Postproxy vs Post for Me
Both are developer-first publishing APIs. Postproxy goes deeper on automation integrations, failure handling, SDK coverage, and multi-tenant isolation.
TL;DR
A quick take in two columns, then the detailed comparison below.
Both are developer-first publishing APIs. Post for Me uses volume-based pricing ($10/mo for 1,000 posts up to $1,000/mo for 200K — no unlimited option). Postproxy uses posts + profile groups: $49/mo for unlimited posts. Post for Me is cheaper under ~120 posts/month; Postproxy wins above ~2,500. Post for Me offers BYOK (bring your own platform credentials) and feed reading. BYOK requires completing each platform's app review yourself, which can take weeks or months.
Postproxy has broader automation coverage: native n8n node and Zapier (Post for Me has neither), 7 SDKs vs 5 (adds PHP, Java, .NET), a queue system with timeslots and priority, and a documented per-platform state machine with failure handling. Post for Me does not document failure states or offer a queue system. Postproxy also has a permanent free tier; Post for Me starts at $10/mo.
Side by side
A full breakdown of capabilities, integrations, and API design.
| Post for Me | Postproxy | |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | No ($10/mo minimum) | Yes (10 posts/mo) |
| Platforms | 9 | 8 (more in progress) |
| Unlimited posts | Caps at 200K / $1,000/mo | $49/mo (Scale) |
| BYOK | Yes (White Label mode) | No |
| Feed reading | Yes | No (publish-only) |
| SDKs | 5 (JS/TS, Python, Ruby, Go, Kotlin) | 7 (Node/TS, Python, Go, Ruby, PHP, Java, .NET) |
| Open source | Yes | No |
| Multi-tenant | Project-level | Scoped API keys per profile group |
| Failure states | Not documented | Per-platform state machine |
| Queue system | No | Slots, jitter, priority |
| n8n | No | Native node |
| Zapier | No | Yes |
| MCP server | Yes | Yes |
| Webhooks | Yes | Yes (Starter+) |
Pricing
Post for Me uses volume tiers. Postproxy uses posts + profile groups.
| Volume | Post for Me | Postproxy |
|---|---|---|
| ≤120 posts/mo | $10/mo | $17/mo (Starter) |
| ≤2,500 | $25/mo | $49/mo (Scale, unl.) |
| ≤10,000 | $75/mo | $49/mo (Scale, unl.) |
| ≤100,000 | $500/mo | $399/mo (Enterprise) |
| ≤200,000 | $1,000/mo | $399/mo (Enterprise) |
Post for Me is cheaper at low volume ($10 vs $17). Above ~2,500 posts/month, Postproxy's unlimited plans are more economical. Post for Me has no free tier.
Where Postproxy wins
APIs, SDKs, tenant isolation, and predictable behavior—without running publishing infrastructure yourself.
Free tier
Test the full API without a credit card. Post for Me starts at $10/mo.
Unlimited posts at $49/mo
Post for Me caps at 200K posts at $1,000/mo. No unlimited tier exists.
7 SDKs
PHP, Java, and .NET covered. Post for Me has 5 (no PHP, Java, or .NET).
n8n + Zapier
Native n8n node and Zapier integration. Post for Me has neither.
Queue system
Recurring slots with jitter and priority. Post for Me has basic scheduling only.
Failure handling
Per-platform state machine with retry states and per-event webhooks.
Where Post for Me is different
BYOK (White Label)
Bring your own platform credentials. Requires completing each platform's app review and verification process yourself — which can take weeks or months depending on the network.
Feed reading
Fetch content from social platforms, not just publish. Postproxy is publish-only.
Which one to use
Different tools solve different problems. Here's how to pick the right one.
Choose Post for Me if:
- You need BYOK and are willing to handle platform app reviews yourself
- You need to read social feeds, not just publish
- You publish low volume and want the cheapest entry
Choose Postproxy if:
- You want unlimited posts without volume-tier pricing
- You build n8n or Zapier automations
- You need PHP, Java, or .NET SDKs
- You need per-client data isolation
- You need queue-based publishing with failure recovery
Try Postproxy free
10 posts/month, all platforms, no credit card. Upgrade when you need more.