Facebook Auto Poster is a desktop application for scheduling posts and Reels on Facebook pages, aimed at operators earning income through Facebook’s Content Monetization program. It runs on Windows 10 or later and macOS 12 Monterey or later. Built-in scrapers collect images from Reddit, memes from Know Your Meme, and short videos from YouTube Shorts; you can also schedule your own images or videos from a folder. The maker says you can connect unlimited Facebook pages, including Business Manager pages, and schedule posts within Facebook’s 30-day maximum. Reddit’s image scraper can pull up to 1,000 images per batch without a Reddit account. Setup is described as taking about 20–30 minutes without coding or developer accounts. The Facebook connection requests permission to post to selected pages and does not access personal profiles or private messages. Failed posts appear in the dashboard and can be retried with one click. The plan costs 29.99 USD per month after a 7-day free trial and includes the scrapers, Reels scheduling, unlimited pages, and instructions. There is no free plan.
Who it is for
It suits Facebook page operators who schedule recurring posts or Reels, including users combining their own media with scraped material. Windows and macOS users can manage multiple pages from the desktop app.
What is good
- Schedules posts and Reels in bulk
- Connects unlimited Facebook pages
- Includes three content scrapers
- Supports personal folders of images and videos
- Retries failed posts with one click
What to know first
- Facebook-only network support
- No free plan after trial
- Scheduling limited by Facebook’s 30-day window
- Users must review scraped content for rights
Verdict
Facebook Auto Poster combines page scheduling with scrapers for Reddit, Know Your Meme, and YouTube Shorts. Its monthly plan and content-rights responsibility matter for anyone planning automated publishing.
Facebook Auto Poster plans and pricing
All plansCompared on social media scheduling software
- Free plan
- No
- Paid from
- $29.99/mo
- Supported networks
- Bulk scheduling
- Yes
