10-platform publishing
Publish to 10 social platforms from one REST API or dashboard, including Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky, X, Mastodon, LinkedIn, and Telegram.
Publora is a social media publishing platform for developers, AI agents, agencies, and teams that need to schedule and distribute posts across multiple networks from one place. It combines a REST API, an MCP server, and a dashboard for multi-platform publishing and scheduled content management.
Publora is a social media publishing platform for developers, AI agents, agencies, and teams that need to schedule and distribute posts across multiple networks from one place. The site positions it as a “Publishing API for the Agent Era,” with both a REST API and an MCP server for agent-driven workflows.
The product centers on cross-platform publishing, scheduled content management, and AI-assisted creation. Its homepage says you can post to 10 social platforms with one HTTPS call, while the pricing page shows a free Starter plan and paid Pro and Premium plans for higher posting limits, larger uploads, and advanced account usage.
Publish to 10 social platforms from one REST API or dashboard, including Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky, X, Mastodon, LinkedIn, and Telegram.
Connect AI assistants and other MCP-compatible clients to Publora’s MCP server to schedule posts, check analytics, manage accounts, and work in plain English.
Use the calendar scheduler to plan posts, manage drafts, and schedule content up to two months in advance on paid plans.
Create and refine posts with the AI Editor and AI Idea Generator, which the site says can suggest content based on past posts.
Control publishing quality with platform-specific validations and email notifications for post status, errors, and account updates.
Run separate client or team environments with dedicated workspaces, permissions, and centralized billing for agency-style workflows.
Teams can plan posts in a calendar, schedule content in advance, and keep drafts organized across multiple social accounts from one dashboard.
Developers can automate publishing from scripts, cron jobs, or CI/CD by sending a single API request instead of wiring each platform separately.
AI agents can connect through the MCP server to schedule posts, retrieve analytics, and manage accounts in natural language.
Agencies can separate client work into dedicated workspaces with permissions and centralized billing while managing many accounts.
Individuals or small teams can start on the free Starter plan to test the workflow before moving to a paid tier with higher limits.
Yes. Publora’s Starter plan is free forever and includes 15 posts per month and 3 social accounts. The pricing page says no credit card is required to begin.
Yes. The pricing page says you can upgrade or downgrade at any time from account settings, and plan changes take effect immediately with prorated billing.
Publora uses a per-account pricing model on Pro and Premium plans, and the pricing page says you can add as many social accounts as needed with each account billed separately.
The site says Publora provides a REST API, an MCP server, and a setup that works with AI clients such as Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, and other MCP-compatible clients.
The platform is built for scheduled publishing, account management, analytics, and content calendar workflows. Its LinkedIn Collaborative Posts article also notes that collaborative posts are a native LinkedIn feature rather than something a scheduler can create on your behalf.