Postqued uses fixed plans from $9/month with bundled accounts, unlimited posts, developer automation, and an Engagement Inbox for comments and replies. Zernio gives the first two accounts free, then charges per account while adding five platforms and an ads API.
You prefer a fixed monthly plan instead of per-account billing.
You need 5 accounts for $9, 20 for $29, 30 for $49, or unlimited accounts for $199.
You want a visual scheduler with unlimited workspaces on Pro or Agency.
You want X publishing included within your plan's normal limits.
You want direct founder support.
Zernio
You only need two connected accounts and want them free.
You need one of Zernio's five additional platforms.
You need reviews and ads APIs in the same developer product.
You are comfortable with per-account pricing and separate X API pass-through charges.
Your team is technical and prefers an API-first product.
Questions & answers
Common questions
Practical answers about pricing, platform coverage, API access, and migration.
How does Zernio pricing work?
Zernio includes two accounts free, then charges $6 each for accounts 3–10, $3 each for 11–100, and $1 each for 101+. Billing is graduated and prorated by day.
Which is cheaper for 20 accounts?
Postqued Creator is $29 per month for 20 accounts. Zernio's published graduated calculation totals $78 per month for 20 accounts before any separate X usage.
Which is cheaper for 50 accounts?
Zernio's published rates total $168 per month for 50 accounts, while Postqued requires the $199 Agency plan because Pro includes 30 accounts. Compare again at your exact count.
How many platforms does Zernio support?
Zernio's current platform reference lists 15 social and messaging platforms. Postqued supports 10 platforms.
How does support compare?
Postqued offers direct founder support. Zernio includes chat and email for self-serve customers and a dedicated Slack channel for Enterprise.
Compare the pricing models at your account count
Use Postqued for fixed bundles and a visual team scheduler, or Zernio for usage-based pricing and a broader developer-first API suite.