An API for your product, and an app for your team.

bundle.social is a solid unified API: 15 platforms, a white-label connect portal, webhooks, an MCP server and flat plans with unlimited accounts. It is built for developers embedding social posting. FoPost gives you an API too, plus an AI agent, a unified inbox, listening and a full workspace for the people doing the posting.

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FoPost

30 platforms

Real API · MCP server · Open SDK

bundle.social

Free, then $100/mo

Unified social media API for SaaS products and agents.

The short answer

FoPost or bundle.social?

Pick bundle.social if you are embedding social posting into your own SaaS and need a white-label connect flow with many customer accounts on one flat plan. Pick FoPost if your team also needs to plan, write, reply and measure, with an API alongside rather than instead.

bundle.social is a unified posting API for 15 platforms, with flat plans that include unlimited accounts and a white-label connect portal. Teams look elsewhere when they need a full app for the people posting, more networks, or SDKs beyond TypeScript.

Side by side

FoPost vs bundle.social

Feature	FoPost	bundle.social
Publishing platforms	30	15
Snapchat
Pricing model	Per connected account, first two free	Flat plans by monthly post volume
Free tier	2 accounts	3 accounts, 20 posts/mo
Public REST API
MCP server for Claude/Cursor
Official SDKs	12 languages	TypeScript
Webhooks	Signed
White-label account connection
Full web app (composer, calendar, workspaces)		Calendar and bulk posting
AI agent that plans and drafts campaigns
Unified inbox	Comments and DMs	Comments
Social listening (Radar)
Link in bio
X (Twitter) posting	Billed per call	Prepaid credits

Pricing

What you pay: FoPost vs bundle.social

FoPost

2 accounts: $0/mo
5 accounts: $3/mo
10 accounts: $33/mo
25 accounts: $78/mo

bundle.social

Free: $0
Pro: $100/mo
Business: $400/mo
Enterprise: Custom

Which one

Pick the tool that fits how you work

Choose FoPost if

Your team needs a composer, calendar, approvals and workspaces, not only endpoints
You want an AI agent that plans and drafts campaigns for your approval
You reply to comments and DMs from one inbox
You publish to Telegram, DEV.to, Hashnode, WordPress or Nostr
You work in Python or PHP and want an official SDK
You connect a few accounts and want them free

Choose bundle.social if

You are building a SaaS product and your customers connect their own accounts
You need a white-label connect portal out of the box
You connect more than about 30 accounts, where the flat $100 Pro plan wins
You need Snapchat publishing

Where FoPost wins

Why teams move from bundle.social

30 networks

Beyond the mainstream networks, we publish to Telegram, Lemmy, Tumblr, DEV.to, Hashnode, Medium, WordPress, Nostr and more.

An AI agent with approvals

Describe a campaign and the agent plans it, drafts per-network posts and generates images. Nothing publishes until you approve.

A unified inbox for DMs

Comments, replies and DMs from supported networks in one place, not only comments.

Free for your first two accounts

Per-account pricing, and a $15 monthly credit comes off every invoice.

SDKs in 12 languages

Published SDKs in 12 languages, plus an MCP server, scoped API keys and signed webhooks.

Where bundle.social wins

The trade-offs, honestly

Unlimited accounts on paid plans

Pro and Business plans price by post volume, not accounts, which suits SaaS products connecting many customer profiles.

White-label connect portal

Your customers connect their social accounts without leaving your product, which saves building OAuth screens.

Snapchat and Google Business Profile

bundle.social covers Snapchat, which we do not, alongside Google Business Profile and the mainstream networks.

The usual reasons

Why people look for a bundle.social alternative

A jump from free to $100

The free tier stops at 20 posts a month, and Pro is the next step.

Built for developers first

No AI agent, approvals or listening for a marketing team.

One official SDK

TypeScript only; other languages call the REST API directly.

Also included

Everything else in FoPost

AI Rewriting

AI rewrites for each platform

Cross-Posting

Publish to 30 platforms at once

Content Calendar

Visual drag-and-drop planner

FoPost Agent

Your content team, in chat

Content Composer

Compose with live multi-platform preview

Analytics

Every platform on one screen

Bulk Scheduling

Spreadsheet in. Scheduled month out.

Workspaces

One login. Every brand walled off.

Automations

Set a rule. Forget the rest.

REST API & SDKs

Ship from your code

Media Library

Upload once. Use forever.

Social Inbox

Every comment and mention, one inbox

Content Recycling

Re-ship the winners. AI rewrites the hook.

Link in Bio

Your bio page. Your domain. No Linktree fee.

Browser Extension

Publish where no API exists

Brands

Voice, colours, fonts, and assets in one profile

Social Listening

Radar finds what people say about you

Competitor Tracking

Watch what your rivals ship and how it lands

Image & Video Generation

On-brand visuals, generated where you post

Collections

File the good ideas before they scroll away

Content Sources

Bring the material once. Write from it forever.

Feed Planner

See the Instagram grid before you commit to it

Ranked

Best bundle.social alternatives in 2026

1
FoPost
Best for: Founders and small teams who want every platform and a real API without an enterprise sales process
30 platforms, 29 of them on official APIs and Substack through the browser extension, a documented REST API, an MCP server included, an MIT-licensed SDK, and AI that rewrites each post per network.
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2
Ayrshare
From $149/mo (1 profile)
Best for: An established social API with proven scale
Developer-first social API for embedding publishing.
FoPost vs Ayrshare
3
Upload Post
Free, then from $24/mo
Best for: A cheap unified posting API with an MCP server
Unified social posting API with an MCP server.
FoPost vs Upload Post
4
Zernio
Free for 2, then $6 to $1 per account
Best for: Per-account API pricing that scales with your users
Developer social and messaging API with per-account pricing.
FoPost vs Zernio
5
Postiz
Self-host free / from $29/mo cloud
Best for: Open source with an API and self-hosting
Open-source social scheduler. Cloud or self-host.
FoPost vs Postiz
6
Nuelink
From $12/mo (10 channels)
Best for: API and MCP with a full app attached
Automation-first scheduler with API on all plans.
FoPost vs Nuelink
7
Blotato
From $29/mo
Best for: API plus AI content generation
AI-first content generation and distribution tool.
FoPost vs Blotato

Switch

Move from bundle.social to FoPost in 4 steps

Step 1
Create your account
Create your FoPost account in under 60 seconds. Your first connected accounts are free.
Step 2
Connect your accounts
OAuth into 29 networks via their official APIs. Substack, the one network with no write API, publishes through the FoPost browser extension.
Step 3
Import your scheduled posts
Bulk-import scheduled posts via CSV or API. We'll re-queue them on your old timing.
Step 4
Cancel your old subscription
Run both side by side until your queue has moved over, then cancel.

FoPost vs bundle.social: questions

Is FoPost cheaper than bundle.social?

For a few accounts, yes: two are free and 10 cost $33/mo after the $15 monthly credit. Past 32 connected accounts, bundle.social Pro at a flat $100/mo is cheaper, as long as you stay under its 10,000 posts a month.

Does bundle.social have a dashboard for non-developers?

It has a web calendar, media library, bulk posting and analytics, but it is built API-first for developers. FoPost is a full app with a per-platform composer, approvals, workspaces, an inbox and an AI agent, with the API alongside.

Which one has the better MCP server?

Both ship one for Claude and Cursor. FoPost's MCP server is on npm and uses the same scoped API keys as the REST API, so an assistant can draft and schedule across 30 networks.

Can my customers connect their own accounts to FoPost?

FoPost does not offer a white-label connect portal for your end users. If that is the core of your product, bundle.social is built for it; if your own team does the posting, FoPost fits better.

How do I move from bundle.social to FoPost?

Create an account, reconnect your social profiles, and point your code at the FoPost REST API or SDK. Scheduled posts can be re-created through the API or imported by CSV.

What is the best bundle.social alternative?

FoPost gives you a REST API, an MCP server and SDKs in 12 languages, plus a full app with an AI agent and unified inbox across 30 networks.

Which alternative is best for embedding social posting in a SaaS product?

bundle.social, Ayrshare and Zernio are all built for connecting your own customers’ accounts. Compare their connect flows and how pricing scales with your user count.