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Postiz is an open-source social media scheduler with a hosted cloud version. Here is how the two compare, checked against Postiz's own pricing page and docs.
What each product offers, as of
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Postiz list prices as published on its own website, checked . The billing basis is shown with each plan where the vendor states it.
Free
Free
1 profile, 30 posts per month, Skool from Beginner, X as a $9/mo add-on
Beginner
$9/mo
or $90 a year, 3 profiles, 20 posts per day per profile, includes Skool, X as a $9/mo add-on
Apprentice
$29/mo
or $290 a year, 5 profiles, 50 posts per day per profile, includes Skool, X as a $9/mo add-on
Skilled
$69/mo
or $690 a year, 10 profiles, Unlimited posts (up to 500 publish attempts per profile a day), includes Skool, X as a $9/mo add-on
Expert
$199/mo
or $1,990 a year, 25 profiles, Unlimited posts (up to 500 publish attempts per profile a day), includes Skool, X as a $9/mo add-on
Agency
$499/mo
Unlimited profiles, Unlimited posts (up to 500 publish attempts per profile a day), includes Skool, X as a $9/mo add-on
Status 200 prices are for monthly billing (yearly: 2 months free). Post allowances count successful posts, all platforms combined.
Standard
$29/mo
Billed monthly ($23/mo billed yearly); 5 channels, unlimited posts, 3 AI videos a month, no AI images
Team
$39/mo
Billed monthly ($31/mo billed yearly); 10 channels, unlimited posts, 100 AI images and 10 AI videos a month
Pro
$49/mo
Billed monthly ($39/mo billed yearly); 30 channels, unlimited posts, 300 AI images and 30 AI videos a month
Ultimate
$99/mo
Billed monthly ($79/mo billed yearly); 100 channels, unlimited posts, 500 AI images and 60 AI videos a month
Self-hosted
Free
Open source (AGPL-3.0); you run the server and register a developer app on each network
Postiz Cloud has no free plan: every plan starts with a 7-day trial, which needs a payment method. Billed yearly, the plans cost $23, $31, $39 and $79 a month, which Postiz says saves about 20%. Each connected account is one channel, and every plan has unlimited posts, X, the API, webhooks and the MCP server. Images are capped at 10 MB and videos at 1 GB per file on every plan.
Competitor details last verified . Vendors change their plans; check their site for current prices. Sources: postiz.com/pricing, postiz.com (FAQ), docs.postiz.com: plans and limits, docs.postiz.com: the free trial, docs.postiz.com: limits, docs.postiz.com: posting rules by platform, docs.postiz.com: connect a channel (Skool), docs.postiz.com: public API, docs.postiz.com: webhooks, postiz.com/mcp, github.com/gitroomhq/postiz-app, n8n.io: Postiz node, make.com/en/integrations/postiz.
Where the two products differ
Status 200 has a permanent Free plan: 1 profile and 30 posts per month on 7 networks, with REST API keys. Postiz Cloud has no free plan: every plan starts with a 7-day trial that needs a payment method, then costs from $29/mo ($23 a month billed yearly, where Status 200 Beginner is $7.50). Postiz's self-hosted edition is free, if you run the server and register your own developer app on each network.
Status 200 accepts videos up to 5 GB (resumable in the dashboard, or imported from a URL through the API) and images up to 20 MB, and publishes videos up to 5 GB to YouTube, Facebook, X, LinkedIn and Skool, and up to 4 GB to TikTok. Instagram (300 MB) and Threads (1 GB) have lower limits of their own. Postiz Cloud caps every file at 1 GB for video and 10 MB for images, on every plan, and takes MP4 as its only video format.
Status 200 prices per profile, and one profile holds one account on each network, so Beginner ($9/mo, 3 profiles, 8 networks including Skool) can hold up to 24 connected accounts. Postiz prices by connected accounts: Standard ($29/mo) holds 5, and three Facebook Pages count as three. Postiz costs less when many accounts sit on one network: 10 TikTok accounts fit Postiz Team ($39/mo) but need 10 profiles here (Skilled, $69/mo).
Postiz is open source (AGPL-3.0) and can run on your own server. It lists more than 30 networks, among them Reddit, Bluesky, Mastodon, Telegram, Discord, Google Business Profile and Whop, and it posts to Skool through its browser extension. Every plan has unlimited posts, X, webhooks and its MCP server, and it generates AI images and video. Make lists an app that Postiz maintains.
Follow these steps to move your publishing over
Create a free Status 200 Uploads account at status200uploads.com/signup
Connect the same social accounts you use on Postiz. Eight networks connect through their own official sign-in (OAuth), so we never see your password. Skool has no such sign-in: you paste your Skool session cookie, which we store encrypted.
Upload your media to the Status 200 media library
Recreate your scheduled posts in the dashboard, or send them to the REST API with post.scheduledFor; there is no import from Postiz
If an AI app posted through the Postiz MCP server, add https://mcp.status200uploads.com/mcp as a custom connector in Claude or Claude Code. The AI connector is included in every paid plan, from Beginner.
Verify your first post publishes successfully, then cancel your Postiz subscription
Postiz Cloud has no free plan: every plan starts with a 7-day trial, which needs a payment method, and plans start at $29/mo ($23 a month billed yearly). The open-source edition is free to self-host under the AGPL-3.0 licence, but you run the server and register a developer app on each network yourself; Postiz says the reviews for Meta, YouTube and TikTok apps can take weeks. Status 200 has a permanent Free plan with 1 profile and 30 posts per month on 7 networks, with REST API keys.
It depends on how your accounts are spread. Postiz Cloud prices by connected accounts, each one a channel: Standard is $29/mo for 5 ($23 billed yearly), Team $39 for 10, Pro $49 for 30 and Ultimate $99 for 100, all with unlimited posts. Status 200 Beginner is $9/mo ($7.50 billed yearly) for 3 profiles, and each profile holds one account on each of TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Threads and Skool; X is a $9/mo add-on, where Postiz includes X. So 3 brands on 4 networks each (12 accounts) cost $9/mo here and $49/mo on Postiz Pro. Many accounts on one network cost less on Postiz: 10 TikTok accounts fit Postiz Team ($39/mo) but need Skilled ($69/mo) here, and 30 fit Postiz Pro ($49/mo) but need Agency ($499/mo) here. Beginner allows 20 posts a day per profile and Apprentice 50; every Postiz plan has unlimited posts.
Yes. Postiz announced Skool posting in February 2026. It connects through the Postiz browser extension, which reads your logged-in Skool session, and Postiz warns that posting with session cookies can break a platform's terms of service. Its Skool pages describe posts with a title, a label and images, and scheduled comments. Status 200 posts to Skool communities on every paid plan, from Beginner ($9/mo): you paste your Skool session cookie, which we store encrypted, and each Skool account gets at most one post an hour and 10 a day.
Yes. Every Postiz plan includes a public REST API (an API key, or an OAuth token for apps built for other Postiz users), webhooks, a CLI, a Node.js SDK and a hosted MCP server that AI apps reach through an OAuth sign-in or an API key. Its docs limit the create-post endpoint to 90 requests an hour (the API overview says 100 on the cloud), and one request can carry several posts. Status 200's REST API is on every plan, Free included, with one post per network every 20 seconds per account (scheduled posts take no wait) and a Python package; the AI connector is included in every paid plan, from Beginner. Status 200 has no webhooks yet.
Postiz Cloud accepts images up to 10 MB and videos up to 1 GB per file on every plan, and MP4 is the only video format it takes. Status 200 accepts videos up to 5 GB and images up to 20 MB, as MP4, M4V, MOV or WebM videos and JPEG, PNG or WebP images. How much of that you can publish depends on the network: YouTube, Facebook, X, LinkedIn and Skool up to 5 GB, TikTok 4 GB, Threads 1 GB, Instagram 300 MB. Pinterest posts are images only. Big videos are sent in the background, so you can close the page once the upload has finished.
Yes. Postiz publishes its app on GitHub under the AGPL-3.0 licence, and its self-hosted edition runs with Docker on your own server, with no plan limits. You then register a developer app on each network, go through their app reviews and handle updates and backups yourself; Postiz also sells help with app approval as an optional paid service. Status 200 is a hosted service only: you sign up, connect your accounts and post.
Through a community node, yes: @status200uploads/n8n-nodes-status200uploads. n8n verified it on 26 October 2026, so on n8n Cloud an owner or admin adds it from the nodes panel; on self-hosted n8n it installs under Settings, Community Nodes; n8n's HTTP Request node does the same without it. Postiz's n8n node is verified by n8n too. Postiz also maintains an app on Make; Status 200 has no Zapier or Make app, though Make's HTTP module can call our REST API (not tested by us yet).
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