A template means every post is written by you in advance, with the title and link filled in.
A daily cap stops a burst of new items becoming a burst of posts.
RSS auto-posting turns each new item in a feed, such as a blog, into a post. The post is built from a template you write with fields like title and link. In 1Post new items are saved for your review by default, and sending them straight to the queue is an opt-in with a daily limit.
A template means every post is written by you in advance, with the title and link filled in.
A daily cap stops a burst of new items becoming a burst of posts.
7-day trial for $1. Connect your accounts and schedule a week of posts in one sitting.
Start a trialCount characters the way each network does, split threads and preview posts. No account needed.
Open the toolsPost to every network from your own code or assistant with one key, signed webhooks and idempotent requests.
See the APIOnly if you turn that on. By default each new item waits for you.
Plan the week in one sitting, keep your team in the loop, and let 1Post publish on time while you get on with the rest of your day.