Publora
An API that lets an AI agent post, schedule and reply across ten social networks with a single call, instead of juggling ten separate logins.
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Description
If you've ever wanted your AI assistant to actually post something to social media for you — not just draft it — Publora is the plumbing that makes that possible: one simple request, and your post goes out to X, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok and more at once.
Publora is a publishing API and MCP server for posting, scheduling, commenting and analyzing across 10 social platforms (LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Bluesky, Mastodon, Telegram) via a single REST call or MCP integration. Built by Creative Content Crafts, it's MCP-native and works directly with Claude, Cursor and custom agent frameworks, includes a 2-month content calendar, AI editing suggestions, webhooks, and LinkedIn-specific analytics. Infrastructure runs on Cloudflare Workers; the free tier includes full API/MCP access at 15 posts/month.
💬 Our review
The short version: for developers building AI agents that need to actually publish to social media (not just draft copy), Publora is a cheap, well-documented way to skip building ten separate platform integrations yourself.
Compared to a general social scheduling tool like Buffer or Hootsuite (built for human marketers clicking through a calendar UI), Publora is API/MCP-first — its target user is a developer or an autonomous agent, not a marketing team. At $2.99-5.99/month per account it's inexpensive, and the free tier (15 posts/month with full API access) is generous for testing. The catch is maturity: it's a young product (public repos from February 2026) from a small team, so before routing production posting volume through it, check its uptime history and rate limits against your needs.
💰 Pricing
📊 Global score
🤖 AI-enriched data
Free: 15 posts/month; Pro $2.99/mo per account (100 posts); Premium $5.99/mo per account (500 posts) — all tiers include full REST API + MCP
Pros
Single API call posts to 10 platforms at once
Native MCP server — plugs directly into Claude, Cursor, custom agents
Generous free tier: 15 posts/month with full API/MCP access
Well-documented with code examples in 7 languages
Cons
Young product (public since Feb 2026) — limited track record for production reliability
No dashboard-first UI for non-technical marketers, it's built for developers
Small team (Creative Content Crafts) behind a service handling social credentials
LinkedIn-specific analytics only, other platforms less covered