Postcron

What Postcron is

Postcron schedules and publishes social media posts from a single platform, with web access and apps for iOS and Android. It supports text, link, image, and video posts across Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, and Pinterest. Users can manage up to 11 social accounts, while the free plan supports three accounts and 10 pending posts. Pinterest and X posting require a Premium plan. For bulk publishing, Postcron says users can schedule as many as 1,000 posts, pins, or tweets at once from an Excel or Google Docs file. It can also add a logo or watermark automatically to post images. The product includes approval workflows, post analytics, and inbox monitoring. Paid plans vary in account and queue capacity: Personal supports 10 core accounts and 100 pending posts; Entrepreneur supports 21 core accounts and 500 pending posts; Corporate supports 40 core accounts and 2,000 pending posts; Enterprise supports 140 core accounts and 3,000 pending posts. Higher plans also provide team members and, on Entrepreneur and above, 12 months of post history. A seven-day Premium trial is available to first-time subscribers and automatically converts to a charge unless canceled during the trial.

Who it suits

Postcron suits social media workers, community managers, entrepreneurs, and freelancers who want to schedule content across networks. Its approval workflows, analytics, inbox monitoring, and larger team plans can also serve organizations managing social publishing with collaborators.

Limits

The free plan allows up to three social accounts, 10 pending posts, and a 20 MB video limit; Pinterest and X posting are Premium features. Personal allows 10 core accounts, one X account, and 100 pending posts. Premium trial subscribers are automatically charged unless they cancel during the seven-day trial.

Getting started

1. Open the Postcron website or install its iOS or Android app.
2. Choose the free plan or review the available Premium plans.
3. First-time subscribers can start the seven-day Premium trial on any plan.
4. Connect up to the social accounts allowed by the selected plan.
5. Schedule posts individually or upload an Excel or Google Docs file for bulk scheduling.
6. Cancel during the trial if you do not want the automatic charge.

Verdict

Choose Postcron if you need a single place to schedule social posts, especially when bulk scheduling or mobile access matters. Its free plan has a small account and queue allowance, and Pinterest and X posting require Premium; paid plan prices are not provided here.