Jamie Partridge
Founder, PostEverywhere
I'm the founder of PostEverywhere, a social media scheduling tool built so that both people and AI agents can operate it. I started it in August 2025 and I still write most of what you read on this blog.
Before this I spent more than a decade in B2B marketing and go-to-market for technology companies. In 2020 I founded UpliftGTM in Sydney, which pairs outsourced SDR teams with go-to-market strategy, sales enablement and RevOps for B2B technology businesses across Australia, New Zealand, the UK and Europe. I have worked on the go-to-market of more than thirty technology companies, which is where the habit of testing claims rather than repeating them comes from. I read law at Nottingham Law School before any of it, which turns out to be useful training for reading a pricing page properly.
Why I built PostEverywhere
Running marketing for other people's companies, I kept hitting the same wall: publishing to every network meant either paying enterprise prices for a suite we used a tenth of, or stitching together three cheaper tools that each did one job. Neither made sense for a small team.
So PostEverywhere publishes through each platform's official API, handles the per-platform format rules, refreshes tokens before they expire, retries on rate limits and fires a webhook when something fails. It starts at $9 a month. Every plan has a 7 day trial, a card is required to start it, and there is no permanently free tier. I would rather say that here than surprise anyone at the checkout.
The part I care most about is that an AI agent can drive it. We run a hosted MCP server with 44 tools, published as @posteverywhere/mcp on npm and listed in the official Model Context Protocol registry, so ChatGPT or Claude can schedule and publish directly. There is a CLI too, and the code is on GitHub.
What I write about
Social media strategy, scheduling, AI content creation and how the platform algorithms actually behave. Where I compare tools, I have usually paid for them: the comparison pages list where PostEverywhere loses as well as where it wins, because a review that only lists strengths is not much use to anyone deciding.
Some of the most-read pieces:
- Social Media Scheduler: how PostEverywhere compares with the top tools
- Post to All Social Media at Once: the tools compared
- How the TikTok Algorithm Works
- How the X (Twitter) Algorithm Works
- Connecting Claude to your social accounts
Browse everything I've written, or start with the latest posts on the blog.
Curious what customers think? Read PostEverywhere reviews from Trustpilot and G2.