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Statuz

Schedule social posts from a Mac app, a terminal or an AI agent

Free plan availableSocial Media
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What Statuz is

Schedules and publishes posts and threads to X, Bluesky, Mastodon and LinkedIn, plus Reddit in a beta that works through its browser extension, from a Mac app (macOS 26 or later), a command-line tool or an AI agent such as Claude Code, Cursor or Codex over MCP. Each platform's limits are checked as you write. It is free on your own Mac or Linux computer with no account, but that computer has to be on at post time, and X and LinkedIn need your own developer apps. Statuz Cloud publishes while your computer sleeps and adds a shared queue, team roles and a web composer, with no developer apps to set up. Cloud has no subscription: prepaid credits from $5, good for six months, pay $0.01 a post, $0.03 on X and $0.30 for an X post with a link, and each seat past the owner's is $5 a month.

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Free plan

Free plan, no card required

Ongoing free tier published by the vendor. Limits vary by plan.

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What the rest of Social Media charges

Statuz publishes no fixed monthly price, so it is not plotted. Here is what the rest of the category charges.

What Social Media costsEntry price a month, cheapest first · median $22.50

12 of these 13 prices were read from the vendor's own pricing page; the rest are marked * and are indicative. The median is taken across the 12 verified prices in Social Media. Showing the 10 cheapest. 1 more starts at $29 too.

Statuz pricing questions

How much does Statuz cost?
Statuz is free on your own computer, and Statuz Cloud is sold as prepaid credits charged per post rather than as a monthly plan, so it has no entry price per month.
Does Statuz have a free plan?
Yes. Statuz publishes an ongoing free tier — not a countdown trial. Limits vary by plan, so check what the free tier covers before you commit.
What is Statuz used for?
Schedules and publishes posts and threads to X, Bluesky, Mastodon and LinkedIn, plus Reddit in a beta that works through its browser extension, from a Mac app (macOS 26 or later), a command-line tool or an AI agent such as Claude Code, Cursor or Codex over MCP. Each platform's limits are checked as you write. It is free on your own Mac or Linux computer with no account, but that computer has to be on at post time, and X and LinkedIn need your own developer apps. Statuz Cloud publishes while your computer sleeps and adds a shared queue, team roles and a web composer, with no developer apps to set up. Cloud has no subscription: prepaid credits from $5, good for six months, pay $0.01 a post, $0.03 on X and $0.30 for an X post with a link, and each seat past the owner's is $5 a month. People mainly use it to schedule social posts, write threads, schedule posts from an ai agent.
What are the best alternatives to Statuz?
The best-known alternatives in the same category are Buffer, Hootsuite, Sprout Social, Later. Buffer and Later publish a free plan.