OpenQuok review
A broad AI social scheduler with self-hosting, MCP, approvals, and analytics.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
OpenQuok is a social media scheduling platform for creators, teams, developers, and AI-agent workflows. It connects accounts across Facebook, Threads, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, and Dev.to, with tools for composing, scheduling, publishing, planning, analytics, media management, templates, and signatures. Separate workspaces support brands, clients, or agents, while draft review and approval lets teams check AI-generated content before publication. It is a strong fit for organizations that want AI-assisted publishing with developer access or the option to self-host.
Pricing is structured across four monthly plans. Solo costs $29 per month and includes one agent workspace, 15 channels, 500 posts per month, unlimited AI Writer and AI Summarizer, 5.0 GB of cloud storage, and analytics. Team costs $49 per month, adding three workspaces, 45 channels, unlimited posts, nine team members, and 15 GB of storage. Ultimate costs $69 per month with five workspaces, 100 channels, unlimited team members and posts, and 25 GB of storage. 10x Max costs $129 per month and raises capacity to 10 workspaces, 250 channels, and 60 GB of storage. A seven-day free trial is available, and yearly billing is offered with 20% off.
OpenQuok’s clearest distinction is its developer and AI-agent ecosystem. Alongside web access, it provides an API, CLI, MCP integrations, and connections for ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, Grok Bot, and ThinkRail. The open-source self-hosted option suits teams that want to run the service on their own infrastructure. However, the AI Writer and AI Summarizer are described as experimental, on-device features with browser-support dependencies. Teams seeking a free entry tier, or a more established AI experience, should consider alternatives; teams prioritizing self-hosting, automation, and broad channel coverage should look closely at OpenQuok.
OpenQuok pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Self-hosted option with public API, CLI, and MCP integrations
- AI Writer and AI Summarizer support multi-channel content workflows
- Approvals, workspaces, planning views, and analytics in one product
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; monthly pricing starts at $29
- AI Writer and AI Summarizer are experimental on-device features
- Solo limits publishing to 500 posts per month and one workspace
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