OpenQuok is a social media scheduling tool that brings draft review and publishing together in one workspace. Users can review AI-generated drafts on a kanban board, then publish across supported channels. The listed channels include Facebook, Threads, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, and Dev.to. Analytics cover impressions, likes, comments, shares, and engagement by platform and channel. OpenQuok also provides a CLI and MCP integrations for agent hosts and clients including OpenClaw, Hermes, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex. Paid plans include Public API access, MCP, and OAuth apps per workspace. The hosted product offers one 7-day free trial per payment customer without requiring a credit card, and a free plan is also listed. Paid plans start at $29 per month. Teams can instead self-host OpenQuok under AGPL without a software fee, but they are responsible for infrastructure and operating tasks such as managing the server, secrets, upgrades, backups, and their own social network developer apps. OpenQuok says it does not use scheduled-post or connected-platform content for advertising or sell that data, and describes access controls and encryption in transit and at rest where appropriate. The company is based in Bangkok, Thailand.
Who it is for
OpenQuok may suit solo creators, teams, and businesses that need to review social drafts before publishing across channels. Its workspaces, agent integrations, analytics, and plans with different channel and team allowances also address people managing multiple brands or using agents heavily.
What is good
- Review AI drafts on a kanban board before publishing.
- Supports Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, and other channels.
- Tracks impressions, likes, comments, shares, and engagement.
- CLI and MCP integrations support listed agent hosts and clients.
- Self-hosting is available under AGPL without a software fee.
What to know first
- Hosted plans start at $29 per month.
- The hosted free trial lasts seven days and is limited to one per payment customer.
- Self-hosting requires operators to manage servers, secrets, upgrades, and backups.
- Self-hosted operators must register their own social network developer apps.
Verdict
Choose OpenQuok if you want social draft review, publishing, and channel-level analytics in one workspace, with either hosted plans or self-hosting. Look elsewhere if you need a hosted plan below $29 per month or do not want to manage the operating work required for self-hosting.
Get started with OpenQuok
- Visit the OpenQuok website and choose the hosted product or self-hosting route.
- For hosted access, start the 7-day free trial; it does not require a credit card.
- Choose a paid plan if you need a plan with its stated workspace, channel, post, team, and storage allowances.
- For self-hosting, use the AGPL offering and arrange infrastructure, server, secrets, upgrades, backups, and social network developer apps.
- Connect supported social channels and review drafts in the workspace before publishing.
Limits to know first
The hosted free trial lasts seven days and is available once per payment customer. The listed Solo plan costs $29 per month and includes one agent workspace, 15 channels, 500 posts per month, and 5.0 GB cloud storage. Self-hosting has no software fee, but operators pay infrastructure and related costs and manage the server, secrets, upgrades, backups, and their own social network developer apps.
Questions about OpenQuok
What does OpenQuok cost?
Paid plans start at $29 per month. The listed plans are Solo at $29, Team at $49, Ultimate at $69, and 10x Max at $129 per month.
Does OpenQuok have a free plan or trial?
A free plan is listed. The hosted product also offers one 7-day free trial per payment customer without requiring a credit card.
Which social channels does OpenQuok support?
The channels page lists Facebook, Threads, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, and Dev.to.
Can OpenQuok be self-hosted?
Yes. It is available under AGPL without a software fee, but the operator pays infrastructure and related costs and manages the server, secrets, upgrades, backups, and social network developer apps.
What do paid plans include?
Paid plans include Public API access, MCP, and OAuth apps per workspace. Plan allowances vary; for example, Solo includes one agent workspace, 15 channels, 500 posts per month, and 5.0 GB of cloud storage.
What analytics does OpenQuok provide?
It says users can track impressions, likes, comments, shares, and engagement by platform and channel.
OpenQuok plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI social media management software
- Free plan
- No
- Paid from
- $29/mo
- AI content generation
- Yes
- Automatic publishing
- Yes
- Approval workflows
- Yes
- Social channels
- 15 channels
- Analytics depth
- advanced
