PostScheduler - social media scheduler runs on a pay-as-you-go credit-based system. No monthly subscriptions, No recurring fees. Credits never expire, so there's no "use it or lose it" pressure like typical SaaS plans. Schedule and publish to 8 platforms — X, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, Threads, TikTok, Facebook, and Pinterest — all from one dashboard, at a fraction of what subscription tools cost.
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Hey there,
I'm Utkarsh, solo founder of PostScheduler.
I built this because I was tired of paying full monthly subscriptions for social media schedulers, even during months when I barely posted. Every tool out there locks you into a recurring plan, whether you use it or not — and most also charge extra per connected channel
So I built PostScheduler around a simple idea: you should only pay for what you actually publish. No monthly fee, no recurring charges — just buy credits and use them whenever you're ready to post. Credits never expire, so there's no "use it or lose it" pressure.
And unlike other tools, channel connections are unlimited — connect as many accounts as you want, across 8 platforms (X, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, Threads, TikTok, Facebook, and Pinterest), at no extra cost. You only ever pay for the posts you publish.
This is still early days as a solo-built product, so I'd genuinely love your feedback — what would make this more useful for you? Happy to answer any questions here. 🙏
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The credit system is refreshingly straightforward—I scheduled a week of LinkedIn posts and only used a few credits. No subscription anxiety.
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@trkankarakorzm Yeah we can schedule future post. Which will deduct credits and if post got failed for some reason. System will auto refund the credits
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Love the credits never expire model, super refreshing compared to the usual subscription treadmill. One thing that would make this a no-brainer for me: a built-in best time to post recommender that analyzes when your audience is actually engaging on each platform. Even a simple heatmap view per channel would help squeeze way more value out of scheduled posts.
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@funda469776 Glad you liked credit based model. I will definitely build best time post recommender, I'm on the half of building advanced analytics system
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Finally gave the credit system a shot and honestly it feels way less stressful than juggling another monthly bill I keep forgetting to cancel. Scheduling across LinkedIn and X from the same screen just works.
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@tugayalbar Thanks Man for positive feedback, glad you liked it
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The pay-as-you-go setup is genuinely refreshing, credits sitting in my account months later without guilt is a nice change. Posting to LinkedIn and X from the same dashboard just worked without fuss.
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@cemile19671 Yeah we studied all the competitor in the market and found the gap, and launched credit based pay-as-you-go model. Glad you liked it
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the credits-never-expire thing is genuinely a breath of fresh air, basically removes that nagging "did i get my money's worth" feeling that comes with monthly plans. really clean approach
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@busehykfva3 Yeah feeling was mutual, happy to hear you liked credit based model
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Love that the credits never expire thing, feels way less pressure than my current tool that bills me every month even when I barely post.
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@ezelrikliahcg Thanks for positive feedback, glad you like credit based model
The credit system is refreshingly straightforward—I scheduled a week of LinkedIn posts and only used a few credits. No subscription anxiety.
Love the credits never expire model, super refreshing compared to the usual subscription treadmill. One thing that would make this a no-brainer for me: a built-in best time to post recommender that analyzes when your audience is actually engaging on each platform. Even a simple heatmap view per channel would help squeeze way more value out of scheduled posts.
Finally gave the credit system a shot and honestly it feels way less stressful than juggling another monthly bill I keep forgetting to cancel. Scheduling across LinkedIn and X from the same screen just works.
@tugayalbar Thanks Man for positive feedback, glad you liked it
The pay-as-you-go setup is genuinely refreshing, credits sitting in my account months later without guilt is a nice change. Posting to LinkedIn and X from the same dashboard just worked without fuss.
@cemile19671 Yeah we studied all the competitor in the market and found the gap, and launched credit based pay-as-you-go model. Glad you liked it
the credits-never-expire thing is genuinely a breath of fresh air, basically removes that nagging "did i get my money's worth" feeling that comes with monthly plans. really clean approach
Love that the credits never expire thing, feels way less pressure than my current tool that bills me every month even when I barely post.
@ezelrikliahcg Thanks for positive feedback, glad you like credit based model