Postcrest is an AI content platform for social media creators. It brings image, video, voice and music generation together with a scheduler, a comment inbox and performance insights, so one workspace covers creating, publishing and growing an audience.
The company positions it as a replacement for ten or more separate subscriptions. Its homepage compares a stack of ten tools costing $274 per month against the Starter plan at $15 per month billed annually. That comparison comes from the vendor and should be checked against your own tool costs.
How does Postcrest work?
Postcrest organizes work in three stages: Create, Schedule and Grow. In Create, users generate photos, videos, voiceovers and carousels, either by picking a specific model in the AI Studio or by running a curated workflow that chains several models together.
In Schedule, finished posts go into a weekly calendar for Instagram, YouTube and X with one-click publishing. In Grow, an inbox collects comments and AI drafts replies, while insights highlight top-performing posts and reach trends. Every generation is priced in credits, shown before it runs.
Key features of Postcrest
The creation tools span image generation and editing, video generation and editing, lip-sync talking videos, text-to-speech from a library of 1,000s of voices, voice cloning and music generation. Models listed include Flux, Nano Banana, Veo, Kling, Runway, Luma and ElevenLabs.
AI Characters keep a consistent face and voice across images, videos and workflows. Format-specific templates cover Reels, Shorts, long-form video, UGC ads, photoshoots, 3D animation, cartoons, carousels and infographics. Captions run at one credit per second of video, and talking video costs 50 credits per second.
Key Features
AI image generation and editing — Generates photos, illustrations and product shots, and edits images with inpainting, outpainting, restyling, upscaling and background removal, using models such as Flux, Nano Banana, Seedream and GPT Image.
AI video generation — Produces cinematic clips, b-roll and transitions from text or images using models such as Veo, Kling, Runway, Luma, Wan and Seedance, plus video editing and styled word-level captions.
AI Characters — Creates a consistent character with a consistent voice that can be reused across images, videos and workflows, so the same face appears in every post.
Talking videos and lip-sync — Lip-syncs an AI character or the user to a script, with a cloned voice. The site lists 30+ languages for talking videos.
Voice, music and dubbing — Offers text-to-speech from a library of 1,000s of voices, voice cloning, AI music generation, voiceovers, transcription and multilingual dubbing.
Curated workflows — Chains models for specific outputs: long-form YouTube videos from script to thumbnail, talking-character videos, consistent photoshoots, carousels, and Reels or Shorts.
Smart scheduler — A weekly calendar for planning and publishing posts to Instagram, YouTube and X, with one-click publishing.
AI inbox and draft replies — A unified comment inbox where AI drafts replies to follower comments, with a brand voice applied across posts.
Insights — Shows top-performing posts and reach over time, and suggests changes such as posting at peak hours.
Format-specific templates — Tuned workflows for short-form vertical video, long-form video, UGC ads, AI photoshoots, 3D animation, cartoons, carousels and infographics.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Combines image, video, voice, music, scheduling, inbox and insights in one workspace, reducing the number of separate subscriptions.
Gives access to many third-party models, including Flux, Veo, Kling, Runway and ElevenLabs, within one credit balance.
AI Characters keep the same face and voice consistent across images, videos and workflows.
Credit costs are published per generation, so users can estimate usage before running a task.
The $2.50 7-day trial gives access to every model, a character and the scheduler for 500 credits.
Premium and Pro publish without a watermark and include more characters, accounts and seats.
Cons
There is no free plan, and the trial converts to Starter at $19/month unless cancelled.
Starter limits users to one social account, one character and one seat, and adds a small watermark to scheduled posts.
Credits reset monthly and do not roll over, and video on premium models uses many credits; Seedance 2.5 allows only about 5 clips on Starter.
Direct publishing is listed only for Instagram, YouTube and X, and no business software integrations are named.
Pricing
7-Day Trial $2.50 One-time for 7 days, then Starter at $19/month unless cancelled
Starter $19/month or $15/month billed annually Monthly or annual
Premium $49/month or $39/month billed annually Monthly or annual
Pro $99/month or $79/month billed annually Monthly or annual
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Postcrest?
Postcrest is an AI content platform for social creators. It generates photos, videos, voiceovers and music, then schedules posts to Instagram, YouTube and X and drafts replies to comments. It is aimed at creators, UGC creators, marketing teams and e-commerce entrepreneurs.
How much does Postcrest cost?
Starter costs $19/month or $15/month billed annually with 2,000 credits. Premium is $49/month or $39/month annually with 7,500 credits, and Pro is $99/month or $79/month annually with 20,000 credits. Prices exclude VAT and other applicable taxes.
Does Postcrest have a free trial or free plan?
Postcrest has no free plan. It offers a 7-day trial for $2.50 with 500 credits, after which it converts to Starter at $19/month unless cancelled. New subscribers can instead take 25% off the first month of Starter or Premium.
What are credits and how far do they go?
Every generation is priced in credits, and the price is shown before running it. Images range from 5 credits (GPT Image 2.5) to 60 (Nano Banana Pro), and a short WAN 3.0 video clip starts at 40 credits. Credits reset each billing month and do not roll over.
Which social platforms does Postcrest publish to?
Postcrest plans and publishes to Instagram, YouTube and X. It also supports vertical formats for TikTok and carousels for LinkedIn and Pinterest. The sources do not list direct publishing to those last platforms.
Does Postcrest add a watermark?
Downloads are always clean. On the Starter plan, posts scheduled and published through Postcrest carry a small Postcrest watermark, with TikTok exports excepted. Premium and Pro publish without one.
Who is Postcrest best for?
It suits solo creators, UGC creators, podcasters, marketing teams and e-commerce entrepreneurs who want AI generation and scheduling in one place. Pro includes 10 seats, 10 characters and 10 social accounts for teams and professionals.
Can I cancel Postcrest at any time?
Yes. Subscriptions can be cancelled from account settings, and they run until the end of the current billing cycle. Users can also switch between monthly and yearly billing from account settings.