The Facebook scheduler that runs itself

Text updates, single photos and multi-photo posts, link posts, native video and reels. You compose once, preview the result, and postqueen publishes it to the Page at the scheduled time.

No, and no other tool can either. Facebook's API only allows apps to publish to Pages, so postqueen connects the Pages you hold a publishing role on. Creating a Page for the thing you are promoting is free and takes a couple of minutes.

Yes. Connect every Page you have a publishing role on and pick the destinations per post, so one draft can go to all of them with per-Page wording where it matters. Your plan's channel limit is what caps how many you connect, from 5 on Creator up to uncapped on Ultimate.

Yes. The assistant drafts Page updates in your tone, shortens anything that rambles and rewrites what you highlight. Nothing publishes until you schedule it, and agents like Claude Code or ChatGPT can prepare a batch through the built-in MCP server.

Yes. Write once, select the Facebook Page plus your Instagram and Threads accounts, and adjust each version before scheduling. Every network gets its own native post through its own API, so nothing shows up as a shared link from somewhere else.

postqueen reports the post-level metrics Facebook's API exposes for your Pages, such as reach, reactions, comments and shares, plus how your Page follower count moves over time. Use it to compare formats and posting slots instead of guessing.

The usual causes are an expired Page connection, publishing permissions that disappeared when someone changed your Page role, a token invalidated by a Facebook password change, or a video past what Facebook accepts. postqueen shows the error on the post so you can fix the cause and reschedule.

Both. Every cloud plan starts with a 7-day free trial and you can cancel anytime. The open source version is free to self-host with Docker; for Facebook you create your own app in Meta's developer portal and add its credentials to your configuration.