Schedule Kick clips and updates in advance
Queue a month of Kick clips and updates in minutes and let postqueen publish them at the times you pick. No reminders, no copy and paste.
Schedule Kick channel updates, go-live announcements and clip promotion, so the routine around every stream runs itself while you focus on the broadcast.
Start a 7-day trial for $0Kick built its reputation on a 95/5 subscription split, and the creators who moved there brought audiences that expect a reliable schedule. The stream itself is live work, but the title, the category, the announcement and the clips that follow are all routine that can be prepared days ahead. postqueen connects to your channel through Kick's public API and takes that routine off your hands.
Queue a month of Kick clips and updates in minutes and let postqueen publish them at the times you pick. No reminders, no copy and paste.
The built-in assistant writes and rewrites clips and updates in a tone that fits Kick, so nothing reads like it was pasted from another network.
Send the same idea to Kick and every other channel you run, with per-platform tweaks before anything goes live.
Post consistently and double down on the content your followers responds to.
Channel updates
Stream title and category are set on a channel you own, through Kick's public API
Chat
Kick's public API can post chat messages into your channel
Clips
Short highlights cut from a live stream inside Kick
Video uploads
Kick's API does not accept uploaded video, so streams start inside Kick
API access
OAuth with app credentials created in the Kick developer portal
API maturity
Kick's public API is comparatively new, so the endpoint set is narrower than on older platforms
Limits come from the platform's official API and can change.
Drafts, queued clips and updates and published history on a week or month view. Drag to reschedule, click to edit.
Generate, shorten or rewrite Kick clips and updates with one prompt, then fine-tune the result before it publishes.
Keep all your Kick clips and updates in a shared calendar with roles, comments and a clean history.
Write it once for Kick, then send the same idea to every other channel you run. postqueen supports 30 platforms and tailors captions, hashtags and formats for each one before anything goes live.
One post, tailored per platform
Captions, hashtags and formats adjust automatically before publishing.
Queue weeks of clips and updates in one sitting and let postqueen publish each one right on time. Unlimited posts on every plan.
The setup and promotion around a stream: the title and category for each broadcast, chat messages into your channel, and clips pushed out to your other networks. Kick has no public post feed, so postqueen automates the work surrounding the stream rather than claiming a feed that does not exist.
No. Kick's API does not accept video uploads or remote stream starts, so broadcasting stays in Kick and your encoder. Everything around the stream is what gets scheduled, and that is where the repetitive work actually is.
A Kick account and an OAuth connection to a channel you own. Kick runs a developer portal where app credentials are issued, and postqueen uses that official path rather than scraping the site. You can revoke the authorization from Kick at any time.
Yes, and it is the highest-leverage thing to automate here. Clips are short, which makes them the easiest asset to reuse across networks: send one to TikTok, YouTube and X from a single composer with a caption per platform. They come out of a landscape stream though, so a vertical crop is worth doing before it reaches Shorts or TikTok. Each network receives a native upload, not a link back to Kick.
Yes. The built-in assistant drafts stream titles and go-live announcements in your voice, and you pick the time before anything publishes. Agents like Claude Code or OpenClaw can queue a full week through the CLI or the built-in MCP server.
Less than on mature networks, and it is better to be straight about that: Kick's public API exposes a narrow set of data, so postqueen reports what it can and shows how your cross-posted clips performed elsewhere. Kick's own creator dashboard remains the source for stream-level numbers.
Most often an expired or revoked OAuth token, a missing scope on the channel, or an endpoint Kick's API does not expose yet. postqueen marks the item with the reason so you can reconnect and retry instead of finding out from a silent gap.
Yes. All cloud plans include a 7-day free trial with unlimited posts and you can cancel anytime. Self-hosting the open source version with Docker is free.
Queue this week's posts in minutes, or hand the whole thing to your favorite AI. postqueen keeps publishing either way.
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