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Postproxy

A REST API (with SDKs and an MCP server) that publishes posts to 11 social networks such as Instagram, LinkedIn, X, TikTok and YouTube from one request, and reads and answers comments, DMs and Google Business reviews.

You skip building and maintaining a separate OAuth flow, media rules and retry logic for every social network; one payload goes out and you get a per-platform status back.

APICommercial OK

Open postproxy.dev ↗ agent.md

For your project

Official API
Official API · Free tier Hourly soft limit per connected profile: Starter 5/hour, Scale 10/hour, Enterprise 15/hour; X/Twitter capped at 20 posts per day by default
“Postproxy is a unified social media API for the full lifecycle: publish content, then manage comments, direct messages, and location-based reviews through one contract.” postproxy.dev/llms.txt
Key
Needed
“All requests use Bearer auth:” postproxy.dev/llms.txt
Formats
JSON
Data download
Not stated
Price
No free tier stated · from $17/mo
“Billed per connected profile. Base: $17/mo includes 5 profiles.” postproxy.dev/llms.txt
License
Postproxy Terms & Conditions Customers may build the service into their own app for their end customers, but may not resell API access as a standalone product or present it as their own API
Commercial use
Commercial use OK
“You may embed the Service in your own application and permit your end customers to connect their social media accounts and use the resulting functionality.” postproxy.dev/terms-conditions/
Credit
Not stated
Embedding
Embedding with conditions
“You may not resell or sublicense API access as a standalone product, represent the Service as your own API, or copy or reverse-engineer the Service.” postproxy.dev/terms-conditions/
Using the website
Free tier

Read on Postproxy's own pages on Oct 24, 2026 · license or terms · API docs · pricing. Check the license page before you ship.

For your agent

A request your code or agent can make (add your key):

https://api.postproxy.dev/api/calendar?country=US
  • Send `Authorization: Bearer <key>` to https://api.postproxy.dev/api/...; for agents use the hosted MCP server https://mcp.postproxy.dev/mcp with the key in the `X-Postproxy-API-Key` header, or the npm package `postproxy-mcp` (stdio); use sandbox mode while testing.
  • Do not resell raw API access or present Postproxy as your own API
  • Respect per-profile hourly soft limits and the 20 posts/day cap on X
  • Prefer the key in a header over the `?api_key=` query string so it does not end up in logs

llms.txt: postproxy.dev/llms.txt · MCP: https://mcp.postproxy.dev/mcp

Paste into your agent: Read https://agentgid.com/resources/postproxy/agent.md before using Postproxy.

Quick answers

Does Postproxy have an API?

Yes. Postproxy has an official API documented at https://postproxy.dev/social-media-api/.

Does the Postproxy API need a key?

Yes, you need an API key. Limits: Hourly soft limit per connected profile: Starter 5/hour, Scale 10/hour, Enterprise 15/hour; X/Twitter capped at 20 posts per day by default

Is Postproxy free?

There is no free tier stated on its pricing page. Paid plans start at $17 a month.

Can I use Postproxy in a commercial project?

Yes. Its terms say: "You may embed the Service in your own application and permit your end customers to connect their social media accounts and use the resulting functionality."

Can I embed Postproxy in my site?

Yes, with conditions; see the quote on this page.

What you can build

  • A release-notes bot that turns a changelog entry into per-network posts and publishes them after human approval
  • A SaaS feature that lets your customers connect their own social accounts and schedule posts from inside your app
  • A review-reply assistant that pulls new Google Business reviews twice a day and drafts answers

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