Schedpilot
SchedPilot is a social-media scheduler with a calendar dashboard and interfaces for agents or developer applications. The official product page describes drafting, scheduling, and publishing to connected social accounts through its REST API, MCP server, or dashboard. It lists nine networks: Instagram, X, LinkedIn, TikTok, Threads, Facebook, YouTube, Pinterest, and Bluesky.
Connect accounts and schedule posts
Accounts connect through OAuth and official platform APIs, according to the publisher. You can schedule manually or have an MCP-compatible agent prepare posts from a request. The advertised agent tools include listing accounts and posts, creating posts, uploading media, deleting posts, and retrieving analytics.
A unified calendar lets you inspect and adjust scheduled content. The homepage emphasizes human approval before publication, while the pricing comparison specifically marks a Post Approval Workflow for Enterprise. Confirm which review and team controls your chosen plan provides before allowing an agent to schedule for a client.
Prepare media and track results
The dashboard includes a short-video editor for trimming clips, adjusting aspect ratio, and adding captions or text overlays. Instagram tools cover Reels, carousels, images, first comments, and saved hashtag sets. Other advertised workflows include X threads, LinkedIn posts, Pinterest Pins, and YouTube or Shorts scheduling. Media support depends on what each network permits.
Analytics and reports are part of the product offering, but the homepage's follower-growth and time-saving figures are promotional claims. We have not verified those outcomes, and scheduling does not guarantee reach or engagement.
Plan limits and trial terms
The pricing comparison lists Silver with five connected accounts, one workspace, and 450 posts per month. Gold has 20 accounts and five workspaces; Platinum has 40 and ten; Enterprise has 100 and 20, plus ten team seats. The latter three list unlimited scheduled posts. The displayed annual totals are $252, $420, $588, and $948 respectively, billed upfront.
API eligibility needs confirmation: the homepage FAQ names Platinum, while the extracted pricing table lists API Access across plan columns. Trial descriptions also differ. One FAQ says a card is required and charged after seven days; another says the account pauses until you choose a plan and add payment. Check the checkout's renewal terms before starting the advertised seven-day trial.