Postqued starts at $9/month with five accounts, unlimited posts across 10 platforms, and API and MCP access. FeedHive starts at $19/month on monthly billing with four accounts, AI credits, 30 scheduled posts, and a 14-day scheduling horizon, then expands into workspaces, approvals, automation, REST API and MCP.
| Feature | Postqued | FeedHive |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $9/mo | $19/mo Creator |
| Entry accounts | 5 | 4 |
| Entry scheduled posts | Unlimited | 30 |
| Entry scheduling horizon | No plan cap | 14 days |
| Trial | 7 days | 7 days |
| Publishing and scheduling | ||
| Unlimited posts on entry plan | ||
| Approval workflows | ||
| REST API | ||
| MCP | ||
| AI writing and images | ||
| Content recycling | ||
| Unlimited workspaces and seats | Pro and Agency |
Practical answers about pricing, platform coverage, API access, and migration.
On monthly billing, FeedHive costs $19/month for Creator, $29 for Brand, $99 for Business, and $299 for Agency.
Yes on lower tiers. Creator lists 30 scheduled posts and Brand 500; Business and Agency list unlimited scheduled posts.
Yes. FeedHive now documents a REST API, an official CLI, and an MCP server. Older claims that it lacks these tools are outdated.
Postqued Pro and Agency include unlimited workspaces and seats. FeedHive lists five workspaces on Brand, 50 on Business, and 100 on Agency, with member limits per workspace.
FeedHive includes AI writing, image generation, hashtag generation, and performance prediction. Postqued focuses more narrowly on scheduling and publishing automation.
Get five accounts, unlimited posts, and API and MCP access from $9/month.
