Supported Platforms

Every network FoPost publishes to, what each supports, and how each one is delivered.

Every network below is connected once in the dashboard and published to from anywhere: the composer, the API, the SDKs, the CLI, or the FoPost Agent. Every account gets every network; there is no tier that unlocks more of them.

The limits in these tables are the ceilings FoPost enforces before a post ever leaves, so the composer flags an over-long caption or an oversized file instead of letting the network reject it.

Social

NetworkPost lengthMediaAnalyticsNotes
X (Twitter)25,0004 images, GIF, or videoYesThreads and articles. Links count as 23 characters
Instagram2,200Up to 10 images or video per carouselYes, with demographicsBusiness or Creator account. Connect directly, or through a linked Facebook Page
Facebook63,206Up to 10 items, video up to 1 GBYesPages
LinkedIn3,000Up to 20 items, including PDF documentsYes, with demographicsPersonal profiles and company pages
TikTok2,200Video up to 4 GB, or photo carouselsYesVideo length ceiling follows your creator account
YouTube5,000One video per postYes, with demographicsVideo and Shorts
Threads500Up to 20 itemsYes, with demographicsThread chains supported
Bluesky3004 images or videoYesApp password, any PDS (self-hosted servers work)
Mastodon5004 items, audio includedYesAny instance
Nostr5,000Referenced by URL in the noteNoPublishes to your relays; a title makes it a long-form article
MeWe60,000PhotosNo
Pinterest800 + titleOne image per PinYesPins to a board

Communities

NetworkPost lengthMediaAnalyticsNotes
Reddit40,000Up to 20 imagesYesTitle per post; posts to the subreddit on the connection
Discord2,000Up to 10 itemsNoDelivered through a channel webhook
Telegram4,096Up to 10 items; captions cap at 1,024Follower countsBot posting to channels and groups
Slack40,000Up to 10 items, PDF includedYesWebhook or OAuth connection
Lemmy10,000One imageYesTitle and community per post
Twitch500NoneNoChat messages and announcements on your channel
Kick500NoneNoChat messages on your channel
Whop10,000NoneNoForum posts in your community
Skool50,000NoneNoCommunity posts

Writing and publishing

NetworkPost lengthMediaAnalyticsNotes
Medium100,000NoneNoArticles, via your integration token
DEV.to100,000NoneYesArticles, via your API key
Hashnode100,000Up to 10 imagesYesArticles to your publication
SubstackN/ANoneNoDelivered through the browser extension
Tumblr4,096Up to 30 imagesYes
WordPress100,000Up to 10 imagesNoThrough the FoPost plugin, or WordPress.com

Other

NetworkPost lengthMediaAnalyticsNotes
Dribbble4,000One shot imageFollower countsShots
Google Business Profile1,500One imageNoPosts to a business location
Listmonk200,000NoneCampaign statsSends a campaign to your list; it goes out immediately

"Analytics" means FoPost can read per-post or account metrics back from the network; the analytics guide covers exactly which numbers each one reports. Instagram is one network however you connect it, and post scheduling works everywhere, because scheduling is FoPost's, not the network's.

How a post is delivered

Most networks publish server side through their own API. You connect once, and scheduled posts go out whether or not your browser is open.

A network with no write API cannot work that way, and driving a headless browser at one is against its terms. For those, FoPost stages the post and the browser extension publishes it from your own logged-in session, in one click. Substack is the network that goes through this today.

An extension delivery is still a delivery: it shows on the calendar, in the history, and in analytics like any other.

Connecting

Every network is connected in Accounts → Connect. Most use that network's own authorisation screen; FoPost never asks for your password there. The rest authenticate the way the network itself prescribes: an app password for Bluesky, a bot token for Telegram, a channel webhook for Discord, an API key for DEV.to and Hashnode, your own instance details for self-hosted networks like Mastodon, Lemmy, and Listmonk. See Connecting Accounts for each network's requirements.

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Related documentation
  • Threads

    Text, images, video, and carousels on Threads, with follower demographics.

  • Bluesky

    Posts, threads, video, and analytics on Bluesky, on any PDS, including self-hosted.

  • Mastodon

    Publish to any Mastodon instance, with visibility controls and the inbox.

  • Nostr

    Notes and long-form articles published to your own relays.

  • MeWe

    Text and photo posts to your MeWe profile.

  • Pinterest

    Image Pins to a board, with impressions, clicks, and saves read back.

  • Reddit

    Text, link, image, and gallery posts to a subreddit, with the inbox reading replies.

  • Discord

    Posts delivered to a channel through its webhook.

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