OpenQuok vs post2all comparison

Compare prices, channels, and features for OpenQuok and post2all. See why teams use OpenQuok instead of post2all. You get agent workflows and separate workspaces. Start a 7-day free trial. You do not need a credit card.

overview

Platform overview

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Social media scheduler for people and AI agents

OpenQuok is an open-source social media scheduler. Connect Facebook, Instagram, Threads, YouTube, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, Dev.to, and more. Plan posts on calendar and kanban views. Publish from the dashboard, or send drafts from agents with skills, MCP, and the Public API. Separate workspaces keep brands, clients, and agents apart.

Social scheduler for teams and AI agents across thirteen networks

post2all is a hosted social media scheduling platform for creators, teams, and agencies. You can cross-post with per-account captions, use a visual calendar and analytics, and drive publishing from the dashboard, REST API, TypeScript SDK, CLI, or MCP — with flat plans from Creator through Agency and a seven-day free trial.

pricing

Pricing & plans

Compare the plans and prices for OpenQuok and post2all.

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

  • Self-host $0 /mo

    Best when you run OpenQuok on Docker Compose or your own cloud stack

    OpenQuok charges no software fee when you run it on your own infrastructure. You still pay for servers, Supabase, and bandwidth.

post2all

  • Creator $9 /mo

    Best for creators who need steady publishing on up to ten accounts

    10 social accounts · unlimited posts & members · 7-day free trial

  • Business $19 /mo

    Best for growing brands that need profiles and more connected accounts

    30 social accounts · 2 profiles · unlimited posts & members

  • Agency $39 /mo

    Best for agencies managing many client accounts from one login

    100 social accounts · 10 profiles · unlimited posts & members

platform coverage

Supported channels

See which social networks each product supports. An hourglass means the channel is on our roadmap.

OpenQuok

  • > Facebook
  • > Instagram
  • > LinkedIn
  • > X
  • > TikTok
  • > YouTube
  • Pinterest
  • > Threads
  • > Bluesky
  • Telegram
  • Discord
  • Dribbble
  • Wircle
  • > YouTube Shorts
  • > Dev.to

post2all

  • > Facebook
  • > Instagram
  • > LinkedIn
  • > X
  • > TikTok
  • > YouTube
  • > Pinterest
  • > Threads
  • > Bluesky
  • > Telegram
  • > Discord
  • > Dribbble
  • > Wircle
  • YouTube Shorts
  • Dev.to

features

Feature comparison

See which features each product includes, limits, or omits.

Features
OpenQuok post2all
Agent workspaces
1–10 Profiles on Business+ (2–10)
Total channels
15–250 (15–25/ workspace) 10–100 connected social accounts
Posts per month
500–Unlimited Unlimited (fair use) · X allowance 200–1,200/mo by plan
Team members
1 for Solo · 3 for Team · Unlimited on Ultimate+ Unlimited on every plan
AI Writer
Unlimited —
AI Summarizer
Unlimited —
Shareable post previews
Team plan+
Official platform APIs
Public API
OAuth apps
1 per workspace Hosted MCP OAuth · not third-party OAuth apps
MCP server
1 per workspace
Cloud media storage
5.0 GB–60 GB (5.0 GB–6.0 GB/ workspace) Media uploads per post workflow
Multi-channel publishing
Agent integrations
CLI, MCP, and agent skills CLI, MCP, skills, and major agent hosts
Analytics
Photo editor
—
Skill builder
—
Calendar views
Kanban views
—
Footage File manager
Repeated posts
—
Reusable templates
—
Reusable signatures
—
Smart filters
—
Post delays
Post queue
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 hosted agent scheduling stack

post2all is for teams and agents who want thirteen networks, MCP, and unlimited members on flat plans. OpenQuok covers the same scheduling basics. You also get workspaces, agents, and API access.

OpenQuok

  • > Agents draft and schedule with skills, MCP, or the Public API. You approve posts on the calendar.
  • > Plans start at $29 per month per workspace. You do not pay per seat or per channel.
  • > Each workspace has its own channels, OAuth app, token, and MCP endpoint.
  • > You pay for scheduling, analytics, and agent tools. You do not pay for unused suite extras.
  • > Each workspace has an MCP server and CLI. Agents connect without copy and paste.
  • > Each agent draft lands as a draft or a scheduled post. You can add follow-up comments with delays.

Typical post2all workflow

  • Hosted agent connectors — no self-hosted stack, AGPL source, or workspace-scoped MCP per brand
  • Connected-account caps (10–100) and separate X-post allowances that scale with plan tier
  • Profiles organize accounts — not isolated agent workspaces with separate tokens and MCP endpoints
  • Hosted-only product when you need self-host control or open-source auditability
  • Account-level API keys — not workspace-scoped Public API endpoints per agent context
  • Trial caps you at 30 successful posts and 5 X-post units before billing starts

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