Post for Me Alternative · 2026

The Unlimited Post for Me Alternative 22 platforms, no monthly post cap

Post for Me (postforme.dev) starts at $10/month for up to 1,000 successful posts across 9 networks, with higher tiers priced by monthly volume. Upload-Post is a flat $24/month with unlimited posts, 22 platforms, FFmpeg video processing and official n8n and Make modules. Free plan, no credit card.

No credit card · 10 free uploads/month · API on every plan

What is Post for Me and who is it for?

Post for Me (postforme.dev) is a social posting API built by Day Moon Development. Its entry tier is $10/month for up to 1,000 successful posts, and it is unusually generous around everything that is not post volume: unlimited social accounts, unlimited API keys and unlimited team members are all included. Beyond publishing it can read feeds and return post analytics, and you can bring your own developer credentials or use theirs. Higher tiers are priced by monthly post volume, enterprise is on request, and the team says it will not auto-charge you for going over; it reaches out instead, which is a genuinely decent policy. Coverage is 9 platforms: TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Bluesky, Threads and YouTube. There are SDKs for JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, Ruby and Go, plus an MCP server. If you publish under a thousand times a month to those nine networks, $10 is the cheapest credible way to start.

What does a post cap actually cost?

Post for Me figures are from its published $10 tier; its higher tiers are priced by monthly post volume, so we don't guess at them. Upload-Post figures are the list price of the smallest plan that fits.

Scenario Post for Me Upload-Post
Under 1,000 posts/mo, 9 networks is enough $10/mo $24/mo (or $0 under 10 uploads)
5,000 posts/mo Higher volume tier, priced on their site by volume $24/mo
Unlimited posting across 22 networks Not available: 9 networks $24/mo
25 client profiles with whitelabel connect Unlimited accounts, no whitelabel tier published $50/mo Professional
225 client profiles Enterprise, on request $438/mo Business ($350 annual)

The first row is theirs: under 1,000 posts a month on nine networks, $10 beats $24 and we are not going to pretend otherwise. The rest of the table is what happens after that.

Prices verified September 2026.

Why do teams switch from Post for Me to Upload-Post?

Four reasons come up again and again: no post cap, thirteen more networks, video processing in the box, and native automation modules.

No Post Cap

Upload-Post does not count posts on any paid plan. A scheduler that fires every hour, a backfill, a launch week: the invoice is the same $24.

22 Platforms, Not 9

Discord, Telegram, Mastodon, Google Business, Reddit and more sit on top of the same nine networks Post for Me covers.

Video Processing Included

The FFmpeg API crops, transcodes and reformats per platform, so one source file works for TikTok, Reels, Shorts and LinkedIn without your own encoding worker.

Native No-Code Modules

An official n8n node and a native Make module, not hand-built HTTP calls. Useful the moment a non-engineer needs to change a workflow.

Post for Me vs Upload-Post: full comparison

Competitor pricing and features read from postforme.dev in September 2026. Rows marked as a strength credit Post for Me where it genuinely wins.

Feature
Upload-Post Recommended
Post for Me
Entry price $0 free plan (10 uploads/mo), then $24/mo $10/mo, the cheapest paid entry point in this category
Pricing model Flat plans: $24, $50, $147, $438/mo. Posts are never counted Usage tiers by monthly post volume; the $10 tier caps at 1,000 posts
Monthly post volume Unlimited on every paid plan Up to 1,000 successful posts on the $10 tier; higher tiers by volume
What happens when you go over Nothing to go over: posts are not metered No automatic overage charge; they contact you instead (fair policy)
Platforms 22, including Discord, Telegram, Mastodon, Google Business and Reddit 9: TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Bluesky, Threads, YouTube
Connected accounts 1 profile = 1 account on each of 22 platforms; 5 to 225 profiles by plan Unlimited social accounts, API keys and team members (their strength)
Free plan $0 forever: 10 uploads/mo, 2 profiles, API included, no card Not listed; $10 is the entry point
Annual billing discount Yes: $24 to $16/mo, $50 to $33, $147 to $118, $438 to $350 Not listed in its published pricing
FFmpeg video processing Included: crop, transcode and reformat one source file per platform Not part of its published product
n8n / Make / Zapier Official n8n node, native Make module, Zapier guide REST API, SDKs and MCP; no native n8n or Make module published
SDKs Python and Node SDKs plus an OpenAPI spec JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, Ruby and Go (their strength)
Reading and analytics Per-post and per-account analytics, comment and DM endpoints Read feeds and post analytics (their strength)
Own developer credentials Never required; Upload-Post owns the platform apps Optional: bring your own credentials or use theirs
Whitelabel (your users connect inside your product) From $50/mo, hosted connect flow under your brand Not part of its published plans
MCP / AI agents Hosted MCP server, Claude Code plugin, Claude skills MCP server available

Prices verified September 2026.

When should you choose Upload-Post over Post for Me?

1

You Outgrew 1,000 Posts

A thousand posts a month is roughly 33 a day. One active multi-network scheduler, or a handful of customers, gets there quickly, and then you move up Post for Me's volume tiers. Upload-Post's Basic plan does not have a ceiling to hit.

2

You Need More Than Nine Networks

Post for Me covers the big feeds well. It does not cover Discord, Telegram, Mastodon, Google Business or Reddit, which is exactly where community-led and local products need to publish.

3

You Publish Video

Both APIs will publish the file you hand them. Only Upload-Post reformats it first, per platform, through the FFmpeg API, which removes a whole encoding service from your stack.

4

Keep Post for Me If You're Small

Credit where it is due: at under 1,000 posts a month on those nine networks, with unlimited accounts, keys and seats, $10 is better value than $24. Their overage policy is fair too. Switch when volume or network coverage forces the issue.

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How do you integrate Upload-Post?

Three paths: no-code automation, native modules, or one REST call.

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n8n Integration

Official Upload-Post node for n8n, plus ready-made workflows you can import and run.

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Make.com Integration

Native Make.com module with full video upload support. No HTTP modules needed.

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REST API and MCP

Token-based auth, Python and Node SDKs, and a hosted MCP server for AI agents.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about switching from Post for Me to Upload-Post

How much does Post for Me cost?
Post for Me's published entry tier is $10/month for up to 1,000 successful posts, including unlimited social accounts, unlimited API keys and unlimited team members. Above that, tiers are priced by monthly post volume and enterprise pricing is on request. Post for Me states it does not auto-charge overage; it contacts you instead. Prices verified September 2026.
Is there a Post for Me alternative without a monthly post limit?
Yes. Upload-Post's paid plans include unlimited posts. Pricing is flat at $24, $50, $147 and $438 per month and is measured in profiles rather than posts, where one profile connects one account on each of 22 platforms. Nothing about the invoice changes when your posting volume does.
How many platforms does Post for Me support?
Nine: TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Bluesky, Threads and YouTube. Upload-Post supports 22, adding Discord, Telegram, Mastodon, Google Business, Reddit and others to the same core set.
Which is cheaper, Post for Me or Upload-Post?
Below 1,000 posts a month on nine networks, Post for Me at $10 is cheaper than Upload-Post at $24. Once you pass that cap you move up Post for Me's volume tiers while Upload-Post stays flat, so the answer flips as you scale. Pick on volume and network coverage, not on the entry price alone.
What does Upload-Post offer that Post for Me doesn't?
Unlimited posts on every paid plan, 22 platforms instead of 9, an FFmpeg video-processing API, an official n8n node and a native Make module, a whitelabel connect flow from $50/month, and a free $0 plan with the API included.
How do I migrate from Post for Me to Upload-Post?
Both are REST APIs with bearer-token auth, an endpoint per content type and an MCP server, so the shape of the integration is the same. Create a free Upload-Post account, connect your accounts or embed the whitelabel connect flow, swap the endpoint and keep your scheduling logic. Most teams finish in an afternoon.

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