The WordPress scheduler that runs itself

Any WordPress site whose REST API is reachable from the internet, which covers most modern installs. You connect with your site URL, a username and an application password created in your WordPress profile, so there is no plugin to install and no password sharing.

A title, full HTML body, excerpt, featured image, and any categories and tags you choose. If your workflow needs an editor's sign-off, postqueen can hand posts over as drafts or pending review instead of publishing directly, and your team finishes in wp-admin.

Blog posts are mostly evergreen and found through search, so the publish hour matters less than it does on social feeds. What does matter is pairing the article with timely promotion, so schedule the post and its social announcements together and keep the cadence steady. Your own traffic data is the only honest guide to timing.

Yes, and it is a common pattern: publish on your own site first, then fan the article out to the blog networks with canonical links pointing home. postqueen lets you reuse one draft across all of them with per-platform tweaks before anything goes live.

Yes. It handles long-form drafting well: outlines, full first drafts, rewrites and excerpts, all in your tone. Every draft stays editable, and nothing publishes until you schedule it.

WordPress core does not ship analytics, so most sites rely on their web analytics tool or a stats plugin, and those keep working exactly as before. postqueen tracks the publishing side: what went out, to which site, and what is queued next across all your channels.

Typical causes are a security plugin or firewall blocking the REST API, a revoked application password, a changed site URL, or a connected user whose role cannot publish. postqueen surfaces the site's error message on the post so you can fix the cause and retry quickly.

Yes. Every cloud plan starts with a 7-day free trial, unlimited posts included, cancel anytime. And since postqueen is open source like WordPress itself, you can self-host it for free and keep the whole pipeline on your own servers.