postqueen vs FeedHive
Creator focused scheduling with AI drafting, post conditions, and recycling.
FeedHive began as an X focused scheduler and grew outward, and that heritage still shows in the composer. It suits solo creators, founders, and small brand teams who post steadily to a handful of accounts, rather than agencies coordinating dozens of clients.
FeedHive can be scripted, which puts it ahead of most of this market. What it cannot do is hand you the database: postqueen is AGPL-3.0 and free to self-host, so the OAuth tokens and the publishing history stay somewhere you control.
Feature by feature
| Feature | postqueen | FeedHive |
|---|---|---|
| Channels | ||
| Yes | Yes | |
| YouTube | Yes | Yes |
| Google Business | Yes | Yes |
| Dribbble | Yes | No |
| Yes | Yes | |
| Yes | No | |
| TikTok | Yes | Yes |
| Yes | Yes | |
| Yes | Yes | |
| Threads | Yes | Yes |
| X | Yes | Yes |
| Slack | Yes | No |
| Discord | Yes | Yes |
| Mastodon | Yes | No |
| Bluesky | Yes | No |
| Lemmy | Yes | No |
| Warpcast | Yes | No |
| Telegram | Yes | No |
| Nostr | Yes | No |
| VK | Yes | No |
| Dev.to | Yes | No |
| Medium | Yes | No |
| Hashnode | Yes | No |
| WordPress | Yes | No |
| Whop | Yes | No |
| Kick | Yes | No |
| MeWe | Yes | No |
| Twitch | Yes | No |
| Listmonk | Yes | No |
| Skool | Yes | No |
| Publishing | ||
| Post scheduling | Yes | Yes |
| Drag & drop calendar | Yes | Yes |
| Cross posting?One post, many channels, per-platform formatting | Yes | Yes |
| Bulk scheduling | Yes | n/a |
| Save as draft | Yes | Yes |
| Image & video upload | Yes | Yes |
| Video publishing | Yes | Yes |
| Threads & scheduled comments | Yes | Yes |
| AI post drafting | Yes | Yes |
| AI image generation | Yes | Yes |
| Built-in picture editor | Yes | n/a |
| Team approvals | No | Yes |
| Features | ||
| Open source | Yes | No |
| Self-hosting?Run it on your own server for free | Yes | No |
| Public API | Yes | Yes |
| Webhooks | Yes | n/a |
| CLI | Yes | n/a |
| MCP server?Model Context Protocol for AI assistants | Yes | Yes |
| AI agent integrations?Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenClaw, Hermes | Yes | Yes |
| Node.js SDK | Yes | n/a |
| n8n integration | Yes | n/a |
| Zapier / Make.com?Connect via the public API and webhooks | Yes | Yes |
| Automated actions (Plugs)?Auto repost, like and comment on milestones | Yes | Post conditions and comment triggers |
| Repeated posts | Yes | Yes |
| RSS auto-post | Yes | n/a |
| Signatures | Yes | n/a |
| Analytics | Yes | Yes |
| Customer / brand groups | Yes | n/a |
| Unlimited team members?On Growth plans and above | Yes | Seat based by plan |
| White label | No | n/a |
| Mobile app | No | n/a |
| Social inbox | No | Yes |
| Social listening | No | n/a |
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Pricing at a glance
Cloud plans run $20 to $99 per month with unlimited posts on every plan, four or five months free on yearly billing, and a 7-day free trial. Self-hosting is free.
Paid plans start around 15 euro per month for solo creators and rise through brand, business, and agency tiers, with a 7-day free trial.
Frequently asked questions
What is the main difference between postqueen and FeedHive?
postqueen is open source and built for AI agents to drive: the same account is reachable from a calendar, a CLI, a REST API and a built-in MCP server, and you can run the whole thing yourself. Creator focused scheduling with AI drafting, post conditions, and recycling. Which one fits depends on whether you want to automate publishing or manage it in a dashboard.
Is FeedHive or postqueen open source?
postqueen is. It is AGPL-3.0 licensed, the code that touches your accounts is public, and self-hosting is free with a Docker image or a Helm chart. FeedHive is a hosted product, so the database, the OAuth tokens and the publishing history stay on their infrastructure.
How many channels does each one publish to?
postqueen publishes to 30 channels and FeedHive covers 10 of the ones we track. The number matters less than the overlap: list the networks you actually post to, then check both against that list rather than against each other.
Can I drive either one from an AI agent?
postqueen ships a built-in MCP server, a CLI on npm, a REST API, a Node SDK and an n8n node, so Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw and Hermes can all drive it. FeedHive has an MCP server but no CLI we could verify.
How does the pricing compare?
postqueen cloud plans run from $20 to $99 a month with unlimited posts on every plan, four or five months free on yearly billing, and a 7-day free trial. Self-hosting is free. FeedHive: paid plans start around 15 euro per month for solo creators and rise through brand, business, and agency tiers, with a 7-day free trial. Prices move, so confirm both before deciding.
What is involved in switching from FeedHive?
Plan for the reconnection, not the export. Scheduled posts rarely migrate between tools, so someone re-enters the queue by hand, and every channel needs its OAuth connection made again. The part worth checking first is whether FeedHive lets you take your analytics history with you, because that is the piece that is gone for good if it does not.
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