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OpenQuok vs Claw Post comparison

Compare OpenQuok and Claw Post side by side on pricing, channels, and features. Discover why teams choose OpenQuok as a Claw Post alternative for agent workflows and multi-workspace publishing. Start with a 7-day free trial — no credit card required.

overview

Platform overview

See how OpenQuok and Claw Post position themselves before diving into pricing, channels, and feature tradeoffs.

OpenQuok

Social media scheduler built for humans and AI agents

OpenQuok is a 100% open-source agent-native social media scheduler. Connect channels, plan content on calendar and kanban views, and publish across every platform from the dashboard — or pipe drafts in from AI agents via skills, MCP, and the Public API. Multi-workspace isolation keeps brands, clients, and automation contexts separate.

Claw Post

Browser-extension posting API for AI agents

Claw Post is agent-first social posting infrastructure that publishes through a logged-in Chrome extension instead of official platform APIs. Connect X, LinkedIn, Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram from your desktop browser, then trigger posts from a REST API, Streamable HTTP MCP with OAuth, or OpenClaw skills — with job queues, retries, idempotency keys, and signed media uploads.

pricing

Pricing & plans

Review how OpenQuok and Claw Post package their plans, price points, and upgrade paths side by side.

OpenQuok

  • Solo $29 /mo

    Best for individuals and solo creators

    7-day free trial · no credit card required

  • Team $49 /mo

    Best for growing teams and businesses

  • Ultimate $69 /mo

    Best for managing multiple brands and AI agents

  • 10x Max $129 /mo

    Best for heavy users running tons of AI agents at scale

Claw Post

  • Free $0 /mo

    Best for trying agent posting on one connected account

    25 posts / month · text posting to X · 1 connected account

  • Starter $9 /mo

    Best for indie builders who need media and a few accounts

    300 posts / month · text + media · 3 connected accounts

  • Pro $29 /mo

    Best for teams and growing AI products that need webhooks

    3,000 posts / month · 10 connected accounts · priority job queue

  • Agency $99 /mo

    Best for agencies and high-volume agent pipelines

    20,000 posts / month · unlimited accounts · dedicated queue · SLA

platform coverage

Supported channels

Compare which social networks each scheduler supports today. Platforms on our roadmap are marked with an hourglass.

OpenQuok

  • > X
  • > LinkedIn
  • Facebook
  • > TikTok
  • Instagram
  • > Threads
  • > YouTube
  • > YouTube Shorts
  • > Dev.to

Claw Post

  • > X
  • > LinkedIn
  • > Facebook
  • > TikTok
  • > Instagram
  • Threads
  • YouTube
  • YouTube Shorts
  • Dev.to

features

Feature comparison

Scan the feature matrix to spot where each product includes, limits, or leaves out the capabilities your workflow depends on.

Features
OpenQuok Claw Post
Agent workspaces
1–10
Total channels
15–250 (15–25/ workspace) 1–unlimited accounts by plan
Posts per month
500–Unlimited 25–20,000 by plan
Team members
1 for Solo · 3 for Team · Unlimited on Ultimate+
AI Writer
Unlimited
AI Summarizer
Unlimited
Shareable post previews
Team plan+
Public API
OAuth apps
1 per workspace
MCP server
1 per workspace Streamable HTTP MCP with OAuth
Cloud media storage
5.0 GB–60 GB (5.0 GB–6.0 GB/ workspace) Signed upload URLs for media
Multi-channel publishing
Agent integrations
CLI, MCP, and agent skills REST API, MCP, and OpenClaw skills
Analytics
Photo editor
Skill builder
Calendar views
Kanban views
Footage File manager
Repeated posts
Reusable templates
Reusable signatures
Smart filters
Post delays
Post comments
Threads, X, IG, LinkedIn, Facebook — reply toolbar; media on Threads, X, FB
Internal plugs
Cross-account plugs
Global plugs
Group management
Dark / light mode
Community features

comparisons

agent-native scheduling, not another headless Playwright loop

Claw Post is built for agents that post through a real logged-in Chrome session. OpenQuok covers the same scheduling basics — and adds workspaces, agents, and API access when automation does the work.

OpenQuok

  • > Agents draft and schedule via skills, MCP, or the Public API — you approve on the calendar
  • > Flat workspace pricing from $29/mo — predictable plans instead of per-seat or per-channel fees
  • > Agent workspaces isolate channels, OAuth apps, tokens, and MCP endpoints per brand or client
  • > Focused scheduling, analytics, and agent integrations — pay for what you publish, not unused suites
  • > MCP server and CLI per workspace — connect agents without copy-pasting between tools
  • > Every agent draft lands as draft or scheduled — follow-up threads and comments from 5s delays with per-reply toolbar (media + AI where supported)

Typical Claw Post workflow

  • Extension-driven execution — no calendar, kanban, or human review workspace before posts leave the queue
  • Monthly post quotas (25–20,000) and per-plan account limits on every tier except Agency
  • One tenant queue and API key — not separate agent workspaces with isolated MCP endpoints
  • Job-queue API without a full scheduling workspace, analytics, or content calendar
  • Tenant-scoped API key or MCP OAuth — not workspace-scoped Public API keys per brand or client
  • Posts fire when the extension runs — no draft-approval kanban or team review before publish

FAQs

Frequently asked, questions

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