// head to head
Postiz vs Blotato
Short answer: pick Postiz if you want the most platforms (30+) or want to run it yourself — it is open source under AGPL-3.0 and free to self-host. Pick Blotato if you want the most accounts for the money (20 on its $29 Starter plan, against 5 on Postiz’s $29 Standard) and built-in AI video, and its 9 platforms cover yours. Both start at $29 a month with a 7-day trial, and both have an MCP server for Claude and ChatGPT. The catch with Blotato is that its trial leaves out the API and MCP, so you pay before you can test the agent side; Postiz says agent access is on every plan.
Two schedulers, compared on the things that actually differ. Every figure below was read off Postiz’s and Blotato’s own pages on 24 September 2026 — not from a press release and not from memory.
Sources: postiz.com and blotato.com, 24 September 2026. Prices change — check both before deciding.
Pick Postiz if…
- Open source under AGPL-3.0 with over 36,000 GitHub stars, and fully self-hostable — you can run it on your own servers with no vendor lock-in. seenpaid’s revenue engine is closed.
- More platforms than seenpaid: 30+ against 21, including several seenpaid does not support.
- Unlimited posts, a public API, webhooks, AI video and YouTube clipping on every plan, and team seats from $39.
Pick Blotato if…
- 20 social accounts on the $29 Starter plan, which is cheaper than seenpaid if you run six or more small brands: seenpaid counts workspaces (brands), not accounts, and Solo ($19.99) covers five.
- A 36-tool MCP server plus a REST API and official n8n and Make nodes; on the agent axis this is the closest thing to a peer.
- AI video, ElevenLabs voiceovers and DM and comment-reply automation built in, none of which seenpaid has.
A third option
Neither one can tell you which post made money
Postiz and Blotato both report reach and engagement, and neither connects to a payment processor — so if a post produced a sale, nothing in either tool will tell you. seenpaid schedules to 21 platforms like they do, then reads your Stripe and attributes each payment to the exact post that drove it. It ships a hosted MCP server with 50 tools so an AI agent can read those numbers too.
Worth saying plainly: if you do not sell anything, revenue attribution is worth nothing to you and one of the two above is the better answer.
Questions
Postiz vs Blotato: which should I pick?
Short answer: pick Postiz if you want the most platforms (30+) or want to run it yourself — it is open source under AGPL-3.0 and free to self-host. Pick Blotato if you want the most accounts for the money (20 on its $29 Starter plan, against 5 on Postiz’s $29 Standard) and built-in AI video, and its 9 platforms cover yours. Both start at $29 a month with a 7-day trial, and both have an MCP server for Claude and ChatGPT. The catch with Blotato is that its trial leaves out the API and MCP, so you pay before you can test the agent side; Postiz says agent access is on every plan.
Postiz vs Blotato: which is cheaper?
Postiz: Standard $29/mo (5 channels), Team $39 (10), Pro $49 (30), Ultimate $99 (100). About 20% less billed annually ($23, $31, $39, $79). Unlimited posts and the API on every plan. Blotato: Starter $29/mo (20 social accounts), Creator $97/mo (40 accounts), Agency $499/mo. Annual plans save about 17%. Both were read off their own pricing pages on 24 September 2026.
Do Postiz or Blotato show revenue per post?
Postiz: No — its analytics track impressions, likes, comments and shares; nothing connects to a payment processor. Blotato: No — its analytics cover post metrics on eight platforms (all but LinkedIn); nothing connects to a payment processor. Neither connects a payment processor to individual posts, which is the gap seenpaid fills.
Which supports more platforms?
Postiz supports 30+ — including Nostr, Farcaster (Warpcast), Lemmy, Dev.to, Hashnode, Discord, Slack, Twitch, Kick, Skool, Whop. Blotato supports 9 — X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, Bluesky, Pinterest.