PostForMe is an open-source posting API with its own dashboard and white-label OAuth. UniPost is a managed SaaS alternative with a permanent free tier, native MCP server, and an Inbox for DMs and comments.
UniPost's pricing is product-tier based. Free includes the API and dashboard. Basic ($19/mo) bundles Inbox, Analytics, and one shared custom platform for Hosted Connect plus Platform Credentials. Growth ($59/mo) expands that to all supported platforms with optional attribution removal. Team ($149/mo) adds RBAC and team collaboration.
UniPost Exclusive
Built for the AI agent era
UniPost ships a native MCP server so Claude, GPT, or any MCP-compatible agent can post on behalf of your users — no custom integration code.
One endpoint change: FROM: api.postforme.dev/v1/publish TO: api.unipost.dev/v1/posts
STEP 4
Update field names
FROM: networks: ["instagram"] TO: account_ids: ["sa_instagram_xxx"]
“Most integrations can be migrated in under an hour.”
Frequently asked questions
Can I use UniPost if I'm already using PostForMe?
Yes. You can run both in parallel during migration. UniPost's permanent Free tier (100 posts/mo) lets you test without any financial commitment — PostForMe has no free tier.
PostForMe is open-source. Is UniPost?
No. UniPost is a managed SaaS product. You get reliability, uptime, and zero infrastructure management. If you need open-source and want to self-host, PostForMe is a good choice (AGPL-3.0).
Does UniPost support X/Twitter?
Yes — on paid plans (API $10/mo and up). UniPost supports the same 9 platforms PostForMe supports.
Does UniPost have a free plan?
Yes — the Free plan includes 100 posts/month, no credit card, and no time limit. X publishing is reserved for paid plans. PostForMe has no free tier — its lowest plan is $10/mo.
How does UniPost API ($10) compare to PostForMe ($10)?
Same price, same 1,000-post quota, same 9 platforms. UniPost API also includes a native MCP server for AI-agent workflows, which PostForMe does not have. Step up to UniPost Basic ($19/mo) if you also want an Inbox for DMs and comments — PostForMe doesn't ship an inbox.
How long does migration take?
Most developers complete the switch in under an hour. The main change is the endpoint URL and field names.