SchedPilot schedules and publishes across nine networks — Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, Pinterest, YouTube, Facebook, Threads and Bluesky — from a unified calendar. It includes a video editor for UGC-style content, analytics on reach and engagement, best-time-to-post calculation, and agency features covering client workspaces, roles and approval workflows. It was built by Andrei Saioc.
The distinguishing feature is that it exposes an **MCP server and a REST API**, so an AI agent can drive the posting rather than a person driving a UI — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and n8n are named. That is a genuinely forward-looking piece of design and rare in this category: most social schedulers assume a human in a browser, and building for the case where an agent handles the pipeline is where this work is plainly heading. Bluesky support is another small sign of attention.
The pricing is the problem. Plans start at **$99 a month** against a stated user base of 210 creators and entrepreneurs, which is enterprise pricing on an independent product — and the comparison is unkind, since several schedulers in this catalogue cover similar ground for a fraction of it. The lifetime membership capped at 100 spots is scarcity marketing rather than a feature. If the MCP integration is the reason you are here it may well be worth it; if you want a scheduler, it is a lot.
