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Post Planner

A content-discovery and recycling scheduler with a free tier and plans priced by social accounts.

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About Post Planner

Post Planner is a social media scheduler built around finding and reusing content that already performs. It suggests popular posts and articles from sources you follow, rates them by past engagement, and lets you schedule them alongside your own posts into topic-based buckets that can be recycled automatically. It also has a design tool with stock media, post previews, bulk upload and analytics, and publishes to Facebook pages, Instagram, Threads, Google Business Profile, LinkedIn, Pinterest, TikTok, X, YouTube and Bluesky. A free plan covers one account with tight limits, and paid plans scale by number of social accounts and users, with discounts for annual billing; X and Pinterest publishing require a mid-tier plan or higher. It is a good fit for people who want help filling their calendar, but lacks an engagement inbox and team approval features found in suites. It runs in the browser with mobile apps.

Best for: Small businesses that want help finding proven content and recycling it.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Content discovery ranked by past engagement
  • Recycling buckets keep calendars full
  • Free plan to try it out

Why people leave

  • X and Pinterest need a mid-tier plan
  • No real engagement inbox
  • Free plan is very limited

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  4. 4Buffer logo
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  5. 5Nuelink logo
    Nuelink

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Post Planner: common questions

Is Post Planner free?

Post Planner has a free plan and paid plans.

Is Post Planner open source?

No, Post Planner is not open source.

What platforms does Post Planner run on?

Post Planner is available for Web, iOS and Android.

What are the best alternatives to Post Planner?

The highest-ranked Post Planner alternatives right now are SocialBee, MeetEdgar and ContentStudio. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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