PostingCat is a social media scheduler with AI drafting, approvals, and analytics for agencies. Free plan; paid plans from $12.49/month billed annually.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
PostingCat is a social media scheduler built for agencies, community managers, creators, and small teams. It lets users plan, approve, and publish posts from one calendar, with AI drafting, team workflows, and an analytics dashboard inside the same account. The site describes unlimited posting and scheduling, subject to a fair use policy, with a monthly cap on X posts.
The product connects to Facebook, Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, X, Bluesky, Dribbble, and Pinterest. The calendar page also lists Reddit. Each connected account counts as one channel, so an agency managing many client profiles counts every profile separately. A free plan with two channels is available without a credit card.
Users connect their social accounts, then create a post in the calendar and choose a date and time. The same post can go to several networks at once, and each network can be customized with channel-specific options, previews, and sharing links. The calendar can be viewed by day, week, or month, and posts can be moved by dragging them.
Smart scheduling recommends posting times based on audience activity and handles timezones. For teams, content sits inside workspaces, and clients can review posts through a public link. After publishing, the analytics dashboard shows impressions, views, followers, and engagement in charts, so planning and reporting happen in one place.
The AI assistant offers autocomplete, a chat assistant, a post generator that includes web search and research, and image generation. Monthly allowances rise with each plan. Creation tools also include a media library for images and videos, plus a picture and video editor, so users can design posts without leaving the platform.
Automation features focus on getting more from existing content. Evergreen reposting republishes top posts at set intervals, auto-repost acts when a post reaches a likes threshold, and follow-up comments can be added to popular posts. Re-posters let connected accounts share a main account's content. Paid plans also include a public API for creating posts programmatically.
PostingCat is a social media scheduler for agencies, community managers, and creators. It combines a publishing calendar, AI content tools, team workspaces, external approvals, and an analytics dashboard in one web app.
PostingCat has a free plan at $0. Professional is $12.49 per month billed annually, and Agency is $50.00 per month billed annually. The site says annual billing saves 16.7% compared with monthly billing.
Yes. The free plan includes up to 2 channels, 1 workspace, 200 drafts, 300MB of storage, the analytics dashboard, and limited AI use. No credit card is required, and upgrades can be made from within the app.
The homepage lists Facebook, Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, X, Bluesky, Dribbble, and Pinterest. The calendar page also lists Reddit. Each connected account counts as one channel.
Yes. External post reviews let clients review and approve posts through a public link without an account. The feature is included on the Agency plan, and the comparison table shows it as unavailable on Free and Professional.
Posting is described as unlimited under a Fair Use Policy, except for X. X posts are 0 on Free, 250 per month on Professional, and 2,500 per month on Agency. Free plan users can queue 10 scheduled posts at once per channel.
Yes, on paid plans. Professional allows 300 API posts per month and 350 requests per hour. Agency allows 2,000 posts per month and 2,100 requests per hour. The free plan has no API access.
The site says it generally does not offer refunds because some functions can incur costs. Unhappy customers can request a refund by emailing the support address with their reasons.