It doesn't just post:
it writes the posts.

PlanVortex is a platform for managing social media: publishing, scheduling, generating content with artificial intelligence and measuring results across every account you handle, from a single dashboard. Everything that dashboard does is also available to embed inside your own application. It is used by agencies, software companies and marketing teams that manage several accounts or several clients at once.

Right now: Facebook (pages and groups), Instagram (feed, reels and stories), X, LinkedIn (pages and profiles), TikTok (video), YouTube (video and Shorts), Bluesky (posts and direct messages), Discord (text channels), Telegram (channels), Threads (posts and replies), Slack (team channels), Pinterest (pins) and WhatsApp (broadcast and messages). You can also connect your business's Google Business listing, which does not publish: it is there so you can read and answer reviews from the same panel. Discord is the only one that asks for a step on your side: the Discord application is yours, so you create it in their portal and paste us its credentials. In exchange, the limits are set by your own community and not by one app shared across every client. On Discord you publish to channels and answer the comments in the thread hanging off each message, but there is no direct-message inbox. Telegram has two things worth knowing before you connect it, and neither is a fault of ours; it is how their API works: comments start the day you connect the channel (nothing written before it can be brought in), and there are no impressions and no reach, because Telegram publishes neither anywhere, so what a post is measured by is its reactions and comments, over the channel's members. We keep adding new platforms, and when one arrives it is available on every plan without you having to do anything. And one thing about Threads worth knowing before you connect it: even though it shares a user with Instagram, for us it is a separate account (another identifier, another token and another API), so it takes up a network slot of its own in your plan. It is the only one on the list where what almost everybody assumes is exactly the opposite of what happens, and we would rather say it here than on your first invoice. And Slack is not a social network, so the honest thing is to say what it is not: it is announcing things inside your team, in a channel, not publishing to an audience. It posts text and files (up to 4,000 characters and ten attachments per message) and gives you the reactions and the channel's members, but it has no comments, no direct messages, and no impressions or reach: its API gives none of that anywhere. Each channel takes an account slot in your plan, the same as on Discord and Telegram, and on a private channel you have to invite the bot by hand with /invite @PlanVortex (on public ones it joins by itself). And Pinterest has two things that set it apart from every other one. First: every pin goes to a board, and the board is chosen on each publication, not when you connect the account (you connect your profile once and publish to whichever board fits that day). Second: it has no comments, because its API does not let anyone read or answer them; it only gives how many there are, and that number you do see in the pin's stats. A pin is always an image or a video, never text on its own, and the link it leads to goes in a field of its own, not inside the text. Stats need a Pinterest business account, which is free.

There is a free plan with 3 connected accounts and no card, and it already includes the API. Basic costs €15 per month plus VAT (6 accounts) and Pro €30 per month plus VAT (10 accounts). The Custom plan lets you set each resource by hand (accounts, storage, integrations and credits) and starts at €45 per month plus VAT with its minimums: 15 accounts, 20 GB, 5 integrations and Pro's credits included. Accounts are priced in tiers, like income tax: €3 per account from 11 to 25, €2 from 26 to 100 and €0.90 beyond that, so 50 accounts cost €125 and 100 cost €225. Posts and users are unlimited on all four plans. There is no $149 minimum and no mandatory sales call to learn the price.

No. PlanVortex's permissions on Meta and TikTok are already approved to serve third parties, so you skip the business verification, the screen recordings and the weeks of waiting. You can publish the same day you sign up.

Buffer and Hootsuite are built for a company to schedule its own networks, and PlanVortex does that too, from the panel. It also separates clients, organisations and accounts by default, for whoever runs the networks of many. Against tools like Ayrshare, the main differences are the real free plan (which already ships the API, with no card), the management dashboard included alongside that API, image generation with artificial intelligence on top of the copy, and a published price: where they start at $149 a month just to touch the API, we start at zero and you only pay as connected accounts grow.

Today it is not something you can switch on yourself in the dashboard, but it is something we set up on request: the full dashboard (calendar, editor, per-network previews and approvals) served with your logo, your colours and your domain, with no reference to PlanVortex. Write to us and we will look at your case.

From a topic, it plans the whole week: it writes the copy adapted to each network, generates the images that go with it and schedules each post at a sensible time. It is paid for in credits included in your plan, and the cost is shown before generating. You can also configure your own models with your provider key, in which case those generations do not consume credits. And it does not always invent the picture: you can generate the plan from your own photos, from the products of a connected catalogue, from an article or as a countdown to a date. In the first two the AI only writes the copy, so that week spends no image credits.

Yes. Comments on your Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Bluesky, Discord, Telegram and Threads posts, and reviews on your Google Business listings, all land in a single inbox where you reply, hide or delete them. Each network allows some actions and not others (Discord and Telegram cannot hide, only delete; on Bluesky, X and Threads you cannot delete what somebody else wrote, only hide it), so the panel only offers the ones that network accepts instead of failing when you click. The thread is read live from the network: what you see is what is published right now. Telegram is the exception, because its API cannot read the past: there the inbox starts the day you connect the channel and fills up with what comes in. Four networks are missing from that list, and none of them by oversight: TikTok and WhatsApp have no comments; Pinterest does have them, but its API does not let anyone read or answer them (it only gives how many there are, and that number is in the pin's stats); and on Slack we deliberately do not collect them, because a Slack thread is colleagues and not an audience.

We tell you the moment it happens: in the dashboard, by email and, if you have integrated PlanVortex into your own application, in your system too. The alert includes the reason for the failure and when it will be retried, so you never have to check by hand.

Yes, starting on the free plan: the API and your own apps are on all four plans. You can publish and schedule, pull in the metrics, let your users link their networks without leaving your application and receive real-time alerts. What changes between plans is not whether you can integrate, but how many separate apps you can have (one on Free, two on Basic, five on Pro and up to ten on Custom) and how fast you can call. The technical documentation lives in the developers section of planvortex.com.