Post Bridge

Post Bridge is a social media scheduler built around a single, slightly contrarian idea: most creators post the same content everywhere, and they're badly overpaying for the privilege. Founder Jack Friks built it after spending more than an hour a day manually reposting his own app content across platforms, then getting annoyed that the established schedulers wanted 50 to 150 dollars a month for what should be a simple job. So the product competes on fairness and speed rather than on stacking enterprise features. The core workflow is exactly what it promises. You upload a video or image once, then schedule and publish it across up to nine platforms from one dashboard, including TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky, and Pinterest. Where it earns its keep is in handling the fiddly platform-specific parts that lesser tools skip. It can schedule TikTok carousels with trending audio added during upload, let you edit posts that are already scheduled, and manage past posts through direct links. There's also bulk video scheduling, a content studio with viral video templates, multiple accounts per platform, and analytics in beta. For someone repurposing one piece of content to every channel, the headline claim of posting everywhere in a couple of minutes is the entire value proposition, and it's a real one. Pricing is creator-priced and tiered by how many accounts you connect, with meaningful savings on annual billing. Across listings the structure shows a Starter tier, a popular Creator tier in the middle, and a Pro tier, with annual pricing landing roughly around 5 to 6 dollars a month at the bottom, around 11 dollars in the middle, and around 16 to 27 dollars at the top depending on how it's billed. Higher tiers raise the connected-account ceiling, with the entry plan around 15 accounts, a growth tier around 50, and an unlimited option at the top, plus multiple accounts per platform, unlimited posts, the content studio, and team invites and API as add-ons on the bigger plans. There's a 7-day free trial. The exact numbers shift as the product evolves, so the pricing page is the place to confirm current figures, but the positioning is consistent: a fraction of what Buffer, Hootsuite, or Later charge. The tradeoffs are deliberate and stated plainly, which is to the founder's credit. There are no AI features on any plan. None. If you want AI caption generation, content ideas, or auto-repurposing, this isn't your tool and was never meant to be. Integrations and deep customization are intentionally limited, analytics are still in beta and light compared to a full engagement suite, and there's no real social listening or monitoring layer. Some third-party reviews flag a low user rating and email-only support with sparse documentation on per-tier account limits, which is the kind of rough edge you'd expect from a young, solo-built indie product. The lower tiers also cap how many accounts you can connect, so multi-brand operators will need to climb the ladder. Where it fits the market is clear. Post Bridge is the anti-suite. Buffer and Hootsuite are mature platforms with analytics, team workflows, and a price tag to match. Postiz is the open-source, developer-friendly option with an API and MCP server. Post Bridge stakes out the spot in between for the solo creator and indie founder who genuinely just want to upload once and hit every channel cheaply and reliably, without paying for a stack of features they'll never open. If that describes you, the limited feature set isn't a flaw, it's the product working as designed. If you need analytics depth, AI assistance, or agency-grade collaboration, you'll outgrow it fast.