Same simplicity. Three times the reach.

Post Bridge nails the creator use case: connect a lot of accounts, post everywhere, do not overthink it. FoPost keeps that feel and adds the open web, a unified inbox, per-platform AI rewriting and an AI agent that plans campaigns for your approval.

Indie and creator tools · 3 minute read

FoPost

31 platforms

Real API · MCP server · Open SDK

Post Bridge

From $29/mo (5 accounts)

Minimal creator scheduler with generous account limits.

FoPost or Post Bridge?

Pick Post Bridge if you run dozens of accounts on the mainstream networks and only need to post: $49 for 49 accounts is very cheap. Pick FoPost if you post to fewer accounts, need networks beyond the mainstream ten, or want an inbox, analytics and AI rewriting in the same tool.

Post Bridge nails the creator use case: connect a lot of accounts, post everywhere, keep it simple. The limits show up when you want anything beyond the mainstream networks, or an inbox and AI rewriting in the same tool.

FoPost vs Post Bridge, side by side

FeatureFoPostPost Bridge
Publishing platforms3110
Pricing modelPer connected account, monthlyThree tiers by account count
Free tier2 accounts, no card7-day trial
Public REST APIIncludedEvery plan
MCP server for Claude/Cursor
Official SDKs12 languagesUnofficial only
AI agent that plans and drafts campaigns
AI rewriting per platform
Unified inbox
AnalyticsCross-platform, with reportsBeta, Creator and Pro
Bulk schedulingCSV importBulk video, Creator and Pro
Team membersRoles and approvalsInvites on Pro
Link in bio
Discord, Slack, Telegram, DEV.to

What you pay: FoPost vs Post Bridge

FoPost

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

Post Bridge

Starter
$29/mo

5 accounts, unlimited posts, API and MCP

Creator
$39/mo

15 accounts, bulk video, content studio, analytics beta

Pro
$49/mo

49 accounts, $1 per extra, team invites

Why teams move from Post Bridge

  • 31 platforms vs 10

    Post Bridge covers the mainstream networks. FoPost adds Mastodon, Lemmy, Nostr, Discord, Slack, Telegram, Reddit, DEV.to, Hashnode, Medium and WordPress.

  • Free to start, cheap for a handful

    Your first 2 accounts are free with no card, and 5 accounts come to $3 a month. Post Bridge starts at $29.

  • Unified inbox

    Answer comments, replies and DMs from supported networks in one place. Post Bridge is publishing only.

  • Per-platform AI rewriting

    Rewrite one draft into a version per network, using your saved brand voice, instead of posting identical text everywhere.

  • An AI agent that plans campaigns

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

Where Post Bridge wins

  • Very cheap at high account counts

    Pro is $49/mo with 49 accounts included and $1 per extra account. For dozens of accounts that is hard to beat.

  • Genuinely fast to use

    Minimal interface with almost no learning curve.

  • Bulk video scheduling

    Creator and Pro include bulk video scheduling and a content studio for creators shipping a lot of clips.

Why people look for a Post Bridge alternative

  • Ten platforms

    No fediverse, community or developer platforms.

  • Posting only

    No unified inbox, AI rewriting or link in bio, and analytics is still in beta.

Which one should you pick?

Choose FoPost if

  • You publish to Mastodon, Discord, Telegram, Reddit or DEV.to as well as the big networks
  • You run a handful of accounts and want to pay little or nothing
  • You want to answer comments and DMs in the same tool you schedule from
  • You want each network to get its own rewritten caption
  • You want an AI agent to plan and draft a campaign for your approval
  • You need official SDKs in JavaScript, Python or PHP

Choose Post Bridge if

  • You manage 40 or more accounts on mainstream networks and want the lowest bill
  • You only need to post, with no inbox or listening
  • You bulk-schedule short-form video every week
  • You prefer a fixed monthly price over usage-based billing

Switching

Bring your posting schedule over this afternoon

Connect your accounts, rebuild the queue once, and pay for what you actually post.

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Best Post Bridge alternatives in 2026

  1. 1

    FoPost

    Best for: Founders and small teams who want every platform and a real API without an enterprise sales process

    31 platforms, 30 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.

    Start Free
  2. 2

    Publer

    From $5/mo (1 account)

    Best for: More platforms with unlimited workspaces

    Strong indie scheduler priced per account and per user.

    FoPost vs Publer
  3. 3

    Blotato

    From $29/mo

    Best for: Creators who want AI video generation built in

    AI-first content generation and distribution tool.

    FoPost vs Blotato
  4. 4

    Nuelink

    From $12/mo (10 channels)

    Best for: API and MCP on every plan

    Automation-first scheduler with API on all plans.

    FoPost vs Nuelink
  5. 5

    Pallyy

    Free plan / Pro from $25/mo

    Best for: The nicest interface at a low price

    Well-designed budget scheduler for creators and agencies.

    FoPost vs Pallyy
  6. 6

    FeedHive

    From €15/mo (4 accounts)

    Best for: Generous AI credits and conditional posting

    AI-heavy indie scheduler with conditional posting.

    FoPost vs FeedHive
  7. 7

    Postiz

    Self-host free / from $29/mo cloud

    Best for: Open source with a broad platform list

    Open-source social scheduler. Cloud or self-host.

    FoPost vs Postiz

Move from Post Bridge to FoPost in 4 steps

  1. Step 1

    Create your account

    Create your FoPost account in under 60 seconds. Your first connected accounts are free.

  2. Step 2

    Connect your accounts

    OAuth into 30 networks via their official APIs. Substack, the one network with no write API, publishes through the FoPost browser extension.

  3. Step 3

    Import your scheduled posts

    Bulk-import scheduled posts via CSV or API. We'll re-queue them on your old timing.

  4. Step 4

    Cancel your old subscription

    Run both side by side until your queue has moved over, then cancel.

FoPost vs Post Bridge: questions

Is FoPost cheaper than Post Bridge?

For small setups, yes: 2 accounts cost $0 and 5 cost $3 a month, against $29 on Post Bridge Starter. At 15 accounts FoPost is $48 against $39, and past that Post Bridge Pro is cheaper for pure posting.

Does Post Bridge have an inbox for comments and DMs?

No. Post Bridge is built for publishing. FoPost includes a unified inbox for comments, replies and DMs on supported networks.

Can I use FoPost from Claude or Cursor like Post Bridge's agent mode?

Yes. FoPost publishes an MCP server on npm, plus a REST API with scoped keys and official SDKs in 12 languages.

Does FoPost support the same networks as Post Bridge?

Yes. Every network Post Bridge supports is in FoPost, including Google Business Profile, Bluesky and Threads, and FoPost adds fediverse, community and blogging platforms on top.

How do I move from Post Bridge to FoPost?

Connect your accounts through each network's official login, then import your queued posts by CSV or through the API. Keep Post Bridge running until your queue is live, then cancel.

What is the best Post Bridge alternative?

FoPost keeps the same simplicity, covers 31 platforms, and includes the REST API and MCP server with every account.

Which alternative is cheapest for many accounts?

Publer and Nuelink both scale well on account count. FoPost scales per account, with the first two free.

FoPost vs other tools