SchedPilot schedules posts to nine networks and lets AI agents draft them for approval. Plans from $21/month billed yearly, 7-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
SchedPilot is a social media scheduler built around AI agents. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, OpenClaw and other MCP clients can draft and schedule posts to nine networks: Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky and Facebook. The company states that nothing publishes until the account owner approves it, so agents prepare content while people keep the final decision.
The product also works as a conventional scheduler. Users can draft posts in the dashboard, plan them on a shared content calendar and track analytics per account. The site says it is used by 210+ creators and entrepreneurs, and its footer credits the product to a developer named Andrei. SchedPilot targets creators, agencies, founders and developers who want one posting layer.
Setup has three steps on the company's site. First, the user signs up and links social profiles through official APIs. Second, the user points an AI agent at SchedPilot through its MCP server, CLI or REST API, or skips this step and writes posts by hand in the dashboard. Third, the agent drafts and schedules posts across platforms, and they appear in one calendar.
The MCP server exposes six tools: get_accounts, list_posts, create_post, upload_media, delete_post and get_analytics. A local setup uses an npx command with an API key stored in an environment variable, while the REST API accepts a bearer token and a JSON body with content, date and time. Posts wait in the calendar, where the owner can tweak or approve them before they go live.
The dashboard combines a unified content calendar, per-account analytics and client reports, and client workspaces with roles. Posting tools include a post editor with images, carousels and cross posting. For Instagram, the site lists auto-publishing of Reels, carousels and image posts, first comments, saved hashtag sets and best-time-to-post insights. AI features include post suggestions, generated posts and hooks, depending on the plan.
A built-in video editor lets users upload short clips, add captions and text overlays, and format them for Reels, TikTok, Shorts and X before scheduling. On the developer side, the site lists n8n custom nodes and OAuth2 for apps built on SchedPilot. Gold and higher plans let users reply to posts and comments, and Platinum and Enterprise add a Chrome extension.
SchedPilot is a social media scheduler that lets AI agents such as Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and OpenClaw draft and schedule posts. It supports nine networks, and nothing publishes until the owner approves it. It can also be used manually through its dashboard.
Plans start at $21/month billed yearly for Silver ($29 on monthly billing). Gold is $35, Platinum $49 and Enterprise $79 per month billed yearly, with monthly prices of $39, $59 and $99. A $299 one-time lifetime license is also offered, limited to 100 spots.
Yes. All plans include a 7-day free trial. A card is required, but the company states $0 is charged at the start and you can cancel before the trial ends. If you do not choose a plan afterward, the account is paused and your data is kept.
It supports Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, X (Twitter), YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky and Facebook. You can connect any mix of these within your plan's account limit.
SchedPilot works with Claude and ChatGPT through a remote MCP server. It also supports local MCP clients such as Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, VS Code / Copilot, Zed and Codex CLI. The REST API is used by n8n, OpenClaw, Perplexity, Grok, DeepSeek, Manus and custom agents.
According to the company, no. Posts created by you or an agent wait in the calendar for a one-click approval before they go live.
Silver allows 5 accounts, Gold 20, Platinum 40 and Enterprise 100. Workspaces scale from 1 on Silver to 20 on Enterprise. Larger agencies can request a custom plan.
It offers client workspaces, roles, analytics and client reports, and the Enterprise plan adds 10 team seats, a post approval workflow and a dedicated account manager. One agency owner quoted on the site manages 49 accounts with it.