Draft from every source.
Approve in one queue.then publish everywhere at each account's best time.

There is no universal answer, and any chart that gives you one fixed time is averaging across accounts that have nothing to do with yours. The real answer comes from your own account's engagement history: which hours and days your posts got the most likes, comments, shares, and reach. TimeToPost builds this model per account and schedules new posts into those windows automatically.

Yes, through TimeToPost's MCP server. Your assistant connects with your normal account login (no API keys to manage) and gets tools to draft, schedule, publish, and check performance, all under your own account permissions. Anything it drafts through an automated flow lands in your approval queue by default, and you can flip a surface to Autopilot so drafts publish without the extra click.

TimeToPost runs an MCP server with 35 tools covering scheduling, analytics, drafts and approvals, and blog publishing. It is discoverable: your AI agent can call get_capabilities to see exactly what it can do for your account before it acts.

Yes. By default, every draft an automation or AI agent submits lands as pending, not published, and a human approves it first, whether that is you clicking approve or an approval tool your agent calls on your behalf. When you trust a flow, you can switch it to Autopilot and drafts are approved on submit. The gate is a setting you own, on by default, off when you are ready.

Yes, TimeToPost's AutoSEO Blog Autopilot writes citation-shaped articles (with FAQ schema, a TL;DR, and answer-shaped headings) and publishes them directly to your own website, any stack, not a hosted microsite. An AI agent installs the connector for you, and every article is approval-gated by default, with an Autopilot mode that publishes on its own once you trust it. Publishing is capped at 2-3 posts per site per week.

Your own. TimeToPost builds a voice profile from your last 30-50 published posts and applies it to every new draft it generates, so captions sound like you wrote them.

No. Connect over MCP with OAuth or an account token, and your agent operates under your existing account permissions. No key management, no separate credentials to rotate.

Postiz and Buffer optimize for platform count, dozens of networks in one dashboard. TimeToPost optimizes for depth on fewer platforms: a posting-time model built from your own data, an approval gate that is on by default and relaxes into full Autopilot when you choose, and an MCP server deep enough that an AI assistant can operate the whole product.

TimeToPost publishes to Instagram, TikTok, and X (Twitter). The AutoSEO Blog Autopilot also publishes articles to your own website, and the Launch feature distributes to LinkedIn and guides Product Hunt, Show HN, and Reddit. We add platforms based on user demand.

Yes! We offer a 14-day free trial with full access to all features. Billing requirements are shown at checkout, and you can cancel anytime during the trial period.

The Starter plan ($12/mo) includes up to 30 scheduled posts per calendar month. Pro ($49.99/mo) is unlimited. Both plans start with a 14-day free trial. There is no free-forever tier.

Absolutely! We use industry-standard encryption and security practices to protect your data. We never store your social media passwords - we use OAuth tokens that can be revoked at any time.

Yes, you can cancel your subscription at any time with no cancellation fees. If you cancel, you'll have access to Pro features until the end of your billing period.

Yes! We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee. If you're not satisfied with TimeToPost, contact our support team within 30 days of your purchase for a full refund.

Yes! You can schedule posts for any time zone. This is especially useful if you have an audience in multiple regions around the world.