Publer vs PostOnce
Publer schedules posts to 13 networks, priced per account, with a free plan for 3. PostOnce copies each post you already publish to your other apps, hands-free, at $29/mo for 15 accounts.
- Copies each post you publish, no scheduling
- 15 accounts: $29/mo vs $56/mo
- 50 accounts: $69/mo vs $180/mo
- No credit card
- Cancel anytime
15 accounts, billed monthly
- Publer
- $56/mo
- PostOnce
- $29/mo
Publer vs PostOnce: features compared
| Feature | Publer | PostOnce |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Schedules posts, priced per account | Copies each post you publish to your other apps |
| 5 accounts | $20/mo (Professional) | $29/mo (Creator) |
| 50 accounts | $180/mo (Professional) | $69/mo (Pro) |
| Apps | Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky, Pinterest, Google Business Profile, Mastodon, Telegram, WordPress | Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky, Pinterest |
| Evergreen recycling | On Business, $7 per account from 3 | Not included |
| Free start | Free plan for 3 accounts, or a 7- or 14-day trial | 7-day trial, no card |
Checked on each tool's own site
- No credit card
- Cancel anytime
- 229,000+posts published
- 4,500+users
- 9apps
Publer pricing vs PostOnce
PostOnce Creator is $0.79/day, billed yearly.
Billed monthly. Every 10th Publer account is free. Business is $7 per account from 3 accounts, and the free plan covers 3 accounts with 10 scheduled posts each.
Who should pick which
Pick Publer if
- You run up to 7 accounts, or 16 to 18
- You post to Mastodon, Telegram or WordPress
- You want a free plan for up to 3 accounts
Pick PostOnce if
- You post on one app and want copies on the rest
- You run 8 to 15 accounts, or 19 to 50
- You want each new post copied without scheduling
Before you switch
Connect your accounts
Sign in to each app through its official login. Instagram needs a Business or Creator account.
Pick a source and destinations
Choose the account you post on first and where the copies go.
Choose new or older posts
Send only new posts, or older ones too.
If Publer still has posts queued for an app, leave that app out of your PostOnce workflow until they've gone out, so nothing posts twice.
Publer vs PostOnce FAQ
What does Publer do?
It schedules posts to 13 networks from one calendar, with AI writing, bulk scheduling, RSS automation, post recycling and team workspaces.
How much does Publer cost?
Professional is $4 per account a month and Business $7, from 3 accounts, billed monthly. Every 10th account is free. Yearly billing gives 2 months free. Prices checked November 6, 2026.
Is Publer free?
Yes, for up to 3 accounts, not including X, with 10 scheduled posts each. Paid plans have a 7-day or 14-day free trial. PostOnce has a 7-day free trial with no card.
Is Publer cheaper than PostOnce?
Up to 7 accounts, yes: Publer is free for 3 accounts, not including X, and Professional is $28 a month at 7 accounts against $29 for PostOnce Creator. From 8 to 15 accounts PostOnce costs less: at 15 it's $29 against $56. At 16 to 18 accounts Publer is $60 to $68 against $69 for PostOnce Pro, and from 19 to 50 accounts PostOnce costs less: at 50 it's $69 against $180.
Does Publer crosspost automatically?
Yes: auto-share sends a post on to your other accounts, and RSS automation can post new items from a feed. PostOnce copies each post you publish in a connected app, like a Reel posted in Instagram, to your other apps.
Is Publer any good?
Yes. Over 500,000 people use it, and it's a strong pick if you schedule to many networks, including Mastodon and WordPress.
Does crossposting hurt reach?
No. PostOnce posts through each platform's official posting APIs, the same ones schedulers use. In our test of 40 YouTube channels, views showed no consistent drop after crossposting started.
What is a good Publer alternative?
If you already make your own posts and want them on every app without scheduling each one, try PostOnce free for 7 days. Our guide compares more tools. Publer alternatives
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Join 4,500+ users who post once and let the copies go out.
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