Schedule toots across the fediverse

Queue toots to any instance — with content warnings, alt text, and per-post visibility — and let Postqued auto-publish through Mastodon's official API. Plans start at $9/month.

What you'll be able to do

Built for how the fediverse actually works

Any instance, one queue

Connect accounts from mastodon.social, fosstodon.org, your own self-hosted server — and schedule toots to all of them from a single calendar.

Content warnings built in

Set a CW on any scheduled toot so sensitive topics stay folded behind a spoiler, the way the fediverse expects.

Alt text on every image

Write descriptive image descriptions when you schedule. Mastodon's accessibility-first culture is a feature here, not an afterthought.

Per-toot visibility

Queue public, unlisted, or followers-only posts. Plan a thread for everyone and a reply for your followers — all in advance.

Official Mastodon API

Publishing runs on Mastodon's standards-based REST API with a token you authorize yourself. No scraping, no password sharing.

Bots, scripts & MCP

Automate toots from a backend job, a feed bot, or an AI agent with one static API key — fediverse automation done cleanly.

Why schedule Mastodon

A chronological, decentralized network rewards planning

Reach a global, timezone-spread fediverse

Mastodon has no algorithmic feed — toots surface chronologically. Scheduling lets you land posts when your followers' home timelines are actually awake, across servers and timezones.

Stay consistent without living in the app

Privacy-minded communities reward steady, thoughtful posting over engagement-bait. Queue a week of toots, boosts of your own threads, and announcements so you show up reliably.

Cross-post your fediverse presence

Run a project account, a personal account, and a community server account at once. Schedule each from one place instead of logging into three different instance web UIs.

Verified publishing details

What can Postqued publish to Mastodon?

Postqued can publish Mastodon text posts with up to four media attachments, visibility, content-warning, language and sensitive-media settings.

Product behavior reviewed August 9, 2026.

Supported in Postqued

  • Text posts up to 500 characters in the Postqued flow
  • Up to four media attachments
  • Public, unlisted, private or direct visibility and content warnings

Requirements and limits

  • Mastodon is federated, so an individual server may impose lower limits.
  • A non-empty caption is required by the Postqued publishing flow.
  • Draft creation is not supported in this flow.

Example approval workflow

  1. Connect the Mastodon account account and confirm its home server.
  2. Add the content and set visibility, language and any content warning.
  3. Review and approve the exact revision before scheduling.
  4. Postqued validates the post, publishes it and records the returned status.
Postqued shared calendar used to plan and review Mastodon posts
Postqued calendar interface. Product screenshot reviewed August 9, 2026.
Questions & answers

Mastodon scheduling questions

Can I schedule toots across different Mastodon instances?

Yes. Because the fediverse is decentralized, your account can live on mastodon.social, fosstodon.org, your own self-hosted server, or anywhere else. Postqued lets you connect accounts from any instance and queue toots to publish on whichever home server you belong to.

How does Postqued publish to Mastodon?

Through Mastodon's official REST API using an application access token you authorize on your own instance. No password sharing, no scraping — just native, standards-based publishing to your timeline.

Can I schedule a content warning, alt text, and visibility per toot?

Yes. Mastodon culture takes CWs, descriptive image alt text, and post visibility (public, unlisted, followers-only) seriously. Postqued lets you set all three when you schedule, so every queued toot respects fediverse norms.

Does Mastodon have a built-in scheduler already?

Mastodon's API supports scheduled statuses, but managing them across multiple accounts and instances from a web client is clunky. Postqued gives you one calendar for every account, plus bulk scheduling and an API — no jumping between instance web UIs.

Is there a Mastodon scheduling API for developers?

Yes. Postqued is API-first. You can queue toots from scripts, backend jobs, no-code tools, or AI agents with a single static API key — including over MCP.

How much does Postqued cost for Mastodon?

Plans start at $9/month, with all 10 platforms, multiple workspaces, and unlimited team seats on Pro and Agency. posts are unlimited on every plan and connected accounts scale by plan up to unlimited on Agency, with no per-instance or per-toot fees.

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Start scheduling on Mastodon

Mastodon scheduling is live on Postqued, one queue for every instance, on plans from $9/month. Start your 7-day free trial today.