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Comparisons
These pages are useful even if you pick the other product. That is the standard they have to meet before they publish.
The rules these pages follow
| The rules these pages follow | Post Array |
|---|---|
| Each page states who the other product is best for, in its own section, first. | Yes |
| Each claim is dated and links the primary source it came from. | Yes |
| We separate what we have not built from what a platform does not allow. | Yes |
| Every page compares the same things: account allowance, posting limits, team and approval, API, MCP and CLI access, content languages, analytics, video handling, embedded use, self hosting, support, and the platform API cost you pay on top. | Yes |
| Every page carries a correction contact and a review date. | Yes |
Published comparisons
Each page compares this product with a category of alternative whose facts can be read from official documentation. A named product gets a page when its current facts can be read from its own public pages, and not before.
- This product compared with building your own integrationWhat you take on when you write the platform integrations yourself, and what this product does not do for you today.Checked August 10, 2026
- This product compared with the platforms' own scheduling toolsWhat the platforms schedule for free, what could not be verified from their own help pages today, and what this product does not do at all.Checked August 10, 2026
Planned pages
These publish once the current pricing and capability check is complete. A comparison written from memory is worse than no comparison.
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Run it on your own accounts
Starting is free, takes no card, and includes your first published posts. Connector availability is shown account by account as each platform completes its review.
Post Array costs $25 a month, or $250 a year, which is two months free. Starting is free and takes no card: connect your accounts, schedule as much as you like, and your first published posts are on us. Connector availability is shown account by account as each platform completes its review.