Create once. Show up everywhere.

People with something to show: app builders and indie developers marketing their own app, content creators, influencers, and the agencies and social media managers who run accounts for clients. An app builder teaches the agent the app and has it draft the posts; a creator sends one video to every network at once; an influencer keeps a steady posting rhythm and the numbers a sponsor asks for; an agency gives each client its own workspace, with team seats and approvals. It is the same product on every plan — bigger plans add accounts, seats, AI credits and the larger AI models.

The social half of marketing it, yes. Paste your App Store, Google Play or website link and the built-in agent writes a brand memory of what the app is; from then on it drafts posts in that voice, schedules them across the networks you connect and reports what worked. Scheduled posts can still be changed, and publishing waits for your click. Email campaigns to the people who signed up are part of it too; ads and SEO are not.

Yes. Select the accounts, attach the video once and publish or schedule — it goes out to all of them together, each with its own caption if you want one. YouTube files a vertical video under three minutes as a Short by itself, so there is nothing extra to set. The file is passed on as you uploaded it: no watermark and no re-encode on our side.

Each workspace has its own name, logo, connected accounts, posting schedule, timezone and team, and you switch between them from the sidebar. You can keep every client in one workspace — Max covers 50 accounts and unlimited seats for $49/mo — or give a client a workspace of their own, which carries its own plan (free for 1 account, $14/mo for 5). With approvals on, a member's post waits until an owner or admin approves it or sends it back with a note.

Instagram Business/Creator accounts, TikTok, X, LinkedIn profiles, Threads, Bluesky, YouTube channels, Pinterest business accounts and Telegram channels. Instagram personal accounts aren’t supported by Instagram’s publishing API, and Pinterest’s API publishes from business accounts only.

Images, carousels, reels, videos and text-only posts — now or on a schedule. You can write a different caption per network, add X threads, replies and quote posts, and put Instagram hashtags in the first comment. Each network’s preview shows exactly how it will look.

Yes — 1 connected account and 10 posts a month, with no card and no expiry. It isn’t a trial that stops working; it’s a plan you can stay on. Paid tiers start at $14/mo when you outgrow it.

For 15 connected accounts we’re $24/mo; Postiz’s cheapest plan that covers fifteen is $49/mo and Post-Bridge’s is $29/mo. We also have a permanently free tier, which neither of them offers — both run a 7-day trial instead. Seats are never billed per head either: 3 on Growth, unlimited on Max. Their prices were read from their public pricing pages on 2026-07-29.

Yes. Ravenpost ships an MCP server, so you can connect Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code or any MCP client by signing in — no credential to copy and paste — and then draft, schedule and publish posts straight from a chat.

The post’s page shows which account failed and why, and a temporary error is retried automatically. When a post fails for good we email you — nothing to set up — and the phone app and a linked Telegram account tell you too.