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Buffer and Hootsuite often charge per seat for calendar basics. OpenQuok gives you channels, scheduling, and multi-channel publish in one workspace. Agents can draft through MCP, the CLI, or the API — you approve before anything goes live. Compare OpenQuok vs Buffer, OpenQuok vs Hootsuite, or all comparisons.

Yes. OpenQuok offers one 7-day free trial per payment customer so you can run social media accounts on auto-pilot before you subscribe the plan. Create an account and start today — no credit card required. Canceling and resubscribing, or creating another workspace, does not grant a second trial. Plan limits are on Pricing and in the billing limits guide; trial rules are in the Cloud trial guide.

Yes. OpenQuok is a free alternative social media scheduler — open source on GitHub with no software fee when you operate it yourself. Pick your path: hosted cloud plan, Docker Compose self-host, or production deployment on your own cloud. OpenQuok Cloud uses Stripe billing; operator paths do not. For CLI device login without API keys on the agent host, see the CLI device-login walkthrough.

Connect channels, write in Creating posts, then pick a time on the calendar or kanban. Agents can use the CLI, agent setup guides, or MCP setup guides. From Chrome, install Add to Chrome, it's free and draft from the browser extension side panel without opening the dashboard every time.

Connect channels to your workspace. Manage drafts and scheduled posts on the calendar or kanban. Review and approve posts before they publish. Schedule or draft from any tab with the OpenQuok browser extension — Add to Chrome, it's free on Chrome — or stay in the dashboard. See supported channels for every network you can connect.

A workspace holds your channels, posts, and team in one place. Use separate workspaces for different brands or clients. See the Glossary. Limits are on Pricing and billing limits. Agent hosts: Agents.

Use one workspace per client or brand. Each workspace keeps its own channels and sign-in details separate. That lowers the risk that an AI agent hallucinates posts to the wrong account. See plan workspace counts, billing limits, and how we compare. Agencies group channels by client in the team collaboration walkthrough.

MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets AI assistants connect to the tools you use. Connect OpenQuok in your MCP client and your agent can list channels, read platform rules, and schedule posts without opening the dashboard. Start with MCP getting started or a MCP setup guide.

OpenQuok bills separately from your LLM and from agent host fees. OpenQuok covers workspaces and scheduling. See agent setup guides and MCP setup guides.

A channel is one connected social account (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, and more). Connect channels in the dashboard. Browse networks on Supported channels.

Yes. Example: SOLO plan can connect 15 total accounts, all of them can be tiktok accounts. Totals are on Pricing and in billing limits.

You invite people to a workspace. They can draft and schedule within your plan seat limit. See Team, Approvals for shareable preview links, and billing limits. For workspaces, clients, and client review without a login, read the team collaboration walkthrough.

No. OpenQuok publishes through each network’s official API. Reach should match posting in the native app. See Connect rules.

Set a repeat cadence on a post. OpenQuok schedules the next run after each publish. See Repeating a post and Kanban. Agents: CLI post commands.

Templates save your usual channels, captions, and media as a preset. Pick one when you start a post. See Templates and how teams share presets in the team collaboration walkthrough.

Track impressions, engagement, and trends per post and workspace. See Insights, the analytics CLI, or MCP.

Yes. Add follow-up rows with optional delays in the composer. See Threads and comments.

Plugs run automated steps after a post goes live. They do not change your caption. See the Plugs overview.

They draft or shorten captions in your browser on supported Chromium builds. Text stays on your device. The feature is experimental. See AI generation in the composer.

No. Agent hosts, MCP clients, and the CLI can draft and queue posts, but nothing goes live until you approve on the calendar or kanban.

Yes. Install openquok-core on Grok Bot, OpenClaw, ThinkRail, or other hosts listed in the Agents hub. Chat-to-schedule uses the same review queue as the dashboard — see Grok Bot setup.

Yes. Add to Chrome, it's free on Chrome, pin the OpenQuok extension, and use the side panel from any tab — same channels, drafts, and approval flow as the dashboard. Skool connect and Reddit due-time handoff also use this extension. See the browser extension page and the install guide.

Bulk automation can trigger rejections and account flags when many listings appear at once. OpenQuok spreads your work, while you open one directory at a time, review autofilled fields, and submit when it looks right. That human pace protects your brand on PeerPush, Uneed, and the next sites you add. See directory submission.

No. OpenQuok is software plus your review — not a done-for-you team. You keep directory logins and approve every form. You avoid agency fees that often start around $300 on public pricing pages while still moving faster than copy-paste alone. Compare workspace plans on pricing.

Directory launch is DIY software. You submit each form. OpenQuok gives business profiles, browser extension autofill, submission tracking, and DR analytics. We do not guarantee a DR score or a timeline. DR can change when your site is strong, your listings are relevant, directories allow dofollow links, and crawlers find them. New domains often see slow change. Sites with high DR may see small moves. Track DR in Directory analytics. Pick directories in Build backlinks.

Fast bulk tools optimize for speed. OpenQuok optimizes for approval safety: one business profile, the browser extension for autofill, and steady progress in one dashboard. You choose which directories to open and when to click submit. Pick opportunities in Build backlinks, then Add to Chrome, it's free or follow the extension install guide.

PeerPush and Uneed are live directory launch platforms. Each has its own submit flow and paid options on the directory site. OpenQuok does not bundle those listing fees. Browse directory launch platforms and build backlinks for research.

Yes. Business profiles also feed social channels in the same workspace. Directory launch and social scheduling are separate workflows, but you keep one product story. Sign up for free and connect channels from Connect channel.

Each workspace has one OAuth app. The count matches your plan — see pricing plans and billing limits. Need another app? Add a workspace. Register under Developers or OAuth2 for apps.

Within 7 days of payment, you can request a refund if you have not used the product during that billing period. Email support from your account email with your workspace name and billing date. If you have used the product during that period, contact support and we will work with you on a fair resolution. Full details are in the Refunds and support guide and the billing overview. Self-hosted deployments follow your own billing policies.

Yes. Upgrade or downgrade from account billing settings. Proration and timing follow your Stripe subscription when cloud billing is enabled. Read Subscription and Downgrades before you shrink a plan. Current tiers are on Pricing.

Workspace owners open Billing from the account menu. The billing guide covers subscriptions, limits, downgrades, promotion codes, and refunds. Compare hosted OpenQuok with self-host in OpenQuok Cloud.

Each workspace has one MCP endpoint. It uses the same token as the Public API. Create the app under Developers, then follow OAuth2 for apps and MCP setup.

Signatures are reusable sign-offs (hashtags, links, promos) you insert from the composer. See Signatures.

Support varies by network and plug type. See the table in the Plugs overview.

Set a delay on each follow-up row so parts publish minutes or hours apart. See Threads and comments.

Group channels by client or brand, or disable ones you do not need. See Channel groups and Manage channels. API: channel groups.