### 1. Create a key - Sign in at app.oraglegpt.org as a workspace owner or admin (a new workspace starts with a 14-day free trial, no card). - Open Settings, then API and Agents, and choose Create API key. - Pick only the scopes you need: accounts:read and posts:write to schedule, posts:read to check status, media:write to upload images. - Copy the key straight away. It starts with gpk_ and is shown once. ### 2a. Claude Code claude mcp add --transport http gptpost https://app.oraglegpt.org/mcp \ --header "Authorization: Bearer " Run /mcp inside Claude Code to see the GPTpost tools. ### 2b. Claude Desktop Open Settings, Developer, Edit Config and add a server that runs npx -y mcp-remote https://app.oraglegpt.org/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer ${GPTPOST_API_KEY}" with the key in the server's env. Node.js must be installed. The exact JSON is on the developers page. ### 2c. ChatGPT (custom GPT) In a custom GPT, open Configure, Actions, Create new action, Import from URL, and enter https://app.oraglegpt.org/openapi.json. Set authentication to API key with auth type Bearer and paste the key. ### 3. Ask in plain language - "List my GPTpost accounts." - "Turn these release notes into a Bluesky post under 300 characters and a longer Mastodon post with two CamelCase hashtags, and schedule both for Tuesday at 10:00 Berlin time." - "Which of my scheduled posts failed this week?" ### What GPTpost checks for you - Length per network. A Bluesky version over 300 characters is refused when it is created, with a clear error the assistant can fix. - Approvals. If your workspace requires approval, the post waits for a person. The assistant gets a 409 approval_required answer instead of a published post. - Plan limits. Monthly post allowances apply to API posts too. - Duplicates. Create calls accept an Idempotency-Key, so a retried request does not post twice. ### Limits to know claude.ai custom connectors in the browser need OAuth sign-in, which GPTpost does not offer yet, so use Claude Code or Claude Desktop. Posts go to the networks GPTpost has live today: Mastodon, Bluesky, Lemmy, X, DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Listmonk and Whop; the mainstream networks still in app review are not available to agents either. GPTpost does not give the assistant access to comments, messages or analytics. --- # Before you let an AI agent post for your brand: a seven-point checklist URL: https://oraglegpt.org/blog/ai-agent-social-media-access-checklist/ ## Before you let an AI agent post for your brand: a seven-point checklist 2026-10-20 · OragleGPT Letting an AI agent draft and schedule social posts saves real time. Letting it publish to a brand account with no guard rails is how a typo, a wrong date or a hallucinated claim reaches thousands of people. These are the checks we built GPTpost's agent access around, and they apply to any tool you consider. - The agent never holds your social passwords or tokens. It should authenticate to a scheduler with its own key, and the scheduler holds the network connections. In GPTpost, agent keys work only on the agent API and the MCP endpoint, never on the rest of the app. - Scopes match the job. A reporting agent needs read access only. A drafting agent may need to create posts but not publish them. Look for separate read, write and media scopes. - A person approves before anything goes out. The approval rule should be enforced by the server, not by the prompt. In GPTpost an agent's post waits in the same approval stages as a person's post. - Per-network rules are checked on creation. The agent should learn that a Bluesky post is too long when it creates it, not when it silently fails at 9:00 the next morning. - Retries cannot double-post. Agents retry. An idempotency key on create calls, and a scheduler that marks a post published only when the network confirms it, keep a retry from posting twice. - Access can be cut instantly. Keys should expire, be revocable in one click, and die automatically when the person who created them loses their role or changes their password. - There is a record. Every agent action should be attributable to a named key, so you can tell what the agent did from what a person did. ### Also decide what the agent may read An agent that can read your inbox and comments can also leak them into a prompt. GPTpost's agent tools publish and read post status only; they do not expose comments, direct messages or analytics from the networks. Setup steps for Claude and ChatGPT are in how to schedule social media posts from Claude or ChatGPT, and the full reference is on the developers page. --- # Choosing a social media scheduler with an API or MCP server for AI agents URL: https://oraglegpt.org/blog/social-media-scheduler-with-api-and-mcp/ ## Choosing a social media scheduler with an API or MCP server for AI agents 2026-10-20 · OragleGPT If you want an AI assistant or a script to schedule your social posts, the scheduler's API matters more than its calendar view. Here is what to compare, and where GPTpost stands on each point. ### 1. Is the API on the plan you will actually buy? Several tools reserve API access for top tiers. When we checked public pricing pages on 15 October 2026, Metricool listed its API on the Advanced plan and Planable listed an MCP connector on paid plans. GPTpost includes the API and the MCP server on every plan, Solo USD 12, Team USD 39 and Agency USD 99 per workspace per month, and in the 14-day free trial. ### 2. MCP, OpenAPI or both? MCP lets assistants such as Claude Code and Claude Desktop discover the tools on their own. An OpenAPI schema lets ChatGPT custom GPTs and agent frameworks do the same. GPTpost offers a remote MCP server at app.oraglegpt.org/mcp and an OpenAPI 3.1 schema at app.oraglegpt.org/openapi.json, with the same operations behind both. ### 3. Do approvals apply to the agent? If the API can publish straight past your review process, every agent mistake is public. In GPTpost, posts created through the API go through the workspace's approval stages and per-network length checks, just like posts written in the app. ### 4. Which networks can the agent reach? An API is only as useful as the networks behind it. GPTpost publishes today to Mastodon, Bluesky, Lemmy, X, DEV, WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Listmonk and Whop. Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google Business Profile are built in and become available as each network completes its review of the app. If you need Instagram or TikTok publishing through an API today, choose a tool that has it live. ### 5. How is it priced as you add people? Per-user pricing makes every new teammate or reviewer a cost. GPTpost is priced per workspace with a set number of seats per plan, and client reviewers using review links need no seat. See pricing and comparisons. ### 6. What does the agent get to read? Some APIs expose inboxes and analytics. That is useful for reporting agents and a risk for drafting agents. GPTpost's agent API reads post status only; it does not expose comments, messages or network analytics. ### Short version If you want agents to draft and schedule posts across the fediverse, X and developer channels, with approvals enforced on the server and the API on every plan, GPTpost fits. If you need analytics, an inbox, or Instagram and TikTok publishing through an API today, look at the comparisons for a better fit.