Short answer
Pick Post Bridge if you are one person posting to the big feeds and want up to 15 accounts for $39. Pick Postiz if you need team members without a $99 plan, 16 to 30 accounts for less, chat and blog networks, or code you can self-host. At 30 accounts, Postiz costs $49 a month and Post Bridge $99.
At a glance
| Feature | Postiz | Post Bridge |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Scheduler: hosted cloud or self-hosted open sourcesource | Hosted cross-posting scheduler for one personsource |
| Hosting | Postiz Cloud, or self-host it on your own serversource | Hosted (no self-host option on its pricing page)source |
| Pricing model | Flat monthly plans, tiered by number of channelssource | Flat plan by connected accounts; $1 per account above 99 on Operatorsource |
| Plans | Standard $29 (5 channels), Team $39 (10), Pro $49 (30), Ultimate $99 (100)source | Marketer $39 (15 accounts), Operator $99 (99 accounts, then $1 each)source |
| Free option | No free cloud plan; the self-hosted code is free to runsource | Free users can make 5 postssource |
| Trial | 7-day trial; a payment method is required to start itsource | 7-day free trial, $0 due todaysource |
| Networks | 30 listed, including Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, X, YouTube, Threads, Pinterest, Reddit, Bluesky and Mastodonsource | 10: X, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, Bluesky, Threads, Pinterest and Google Businesssource |
| API | Public API, CLI and webhooks on every plansource | API included on Marketersource |
| MCP for AI agents | Hosted MCP server on every plansource | MCP agent connection included on Marketersource |
| AI writing | AI copilot on every plan, with monthly AI image, video and clipping allowances by plansource | Not listed |
| Teams and approvals | Unlimited team members on Team, Pro and Ultimate; none on Standardsource | Team members on Operator onlysource |
| License | AGPL-3.0 (open source)source | Not listed |
Cost at 3, 10 and 30 accounts
Both sell flat plans sized by connected accounts, so totals move in steps rather than per account. Post Bridge has two steps, at 15 and 99 accounts. Postiz has four, at 5, 10, 30 and 100 channels. The gap is widest between 16 and 30 accounts.
| Accounts | Postiz, per month | Post Bridge, per month |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | $29 (Standard, 5 channels)source | $39 (Marketer, 15 accounts)source |
| 10 | $39 (Team, 10 channels)source | $39 (Marketer, 15 accounts)source |
| 30 | $49 (Pro, 30 channels)source | $99 (Operator, 99 accounts)source |
Monthly billing, before tax. Each figure is worked out from the plan prices on the linked pricing page.
The 11 to 15 account band
Post Bridge's Marketer plan is sized for 15 accounts, which it describes as one business on every platform it supports. In that band it is the cheaper choice: $39 a month against $49 for Postiz Pro, because Postiz Team stops at 10 channels. Past 15 accounts the order flips, and it stays flipped until Postiz Pro fills up at 30.
Networks
Post Bridge covers the ten networks most creators and small businesses post to: X, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, Bluesky, Threads, Pinterest and Google Business. It handles both scheduled and instant posting, and lets you connect several accounts on the same network within your plan's total.
Postiz lists all ten of those and twenty more. The extras lean towards communities and publishing: Reddit, Mastodon, Discord, Telegram, Slack, Lemmy, Nostr, WordPress, Medium, DEV.to and others. If your audience lives on a forum, a chat server or a blog as well as the main feeds, that difference matters more than the price.
API and MCP
Both treat automation as part of the base product rather than an upsell. Post Bridge lists its API and an MCP agent connection on Marketer, and its site has setup pages for posting from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok. Postiz includes a hosted MCP server, a CLI, the public API and webhooks on every Cloud plan, plus OAuth so other apps can act for a Postiz user. Its docs cap the create-post endpoint at 100 requests an hour on Cloud, and one request can carry several posts.
Self-hosting
Post Bridge is hosted only. Postiz can be hosted for you or run on your own server under AGPL-3.0, which suits teams with a developer and a reason to keep data in-house. Self-hosting is free of license fees but not of work: the Docker Compose stack runs the app, PostgreSQL, Redis and Temporal, and you register your own developer app with each network and wait for its review.
Teams and approvals
Post Bridge is upfront that it is built for a single marketer rather than a team with approval steps and shared inboxes. Team invites arrive only with Operator, at $99 a month. Postiz includes unlimited team members from its Team plan at $39, and its Standard plan is for one person.
Where Post Bridge wins
- 11 to 15 accounts for $39 a month, against $49 on Postiz.
- A deliberately simple product for one person, with founder support listed on the plan.
- Bulk video scheduling and carousel posts on the entry plan, with no cap on posts.
- A trial that shows $0 due today, and refunds on request within 7 days of a charge.
Where Postiz wins
- 16 to 30 accounts for $49 a month, against $99 on Post Bridge.
- Team members from the $39 plan instead of the $99 one.
- Three times as many networks, including chats, forums, blogs and newsletters.
- Open-source code under AGPL-3.0, with the option to self-host.
- An AI copilot plus monthly AI image, video and clipping allowances. Post Bridge's pricing page lists no AI writing or media tools.
What to check before you switch
- Count your accounts a year from now. One extra client can move you from 15 to 16 accounts, which is where the two tools trade places.
- Decide whether anyone else will touch the calendar. That alone can settle it.
- Connect the exact accounts you manage during the trial, including personal versus business profiles.
- If you automate, test the API or MCP connection inside the trial rather than after it.
Where PostDelegate fits
PostDelegate is a hosted service built on Postiz and run by Nasida Apps LLC, with flat plans from $19 a month and a 7-day trial that needs no card. Next to Post Bridge, the honest gap is the big feeds: Instagram, Facebook, Threads, TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest and X are still waiting for platform approval, so today it suits YouTube, Bluesky, chat communities and blogs.
- What it is
- Hosted scheduler built on Postiz, run by Nasida Apps LLCsource
- Price
- 7-day free trial, no card, then from $19/month. 3 accounts: $19 (Starter, 5 channels) · 10 accounts: $29 (Team, 10 channels) · 30 accounts: $39 (Pro, 30 channels). Pricing
- Live today
- 16 networks: YouTube, Bluesky, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Tumblr, Lemmy, Nostr, Twitch, Kick, Dribbble, DEV.to, Medium, WordPress, Hashnode, Listmonk (email). Platform status
- Pending approval
- Instagram, Facebook, Threads, TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest and X. These cannot be connected yet.
- API and MCP
- MCP server on every plan, with sign-in (OAuth) or an API keysource
- AI
- Bring your own: AI runs on your own OpenAI key or the assistant you connect over MCP; PostDelegate never charges for AIsource
FAQ
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