Postqued starts at $9/month with five accounts, unlimited posts, and API and MCP access. CoSchedule offers a free calendar and paid per-user plans that combine social publishing with broader marketing calendars, ReQueue, inbox, reporting, and agency workflows.
| Feature | Postqued | CoSchedule |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $9/mo | $29/user/mo |
| Free option | 7-day trial | Free plan: 1 user, 1 profile |
| Included profiles | 5 | 3 on Social Calendar |
| Additional profiles | Move to larger bundle | $5/profile/mo |
| X publishing | Included | $8/profile/mo on Social Calendar |
| API | Included | No public API |
| Publishing and scheduling | ||
| Unlimited scheduled posts | Paid plans | |
| Platform coverage | 10 platforms | 11 network types |
| Bulk scheduling | ||
| Approval workflows | Agency Calendar and above | |
| Engagement inbox | Comments and replies | Paid, depth varies by plan |
| ReQueue content recycling | ||
| Public API | ||
| Unlimited team seats | Pro and Agency |
Practical answers about pricing, platform coverage, API access, and migration.
On monthly billing, Social Calendar costs $29 per user/month. It includes three social profiles, with additional profiles at $5/month and X priced separately.
Yes. Free Calendar includes one user, one social profile, and up to 15 scheduled or drafted social messages at a time.
No. CoSchedule's official FAQ says it currently has no public API and offers webhooks and Zapier for integrations.
Yes. Postqued supports approvals. CoSchedule lists social approvals on Agency Calendar and higher plans.
CoSchedule is the broader marketing calendar, covering content and project workflows beyond social. Postqued is purpose-built for social scheduling and programmatic publishing.
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