What a $12/Month Social Media Scheduler Includes

This page is for solopreneurs, creators and small businesses comparing what an entry-level scheduler actually includes. Every price and feature below matches the pricing page on 1 November 2026.

The three plans side by side

TimeToPost has three paid plans at flat monthly prices, and the price never depends on how many social accounts you connect.

Annual billing is 20% off on every plan. Every paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial (card required), and your first post is free without a card. There is a 30-day money-back guarantee.

What every plan includes

Every TimeToPost plan, including the $12 Starter, includes unlimited accounts, client approvals and agent access.

• Unlimited social accounts. Connect as many accounts as you need, including several on the same network. Plans differ by posts per month and features, never by account count.
• 15 networks. Instagram, X, Bluesky, Mastodon, Pixelfed, Telegram channels, Tumblr blogs, WordPress sites, Ghost publications, DEV articles, Whop forums, Buttondown newsletters, TikTok, LinkedIn, and Threads. TikTok public posting: Coming soon.
• Approval queue with client approvals. Drafts from every source land in one queue where you, or your client, approve, edit or reject them before anything goes live.
• The MCP server. Any MCP-compatible AI agent connects at https://api.timetopost.co/mcp with a browser sign-in and no API keys, and can schedule, read analytics and check scheduler health under your account. The REST API, CLI and n8n node come with it. See how an AI agent schedules posts.

What Starter gives a solopreneur for $12

Starter covers the core scheduler: write once, post to every network you use, at the time your own audience engages most. The 30-post monthly allowance counts posts, not network deliveries: one post sent to X, LinkedIn and Threads counts once, in the calendar month it is scheduled to go out. A solopreneur posting one idea a day to several networks stays inside it.

Best time to post on Starter is computed per account from your own published posts: TimeToPost scores every hour of the day and day of the week against your likes, comments, shares and views and suggests your top slots in the composer. Where each network shows your best time explains how that compares with the networks' own analytics. The link shortener adds UTM tracking so you can see which posts send visitors to your site.

When Pro or Growth is worth it

Pro is worth it once you post more than 30 times a month or want AI help writing. At $49.99 per month it adds unlimited posts, AI content generation (posts from a prompt, topic or product, editable before scheduling), backlink outreach with email campaigns, and priority support.

Growth is worth it when you also want search traffic to your own site. At $99 per month it adds AutoSEO Blog Autopilot: articles with a short answer, answer headings and FAQ schema, published to your own site on any stack, approval-gated by default with an optional full autopilot, plus cross-site backlinks between your own properties. Blog Autopilot on its own is $49 per month, and an Agency tier is $199 per month. See how automatic SEO blog publishing works.

How to judge the price

The useful way to judge an entry-level scheduler is per network and per hour saved, not per feature. At $12 per month with every network and unlimited accounts, Starter costs the same whether you post to two networks or ten, and it removes the daily routine of opening each app, pasting the same text and guessing when your audience is online. Pro adds writing and link building to the same tool.

How we know

Prices, plan features and trial terms are taken from the pricing page and its FAQ on 1 November 2026; the feature rows are rendered from the same plan configuration the app enforces. The network list comes from the integrations docs, best-time behavior from the scheduling docs, and the rule that a multi-network post counts once is how the monthly allowance is counted in production on the same date. When a price changes, this page gets a new date.