Post to 10 Social Platforms

This bundle turns an AI agent into a single control point for social media publishing across 10 platforms - Bluesky, Instagram, LinkedIn (both posting and analytics), YouTube, Facebook Pages, Mastodon, Telegram, Threads, TikTok, and X/Twitter - all through one Publora MCP server connection. Instead of separately learning and wiring up each platform's posting quirks, formatting rules, and API limits, one agent conversation becomes the interface for drafting, formatting, scheduling, and (for LinkedIn) tracking engagement on content bound for any or all of these networks, with Publora translating a single request into each platform's specific API requirements behind the scenes.

Use it when a workflow needs to touch several social platforms rather than just one - a content calendar spanning short-form video, long-form video, text-first networks, professional content, or messaging channels - and it's worth setting up the connection once rather than configuring each platform's skill individually. It's also useful simply to keep future platform expansion cheap: adding a new network to the publishing workflow later doesn't require a new integration, just enabling that connection in the same Publora account. If only a single platform is ever needed, installing just that platform's dedicated skill is simpler than pulling in the full toolkit.

Sign up at publora.com, connect the relevant social accounts through the Publora dashboard (each platform has its own OAuth or bot-token connection flow), and install the Publora MCP server with npx publora-mcp. Once connected, verify the setup by listing connected platforms before scheduling real content. Pricing scales with volume rather than platform access for the most part: the free Starter plan covers 15 posts/month across most platforms, Pro ($2.99/account/month) adds unlimited posts and X/Twitter access, and Premium ($9.99/account/month) adds priority support and advanced features.

Social media managers, marketers, and creators publishing across multiple networks who want one AI-driven workflow for content distribution and, on LinkedIn, performance tracking, instead of maintaining separate tools, browser tabs, or manual processes per platform. It particularly suits teams running the same campaign or announcement out to several audiences at once, where consistency and a single point of scheduling control matter more than any one platform's niche features.