What is Postiz?
Postiz is a social media scheduling platform for marketers, developers, and automation teams managing content across many networks. Users can write once, choose channels, preview posts in a visual calendar, and let Postiz publish at the scheduled time. AI agents such as ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, and OpenClaw can also draft and schedule through its MCP server, CLI, and connectors. Postiz supports more than 30 channels, with every plan including analytics, a public API, webhooks, and agent access.
Why Postiz works
Cross posting breaks down when every network becomes another tab, another format, and another publishing step. Postiz gives people and AI agents one place to prepare, review, and distribute content across more than 30 channels, with per channel previews before anything goes out. It turns one approved publishing workflow into many scheduled posts instead of making the user repeat the same job network by network.
Postiz features
- AI agent publishing. ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Codex, OpenClaw, and other agents can draft, generate media, schedule, and publish through MCP, CLI tools, and official connectors.
- 30+ publishing channels. One calendar can manage networks including X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, Reddit, Bluesky, Pinterest, Telegram, and more.
- Cross channel scheduling. Write a post once, choose its destinations, then preview and adjust the copy or media for each channel before scheduling.
- API and automation access. Every plan includes a public REST API and webhooks, with support for workflows built through n8n, Make.com, and Zapier.
- Analytics in one dashboard. Postiz pulls available network insights into one view so users can compare post and channel performance without opening each social app.
- Recurring content. Posts can repeat on a chosen schedule, and RSS feeds can automatically supply new posts for ongoing publishing.
Who Postiz is for
- AI focused marketers who want an agent to draft and schedule social content while keeping human review before publishing.
- Developers building posting workflows or apps that need OAuth2, an SDK, a public API, and access to many social channels.
- Automation teams using n8n or Make.com to move content from drafting through approval and publishing.
- Agencies and freelancers managing several brands that need separate customer groups, calendars, channels, and analytics inside one account.
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