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SocialClaw vs OpenPost comparison

Compare SocialClaw and OpenPost side by side on pricing, channels, and features.

overview

Platform overview

See how SocialClaw and OpenPost position themselves before diving into pricing, channels, and feature tradeoffs.

SocialClaw

Agent-oriented scheduler with API, MCP, CLI, and media studio

SocialClaw is a social publishing workspace for dashboard, API, and AI-agent workflows. Connect accounts once, host media, and schedule across Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, and other networks — with CLI, hosted MCP, agent skills, and a media studio for generated images, video, and voice. Paid plans are capped by connected accounts and monthly posts, from Starter through Pro.

OpenPost

Content workspace for solo founders with hosted and self-hosted paths

OpenPost is a publishing workspace for solo founders and small teams. Write once, adapt copy and media for each connected account, schedule from the calendar, and review analytics and inbox replies — with HTTP API, CLI, and MCP access on hosted plans, or zero software fee when you self-host the AGPL stack.

pricing

Pricing & plans

Review how SocialClaw and OpenPost package their plans, price points, and upgrade paths side by side.

SocialClaw

  • Starter $15 /mo

    Best for trying agent publishing on a few connected accounts

    3 accounts · 200 posts / month · 7-day free trial then $15/mo

  • Startup $29 /mo

    Best for small brands scheduling across a handful of networks

    6 accounts · 400 posts / month · yearly billing saves 20%

  • Plus $67 /mo

    Best for growing teams that need more accounts and monthly volume

    20 accounts · 1,000 posts / month · yearly billing saves 20%

  • Pro $99 /mo

    Best for agencies managing many accounts from one workspace

    50 accounts · 2,500 posts / month · yearly billing saves 20%

OpenPost

  • Starter $15 /mo

    Best for one company building a repeatable content habit

    1 workspace · 3 social accounts · 100 scheduled posts/month · 14-day free trial

  • Founder $25 /mo

    Best for founders publishing across more channels and workspaces

    3 workspaces · 6 social accounts · 500 scheduled posts/month

  • Pro $49 /mo

    Best for a complete solo-founder content operation

    10 workspaces · 15 social accounts · 2,500 scheduled posts/month

  • Team $99 /mo

    Best for small teams that need seats and workspace roles

    3 included seats · team roles · 5,000 scheduled posts/month

  • Agency $199 /mo

    Best for agencies managing many clients and campaigns

    5 included seats · 50 workspaces · 150 social accounts · 25,000 scheduled posts/month

platform coverage

Supported channels

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

SocialClaw

  • > Facebook
  • > Instagram
  • > LinkedIn
  • > X
  • > TikTok
  • > YouTube
  • Threads
  • Bluesky
  • Mastodon
  • > Discord
  • > Pinterest
  • > Reddit
  • > Telegram
  • > WordPress
  • > Snapchat

OpenPost

  • > Facebook
  • > Instagram
  • > LinkedIn
  • > X
  • > TikTok
  • > YouTube
  • > Threads
  • > Bluesky
  • > Mastodon
  • > Discord
  • Pinterest
  • Reddit
  • Telegram
  • WordPress
  • Snapchat

features

Feature comparison

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

Features
SocialClaw OpenPost
Agent workspaces
1 workspace 1–50 by hosted plan
Total channels
3–50 accounts by plan 3–150 social accounts by plan
Posts per month
200–2,500 by plan 100–25,000 scheduled posts by plan
Team members
Approvals in one workspace 1 seat on Starter–Pro · 3 on Team · 5 on Agency
AI Writer
AI Summarizer
Shareable post previews
Public API
OAuth apps
MCP server
Hosted MCP (workspace key) mcp:read and mcp:full scopes
Cloud media storage
Media storage included 1–250 GB media by plan
Multi-channel publishing
Agent integrations
CLI, MCP, and agent skills HTTP API, CLI, and MCP tokens
Analytics
Photo editor
Media studio (generate) OpenPost Image Editor
Skill builder
Calendar views
Kanban views
Footage File manager
Repeated posts
Workflows
Reusable templates
Social Sets for account groups
Reusable signatures
Smart filters
Post delays
AI scheduler slots Saved weekly slots
Post comments
Internal plugs
Global plugs
Group management
Social Sets
Dark / light mode
Community features

comparisons

agent publishing layer vs founder-focused publishing workspace

OpenPost is built for solo founders who want one composer, account-specific versions, and optional self-hosting. SocialClaw puts dashboard scheduling, hosted media, and agent tooling behind one workspace API key.

SocialClaw

  • > CLI, MCP, and agent skills let Claude, Codex, and other agents schedule from the same workspace
  • > Account-and-post caps from $15/mo after a 7-day trial, with 20% off yearly billing
  • > One workspace API key shared by the dashboard, CLI, MCP, and skills
  • > Media studio, UGC video generation, analytics, and 11-plus networks in one agent-oriented suite
  • > REST API, hosted MCP, CLI, and agent skills included on every plan
  • > Calendar edits until publish, plus automatic retries when delivery fails

Typical OpenPost workflow

  • Scoped MCP tokens (read vs full) — no skill builder or per-workspace OAuth apps for external agent checkpoints
  • Monthly scheduled-post caps (100–25,000) and account limits on every hosted tier
  • Organization workspaces — not agent workspaces with separate MCP endpoints and OAuth apps per automation context
  • Post quotas and a ten-network catalog when you need broader agent-native tooling and kanban review
  • Account-level MCP scopes — not one OAuth app and MCP server per agent workspace
  • Team roles only on Team and Agency — solo tiers lack collaboration and approval gates

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