Social media posting API for developers and AI agents
AI brand manager that drafts social media posts in your voice from confirmed facts, with human approval for every post
Stage
Startup
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Founded
2026
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Based in
US
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Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Starter: $15/month for 5 accounts, Pro: $29/month for 15 accounts, Business: $95/month for 100 accounts. Unlimited posts. X publishing and comments use separate credits at cost. Pay yearly and get 2 months free.
Solo: $19/month for 1 brand and 150 posts/month. Pro: $49/month for 3 brands and 375 posts/month. Agency: $129/month for 8 brands and 975 posts/month. All plans include voice profile, brand memory, and human approval requirement.
Key features
Publish to 10 social platforms
Schedule posts ahead of time
ChatGPT plugin and Claude connector
Upload images and videos
Read and reply to social media comments
AI Auto-Replies for brand questions
Cross-platform analytics and audience insights
REST API, MCP, and CLI for developers
Automatic token refresh and rate limit handling
Multiple profiles for different brands
Voice profile learning from your existing posts
Weekly content planning and drafting
Fact-checking against stored brand facts
Publishing to LinkedIn, X, and Telegram
Reply queue management
Multi-language drafting
Client approval links with permission roles
Audit trail of approvals and decisions
AI tell detection and removal
Brand memory isolated per workspace
What makes it different
Unified API for 10 social platforms reduces development time by 90%
Works with AI agents and tools without coding required
Up to 70% cheaper than alternatives like Postiz and Post Bridge
Officially verified by Meta, Google, LinkedIn, TikTok
Managed infrastructure with automatic retries and durable job queues
Never invents facts—asks for evidence instead of filling gaps
Learns your voice from real posts you've written, not generic patterns
Human approval required for every post and reply—nothing publishes automatically
Weekly content proposal arrives ready for decision, not blank page
Mallary
SelfSM