# Grok Connector: Post to Social Media From Grok **Source:** https://posteverywhere.ai/connectors/grok --- # Post to social media from Grok Yes. Add PostEverywhere as a custom connector at grok.com/connectors and Grok can schedule and publish for you. Grok can post to social media once you give it a connector with real publishing tools. PostEverywhere is that connector: one URL added at grok.com/connectors, and Grok can draft, schedule and publish across all the top platforms we support. On a personal plan you can add it yourself in under a minute. On Grok Business or Enterprise an admin has to provision it in the cloud console first, so if the option is greyed out you are not doing it wrong, you need someone with admin rights. Grok keeps the connector on your account rather than your device, so it follows you between the web app and the phone apps. Add it once on either and it is available on both, which suits the way most people actually use it. [Start your 7 day trial](https://app.posteverywhere.ai/signup)[All connectors →](https://posteverywhere.ai/connectors)Card required · $0 charged today · cancel any time ## How to connect PostEverywhere to Grok Nothing to install. The connector lives in your Grok account, not on your machine. Before you start - A Grok account. Personal plans can add connectors directly. - On Business or Enterprise, an admin who will provision the connector in the cloud console first. - A PostEverywhere plan and at least one connected social account. On Business or Enterprise, an admin has to add it A team admin provisions the connector in the cloud console first, at console.x.ai, then Grok Business, then Connectors, then Add Connector, then Other. On personal plans you can add it yourself. - 1Go to grok.com/connectors. On the phone apps it is Settings then Connectors. - 2Click New Connector, then select Custom. - 3Paste https://mcp.posteverywhere.ai. - 4Complete the sign-in. If the popup hangs on Connecting, close it and try once more. Building something custom? See [the hosted MCP setup reference](https://posteverywhere.ai/docs/integrations/mcp#hosted-mcp-the-recommended-setup). ## What you can ask Grok once it is connected Grok suits the fast turnaround: something is happening now and you want it out across every account before it stops mattering. Each one maps onto a real tool, covering scheduling, [AI captions](https://posteverywhere.ai/ai-content-generator) and [analytics](https://posteverywhere.ai/social-media-analytics). The [AI agents page](https://posteverywhere.ai/agents) has the full surface. Draft a post about something trending and schedule it for the busiest hour Expand a thread idea into posts for X and every other account Ask what is scheduled today and swap in something timelier Send your best-performing update to the platforms that missed it Confirm which accounts are connected before a launch Report which posts got traction this week and which did not Grok can draft, schedule and publish across all the top platforms, and read back what performed. It only reaches the accounts you have authorised in PostEverywhere. ### What the tools cover The connection carries all 38 tools: scheduling, publishing, media upload, campaigns, analytics and account health. For fast-turnaround work the useful pair is publish-now and schedule-later, so a reaction can go out on X immediately while the same idea is queued for the platforms where timing matters less. ### Prompts that work, and what comes back “Something is trending about our category right now. Draft a take and schedule it for the next busy hour.” Grok drafts to the moment and queues it, rather than leaving you to paste it somewhere else while the moment passes. “Post this to X now and schedule the same thing for LinkedIn and Threads this afternoon.” It publishes immediately where timing matters and queues the slower platforms separately. “What did we post this week and which one actually landed?” It reads back the week with engagement figures so you can ask for more of what worked. ## Grok connector troubleshooting The three things that actually go wrong, and what fixes each one. The popup hangs on Connecting Close it and try again. This is a quirk of the Grok connector flow rather than a fault in the server, and the second attempt almost always completes. New Connector is greyed out You are on Business or Enterprise, where an admin has to provision it in the cloud console first. On personal plans the option is available immediately. Grok answers but never schedules anything Name the action. Say schedule rather than write, and give it a time, otherwise it will happily just produce the text and stop there. ## What it will not do Worth knowing now rather than after you have started a trial. - It will not publish unprompted. Grok drafts and schedules when asked, and you can see everything queued before it goes. - It does not give Grok access to your X account beyond what you have authorised in PostEverywhere. - It cannot read replies or run an inbox. Publishing and performance reporting only. ## When to use Grok rather than another assistant Grok fits the fast turnaround. When something is happening now and the post needs to be out before it stops mattering, it is quicker than opening a dashboard. Reference material: [xAI developer documentation](https://docs.x.ai/docs/overview), [The Model Context Protocol spec](https://modelcontextprotocol.io). The full agent surface, including the REST API, is on the [AI agents page](https://posteverywhere.ai/agents). ## Included on every paid plan from $9/mo Grok connectors are free to add on personal plans. On our side the server is on every plan from $9. One key covers the connector, the [REST API](https://posteverywhere.ai/social-media-api) and the SDK. Using something other than Grok? [See all connectors](https://posteverywhere.ai/connectors), wire it up from [n8n, Make or Zapier](https://posteverywhere.ai/integrations), or read how the whole [agent setup](https://posteverywhere.ai/agents) fits together. [Start your 7 day trial](https://app.posteverywhere.ai/signup) ## Grok connector FAQ ### How do I connect PostEverywhere to Grok? Go to grok.com/connectors. On the phone apps it is Settings then Connectors. Then: Click New Connector, then select Custom. Then: Paste https://mcp.posteverywhere.ai. Then: Complete the sign-in. If the popup hangs on Connecting, close it and try once more. A team admin provisions the connector in the cloud console first, at console.x.ai, then Grok Business, then Connectors, then Add Connector, then Other. On personal plans you can add it yourself. ### Can Grok post to social media? Yes. Add PostEverywhere as a custom connector at grok.com/connectors and Grok can schedule and publish for you. Grok suits the fast turnaround: something is happening now and you want it out across every account before it stops mattering. ### The connector popup hangs on Connecting. What now? Close it and try once more. This is a known quirk of the Grok connector flow rather than a problem with the server, and the second attempt almost always completes. ### Can I add the connector from the Grok phone app? Yes. On the phone apps it lives under Settings then Connectors rather than at grok.com/connectors, but it is the same flow and the same URL. ### Why is the option greyed out on my work account? On Grok Business or Enterprise a team admin has to provision the connector first, in the cloud console at console.x.ai. Until they do you cannot add it yourself, whichever menu you use. ### What does it cost to use Grok this way? Grok connectors are free to add on personal plans. On our side the server is on every plan from $9. Every plan has a 7-day trial and a card is required to start it. ## Other assistants [Claude](https://posteverywhere.ai/connectors/claude)[ChatGPT](https://posteverywhere.ai/connectors/chatgpt)[Cursor](https://posteverywhere.ai/connectors/cursor)[Claude Code](https://posteverywhere.ai/connectors/claude-code)[Windsurf](https://posteverywhere.ai/connectors/windsurf)[Cline](https://posteverywhere.ai/connectors/cline)[Zed](https://posteverywhere.ai/connectors/zed)[Codex CLI](https://posteverywhere.ai/connectors/codex-cli)