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Post for Me review

#7 of 21 in Social Media APIs

A focused, open-source social API with broad publishing features at $10/month.

8.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Post for Me is an open-source, developer-focused social media API for SaaS products, schedulers, marketing tools, and other applications. Its REST API connects social accounts through OAuth, publishes text, images, and videos, schedules future posts, and sends content to multiple accounts simultaneously. It supports TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Bluesky, Threads, and YouTube through web and API access. It is best suited to teams that want social functionality inside their own product rather than a standalone publishing interface.

Pricing is straightforward: there is one paid plan, “Everything you need to build and scale,” at $10 per month with monthly billing. It includes reading social account feeds, analytics for social posts, support for using either customer-provided or vendor-provided social media developer credentials, unlimited API keys, and unlimited team members. There is no free plan. Higher-usage customers are directed to contact Day Moon Development, so the single public tier is most attractive for developers who want a low, predictable starting cost.

The feature set extends beyond publishing. Post for Me can fetch historical posts and account feeds, retrieve post-level impressions, reach, and engagement metrics, validate and transcode media, and provide real-time webhooks for account and post events. Those capabilities make it a practical fit for products that need both content distribution and social data. The trade-off is narrower network coverage than a broader social platform, along with a documented default limit of 40 requests per minute. Choose Post for Me when open-source access, core publishing workflows, and built-in analytics matter; consider an alternative when your application needs more networks or higher default throughput.

Post for Me pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Publishes and schedules text, images, and videos across nine networks
    • Includes feeds, post analytics, OAuth, media processing, and webhooks
    • Offers unlimited API keys and team members on the $10/month plan
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • Coverage is limited to nine social networks
    • The default API limit is 40 requests per minute

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