Schedule social media posts without per-channel pricing
Social schedulers charge per channel per month, which adds up fast across clients. These tools schedule and package your social content for a one-time cost.
Tools that solve this
PostDock
Self-hosted social scheduling — composer, queue, content recycling & webhooks. Your API keys, your data.
$6/channel/mo
Linkleaf
Self-hosted link-in-bio with themes, link scheduling, email capture & analytics — no monthly fee.
$5–9/mo
Cardsmith
Visual OG-image templates that become render APIs — unlimited PNGs, bulk CSV, self-hosted.
$49/mo
How to schedule social media posts with PostDock
Buy once on Whop
One-time $129 for the packaged Windows installer — no terminal, no build step, updates included.
Connect your channels
Every driver has a step-by-step guide inside the app. Mastodon and webhooks take 2 minutes; X about 10; LinkedIn 15; Facebook + Instagram around 20.
Compose, schedule, recycle
Per-network previews and counters, a timezone-aware queue, and evergreen recycling that keeps your best content circulating.
Honest answers
Is there a free option?
Yes. PostDock — like every app in the suite — has a free, MIT-licensed MVP on GitHub (https://github.com/bensblueprints/social-scheduler-mvp). Buying gets you the signed installer, one-click setup and updates; the source is free forever.
Which one should I pick?
Pick by where you want the software to live. PostDock, Linkleaf, Cardsmith are desktop apps — everything runs locally on your machine, so your files stay private and the app works offline. Either way, every option here is a one-time purchase with MIT-licensed source on GitHub.
Are these really one-time?
Yes. Every app on this page is a single payment — PostDock is $129, Linkleaf is $19, Cardsmith is $99. No renewal, no seats, no usage meter. The apps keep working even if you never pay again.
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