Schedulers | Updated 2026-07-07
Best-time recommendations explained
Understand how TimeToPost uses account history for private recommendations and public aggregate data for free timing guides.
Two kinds of timing data
Inside a connected account, TimeToPost recommends posting windows from that account's own engagement history when enough data is available.
Public best-time pages and free tools use aggregate curves and may use editorial baselines where platform data is limited. Treat those as planning aids, not a guarantee.
How to use a recommendation
Best-time slots work best as a calendar skeleton.
- Open best-time recommendations for the account or platform.
- Pick a high-confidence slot that matches the post format.
- Spread posts across days instead of clustering every draft into one peak hour.
- Review analytics after publishing and let the recommendation improve as more account history arrives.