Looking for a Post Planner alternative?
Post Planner is built for filling a queue: it finds posts from feeds, Reddit and RSS, rates them by past engagement, and recycles your best ones on a weekly posting plan. It starts at $14 a month ($9 billed yearly) for 3 profiles, with a free plan for one. What sends people looking is usually one of three things: no approval step for a client, X and Pinterest only from the $59 Growth plan, and a cap on how many posts can be scheduled at once.
Who should use which
Stay with Post Planner if most of your week is finding things to share and recycling what worked: its feeds, star ratings and recycling queue do that, and PostDaily doesn't. PostDaily fits when a client has to approve posts before they go out, when you post to Mastodon, or when posting to X shouldn't need a $59 plan.
Where Post Planner is the better choice
Leading with this because it decides the question for a lot of people, and you should not have to dig for it.
Content to post, found for you
Post Planner pulls posts from Facebook pages, Reddit, Bluesky and RSS feeds, searches articles, GIFs, stock images and quotes, and gives each post 1 to 5 stars for how it did against others from the same source. PostDaily doesn't find content; you bring it.
Recycling built in
A weekly posting plan pulls the next post from your queue or a category, and published posts can go back to the end of the queue forever, until a date, or a set number of times. PostDaily doesn't recycle posts.
Cheap for a few profiles, with a free plan
Starter is $14 a month ($9 billed yearly) for 3 profiles, and the free plan covers 1 profile with 30 posts scheduled at a time.
It publishes to a network we don't
Post Planner publishes to Google Business Profile, which PostDaily does not yet.
Where PostDaily is the better fit
A client approves from a link
Post Planner's help centre describes no approval workflow: team members can be limited to chosen profiles, and a client hands over admin access so you can connect their accounts. PostDaily's review link comes with Pro: the client approves or leaves feedback with no account, and the post waits for them.
X and Pinterest without the $59 plan
Post Planner keeps X and Pinterest for Growth ($59 a month, $39 billed yearly) and up. PostDaily includes X on every paid plan, within a monthly X budget, and Pinterest on every plan, free included.
Mastodon
Post Planner doesn't list Mastodon. PostDaily publishes to any Mastodon server, on that server's own character limit.
No cap on scheduled posts
Post Planner limits how many posts can be scheduled at once: 30 on Free, 150 on Starter and 1,500 on Growth. PostDaily's paid plans have no such cap.
Side by side
Post Planner figures taken from their own pricing page on . Prices change — check theirs before deciding.
| Post Planner | PostDaily | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | 1 profile, 30 posts scheduled at a time | 1 channel, 5 posts a month |
| Entry list price | $14 a month ($9 yearly), 3 profiles, 1 user | See pricing |
| Scheduled-post cap | 30 on Free, 150 on Starter, 1,500 on Growth | None on paid plans |
| X and Pinterest | Growth ($59 a month) and up | X on paid plans; Pinterest on every plan |
| Content discovery and recycling | Yes | No |
| Client approval | None documented | Pro plan, review link, no account |
| Networks | 10, incl. Bluesky; no Mastodon | Bluesky, Mastodon, X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Threads, YouTube and Pinterest live (LinkedIn in review) |
Common questions
- Does Post Planner have post approvals?
- Its help centre describes none. Team members can be limited to chosen profiles, but there's no step where a client approves a post.
- Is Post Planner free?
- Yes, for 1 profile with up to 30 posts scheduled at a time. X and Pinterest need the Growth plan.
- Why are Post Planner's prices different for me?
- Its pricing page sets prices by location. The figures here are the default prices on the page, read on 12 November 2026.
- What does Post Planner do that PostDaily does not?
- Content discovery from feeds and searches, star ratings, recycling and repeating posts, and publishing to Google Business Profile.
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