Self-hosted social media scheduler and AI copy generator built with Next.js, supporting 8 platforms via MuAPI.
Manage content calendars, generate platform-specific copy, and schedule posts across 8 social networks.
Postiz-cheap is a self-hostable web application for drafting, scheduling, and publishing content across eight major social networks. It combines a unified content calendar with AI writing tools and conversational assistant workspaces. Executive assistants and creators who want control over their deployment and database without recurring app subscription fees will find it useful.
The tool brings post planning, previewing, AI drafting, and social publishing into a Next.js interface. It enforces platform character limits, metadata tags, and video controls for eight networks including LinkedIn, X, YouTube, and Instagram. Third-party integrations handle authentication via Google OAuth and publishing through MuAPI.
It suits tech-savvy executive assistants, creators, and social managers who prefer running self-hosted applications on their own server infrastructure. It is ideal if you already maintain a PostgreSQL database and hold provider API keys. It does not suit non-technical users who expect a fully managed solution out of the box with built-in background schedulers.
Draft copy, attach media, and set platform-specific options like privacy tags or video controls across eight social channels.
Plan, edit, and review scheduled, published, processing, and failed posts directly from interactive calendar slots.
Generate captions, titles, and tags tailored to specific platforms or brainstorm ideas in a conversational AI interface.
Configure tier options to sell credit packs to sub-users if you plan to share your deployment.
The software is free and open-source under the MIT licence. There is no managed hosting service provided by the maintainers; operating costs include your PostgreSQL database, hosting server, and variable usage charges for MuAPI and Google Cloud APIs.
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The application code is free under the MIT licence, but hosting a server and paying for third-party service fees like MuAPI API usage are your responsibility.
The base repository does not include an independent scheduler daemon; publishing is triggered when accessing the posts API, so you must add a background worker or CRON trigger for unattended posts.
It supports YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Threads, and Pinterest through its MuAPI integration UI.
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