Postiz is an agentic social media scheduling platform supporting 30+ networks. Plan, generate, and publish content to X, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Reddit, Threads, Bluesky, and more from one calendar. Its MCP server provides 13 tools so Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible agent can list accounts, schedule posts, generate images/videos, and clip long videos into shorts—with human approval before anything goes live. Built-in AI handles copy generation, image/video creation, and video clipping. Cloud plans start at $29/month (Standard, 5 channels) with a 7-day trial and no free tier; Team $39, Pro $49, Ultimate $99. The open-source AGPL-3.0 self-hosted edition is free with no feature gating, but you run Postgres, Redis, and Temporal yourself.

An AI long-form-to-short-clip tool with a full timeline editor and an unusually complete developer stack. Import a YouTube video, Loom, webinar, podcast, or workspace asset; AI transcribes, finds the strongest passages, reframes for vertical, and auto-captions them—but the output is an editable draft, not a blind one-shot export. You review captions, framing, and cuts in a keyframe-capable timeline before rendering. AI video generation (6+ models including Kling, Luma, Runway, Veo, Minimax, Wan) is built into the same editor, plus a visual workflow builder for batch creation. Developer ecosystem: hosted MCP server (215 tools, OAuth 2.1, works with Claude Code/Codex/Cursor/Zapier), REST API with OpenAPI spec, and a CLI (npm i -g blitzreels@latest) with --dry-run, --json, idempotency keys, and agent context. Pricing (monthly): Starter $39/mo, Growth $79/mo, Agency $199/mo. Annual (25% off): Starter $29/mo ($348/yr), Growth $59/mo ($708/yr), Agency $149/mo ($1,788/yr). API/MCP/CLI included on Agency. Note: 7-day trial requires a card and auto-converts to a paid plan (1 import at 720p/15min, 3 watermarked exports at 720p/3min); AI credit consumption per clip is not documented—confirm before relying on generation; web-only, no desktop or mobile app; voice library is narrower than voice-first competitors; no verified third-party user reviews on Trustpilot/G2/Capterra as of listing.

An AI video editor that edits real recorded footage through plain-language direction. Upload interviews, podcasts, tutorials, or camera rolls, then describe the edit you want (“tighten the pacing,” “strengthen the opening,” “remove the repeated setup”). CutKarma surfaces the best moments with source timestamps before cutting, lets you review, refine, or undo each suggestion conversationally, and exports the same footage as 9:16 Reels/Shorts, 1:1 square, and 16:9 long-form in parallel. It does the actual edit (hook detection, filler/silence removal, beat-synced cuts, burn-in captions, music, B-roll), not just auto-captions or clipping. Note: pricing is not publicly listed in verified sources (Future Tools marks it Paid, but no numbers are confirmed); no user reviews on Product Hunt as of listing (3 followers, “No reviews yet”); very early-stage product—limited independent validation; not to be confused with Credit Karma or other Karma-named services.

An AI social media management platform built around brand consistency. An AI Brand Kit Wizard learns your voice, colors, hashtag strategy, and emoji preferences from your website, then applies those rules to every generated post—so content sounds like you, not a generic template. Create and schedule posts across Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Pinterest, and Google Business Profile; generate images and short AI videos (clips capped at 10 seconds, extendable to 40 seconds via video credits); plan campaigns with a Describe → Plan → Posts → Schedule workflow; and track performance. Has dedicated playbooks for restaurants and service businesses. Pricing: free forever plan with limited credits; paid tiers start around $20/mo (USD per one directory) or A$29/mo (AUD per another)—confirm currency and tier at signup. Note: AI video generation is metered and is the scarcest resource (10s clips, extensions cost credits); no public API or MCP documented; no verified third-party user reviews on Trustpilot/G2/Capterra as of listing. Important: not to be confused with chirpy.pro (macOS file matcher), the open-source Chirpy comment system, Chirpy.so (feedback tool), or Chirpy AI (website chatbot).

A data-driven research and scriptwriting platform for short-form video creators. Build a Watchlist of channels in your niche, deep-analyze their best-performing videos (1 credit each) to extract transcript, hook, storytelling format, visual layout, and outlier score, then turn those patterns into ideas and scripts. MCP is built in: connect https://mcp.sandcastles.ai/ to Claude Desktop or Google Antigravity, and ask it to bulk-analyze top outliers or research winning hooks and formats directly from the chat. Automations (Pro+) let rules auto-analyze videos by outlier score, views, and engagement. Pricing: a one-time $5/month Starter plan exists for new accounts only, but it is severely limited—10 credits/month, 1 workspace, no MCP, no Automations, no Reports, no new-channel tracking. Full plans: Pro $49/mo (or $39/mo annual, 100 credits, 3 workspaces, MCP), Visionary $99/mo (or $79/mo annual, 250 credits, 5 workspaces), Titan $499/mo (or $399/mo annual, 1,500 credits, 20 workspaces, API access). Note: Starter is a one-time offer and its limitations are easy to miss—full plans start at $49/mo. ScamAdviser shows a trust score of 0 but concludes the site is legit (score likely stale—not scanned in 30+ days); WHOIS is hidden and traffic is low. Not a publishing tool—research and scriptwriting only. Not to be confused with the open-source sandcastle-ai workflow engine on PyPI.

A social media management platform for agencies, freelancers, and small teams. Schedule across Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, Threads, YouTube, Pinterest, Google Business Profile, and Bluesky; bulk-schedule large content batches; manage client approvals, white-label reports, and team workflows on higher plans. Includes AI content generation, a content library, post recycling, and a social inbox. Security: SOC 2 Type 2 certified (11-month independent audit covering access control, encryption, threat detection). Pricing: US Pro $30/mo monthly or $25.50/mo annual (Europe €29/€24.65; UK £25/£21.25); Essentials entry tier around $20/mo (~$17/mo annual); Premium around $100/mo. 14-day trial, no card. Extra social accounts ~$4/mo each; extra users ~$5/mo. Note: agency features (client approvals, white-label reports, advanced analytics) require Premium; analytics are basic on lower tiers; Trustpilot rating is much lower than G2/Capterra (roughly 2.4–3.0/5 vs 4.4–4.5), driven by refund and support complaints, and the pricing page does not list a money-back guarantee—treat this as a billing/support caution. The Shopify App Store listing ($20/mo) is a separate, simplified product, not the main platform.

An AI social media management workspace for founders, small teams, and agencies. Every brand gets a dedicated autonomous AI agent in an isolated sandbox that learns brand voice and remembers past posts, schedules, and preferences. You brief it in the dashboard or via Telegram (Team and Agency plans) with text, voice notes, or images; it drafts captions, images, videos, carousels, and a content calendar; you approve, tweak, or skip—nothing publishes without your sign-off. Internally it coordinates a “parliament” of seven named agents (crowordinator, producer, creative, harbinger, planner, analyst, accountant) so one conversation yields copy, media, a calendar slot, engagement flags, and an AI budget readout. Publishes to 15 channels including Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, Facebook, YouTube, Threads, Reddit, Pinterest, Bluesky, WhatsApp, and Telegram. Pricing is flat per brand, not per seat: Starter $20/mo ($20 AI credits, 1 brand), Team $60/mo ($60 credits, Telegram-connected agent, autonomous campaigns), Agency $200/mo ($200 credits, best AI rates); extra brands $20/mo each. Note: no underlying AI models are named, so model quality can\'t be evaluated from materials; no verified third-party user reviews or evaluations available as of listing (RightAIChoice found only 2 mentions across 1 source); the “free tier” mentioned in some directories appears to be a trial of the AI engine rather than a permanent free-forever plan, and the official pricing page lists only paid plans; ad platform integrations (Meta, Google, LinkedIn, X Ads) are on the roadmap through 2026, not fully live; AI drafts may need refinement for brand fit.

An end-to-end social media management platform for founders, marketing teams, and agencies. Draft, plan, and schedule content across LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, and Threads from one workspace. Standout features include an AI Post Reviewer that flags typos, suspicious links, mismatched previews, LinkedIn @mention format errors, and channel-specific gotchas before publishing; version history with word-level diffs and one-click restore; and video cover-frame selection inside the composer. Developer ecosystem is complete: REST API, hosted MCP server (OAuth, ordinal_-prefixed tools), and Webhooks are all live and documented. Pricing: Starter $85/mo annual or $95/mo monthly (3 seats, 4 social profiles, AI content creation), Pro $235/mo annual or $265/mo monthly (unlimited seats, analytics, automated engagement, approval workflows, API & MCP), Enterprise custom (SSO, custom permissions). No permanent free tier; free trial available. Note: ScamAdviser trust score 45/100 (hidden WHOIS, low traffic; conclusion is \"legit and reliable\"); API/MCP require Pro tier; no verified third-party user reviews on Trustpilot/G2/Capterra as of listing; not to be confused with the R statistical package named ordinal.

An agent-native social media scheduling platform built by Jamie Partridge (started August 2025). Publishes to 11 platforms (Instagram posts/Reels/Stories/carousels, TikTok, LinkedIn profiles and company pages, YouTube videos and Shorts, Facebook, X, Threads, Bluesky, Telegram, Discord, Pinterest) through each network\'s official API. The differentiator is that every plan includes the full agent stack: a hosted MCP server (https://mcp.posteverywhere.ai, also open-source on npm), a Node.js SDK wrapping 50 REST endpoints, a CLI with a bundled Agent Skill, and signed webhooks. No developer tier, no API add-on. AI Studio handles captions, images, and short video; AI credits vary by plan. Pricing: Lite $9/mo (2 accounts, 10 credits, 1 member), Starter $19/mo (5 accounts, 25 credits, 2 members), Growth $29/mo (10 accounts, 100 credits, 3 members), Scale $39/mo (20 accounts, 500 credits, 5 members, 5 workspaces). All plans include unlimited posts, all 11 platforms, full API/MCP/CLI. 7-day trial requires card; no permanent free tier. Annual saves 20%. Add-ons: teammate $5/mo, workspace $2/mo, 100 AI credits $5, 50GB storage $5. Note: Lite is single-user with no roles; AI video generation may require credit top-ups on lower plans; no verified third-party user reviews on Trustpilot/G2/Capterra as of listing.

A short-form video intelligence platform with two distinct sides. The developer-facing side (dev.virlo.ai) is a pay-per-request data API and MCP server covering TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram Reels: Content Research Agents that collect videos by niche with 79 AI labels (topic, hook, format, tone, brand safety, AI use), creator/sound/hashtag lookups, tracking with daily AI reports, trends/digests, and an MCP server (https://dev.virlo.ai/api/mcp/mcp) for Claude Code and Cursor. Billing is prepaid (1 credit = $0.01, errors free); Trends Digest costs $0.25, creator lookup $0.50, agent run $0.50, raw video data $0.01. The consumer-facing side is an AI content creation tool (script/video/audio/image generation via Veo 3, Runway, Sora 2, ElevenLabs), sold via subscription tiers—but the intro subscription is data-only, and content-creation credits require an additional purchase or a higher tier (a point of complaint on Trustpilot). G2: 4.9/5 (6 reviews, all small businesses, Apr–Jun 2026); Trustpilot: mixed (two 1-star reviews about subscription not including creation credits, one 5-star review). Note: the two product lines have different pricing and access models—verify which one you\'re evaluating.