Plans and limits

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The plans

Yearly billing works out cheaper than paying monthly for the same year.

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What the rows mean

Channels is the number of connected social accounts. One X profile is one channel; one Discord server is one channel. This is the limit people hit first, and it is the main reason to move up a plan. See Concepts. Posts per month is effectively unlimited on every paid plan. Plans tier on channels, not on volume. AI image and video credits are consumed one per generation, and reset monthly on the anniversary of your subscription rather than on the first of the month. A generation that fails does not spend a credit. See AI generation. Webhooks is how many HTTP callbacks you can register. See Webhooks. Team members adds other people to your organisation. Seats are not counted: plans that include team members include as many as you need. See Team. RSS auto-posting turns feeds into scheduled posts. See RSS auto-posting. Public API, CLI and MCP covers everything programmatic. See Developer settings.

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There is no free plan

An organisation without a subscription cannot use the app: the interface is replaced by the plan picker. Most new organisations are offered a 7 day trial instead.

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Billed separately

The UGC video product (Agent Media) is its own subscription with its own credit allowance, not part of a Postiz plan. It appears in the left rail when your account has access.

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Choosing a plan

Channel count is the honest deciding factor. Count the accounts you need connected, then pick the plan that fits, since everything else can be worked around and the channel cap cannot.

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Hitting a limit

Every cap produces a specific error and a specific fix. See Limits.

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