Plan, create, schedule and analyze Facebook posts for every Page, or let your AI agent do it

Yes. PostEverywhere schedules Facebook Page posts, link posts, photo sets, Reels and regular videos from one calendar, and publishes each through the Meta Graph API at the time you set.

Facebook's own schedule feature lives in Meta Business Suite: it is free, handles one post at a time and stops about 29 to 30 days out in practice. PostEverywhere has no horizon of its own (the time only has to be in the future, because posts wait on our servers until then), so a quarter ahead is fine, and it adds bulk upload, several Pages in one calendar and AI agents.

Scheduling does not lower reach. A post sent through the Graph API is ranked like one typed by hand, on its comments and shares. Facebook adds a small "Published by" line naming the tool, but only the Page's admins and editors see it, as with every scheduler.

In PostEverywhere, connect your Page, write the post, add a photo, link or video, then pick a time or the next queue opening; it publishes to every Page you selected. In Meta Business Suite, you create the post, choose Schedule from the arrow beside Publish and set the date.

In PostEverywhere the composer covers:

• A post message of up to 63,206 characters, written yourself or with Write with AI.
• One photo, a set of 2 to 10, a Share Link, a video, or nothing at all for a text update.
• Video Format set to Reel or Regular Video, plus an uploaded Cover Photo.
• Any mix of the Pages you have connected, each publishing its own copy.

Yes. Add a video in PostEverywhere and keep Video Format on Reel, the default; switch to Regular Video for landscape footage such as a talk or a tour. A landscape file left on Reel goes out as a regular video anyway.

Facebook takes up to 30 Reels per Page per day, and you can upload your own Cover Photo, since Facebook does not accept a picked frame through the API. Already posting Reels on Instagram? Send the same file to both in one post, as in cross-posting Instagram Reels to Facebook Reels.

Yes. Paste the URL in Share Link and PostEverywhere publishes a Facebook link post; Facebook builds the preview card from the linked page's title and image tags at the moment it goes live.

If you change the destination page after scheduling, update the link in the post as well. When reach matters more than the click, a photo or Reel with the link in the message usually travels further than a bare link card.

Yes. Attach between 2 and 10 images, each up to 30 MB, and PostEverywhere publishes them together as one Page post.

Photo sets suit an event recap, a new menu or a before-and-after; for sizes that do not get cropped in the feed, see Facebook aspect ratios.

No. No third-party tool can publish into Facebook Groups, PostEverywhere included, because Meta retired the Groups API in April 2024 and with it the permission schedulers relied on. PostEverywhere does not schedule Facebook Stories either.

Post in a Group natively, and post Stories in the Facebook app or Meta Business Suite. For using Groups well, read Facebook Groups for business. Pages, including Business Portfolio Pages, are where scheduled posts go.

For most businesses and agencies it is PostEverywhere: Page posts, link posts, photo sets and Reels to every Page you manage from one calendar, next to all your other platforms, from $9 a month, with ChatGPT, Claude or any MCP client able to schedule through the hosted MCP server and the API on every plan.

The comparison table lines it up against Meta Business Suite, Buffer, Hootsuite, SocialBee, Later, Loomly, Publer, Sendible, Vista Social and Sprout Social. If you post only to Facebook and Instagram and want to pay nothing, Meta Business Suite covers the basics.

Yes: Meta Business Suite is free and schedules Facebook Page posts, Reels and Stories plus Instagram, one at a time and roughly 30 days ahead. Buffer and Publer also offer free versions for a few accounts. PostEverywhere itself has no free plan.

PostEverywhere runs from $9 a month for 2 connected accounts to $39 a month for 20 accounts and 5 workspaces. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. You add a card to begin, owe $0 that day and can cancel at any point in the trial. The pricing page has the full breakdown.

Yes. The PostEverywhere content calendar is a Facebook planner: posts for every Page you connect sit in one week or month view, with a filter for a single Page.

Drag a post to reschedule it, or set queue openings so new Page posts take the next free slot. For a month of material, pick from 100 Facebook content ideas.

Within what Facebook shares: PostEverywhere Analytics shows likes, comments, shares and clicks for each post, plus views on every video and Reel.

Facebook does not give outside tools post reach or impressions, so those stay in Meta's Insights. The 28-day Page totals appear on the account panel, and Facebook metrics and KPIs explains which numbers to watch.

Yes. Select several Pages in the PostEverywhere composer and each publishes the post at the same moment; connect as many Pages as your plan allows, up to 20 accounts on Scale.

Any Page your Facebook login manages can be added, including Pages owned by a Business Portfolio. Personal profiles cannot be scheduled to by any tool, because Meta's API only publishes to Pages.

Usually the target is something Meta does not allow tools to publish to, or the access has changed. Check these:

• A personal profile or a Group as the destination, which no tool can post to.
• A date past the roughly 30-day limit in Meta Business Suite.
• A lost admin or editor role on the Page.
• A Page shown under Need Attention in PostEverywhere, which just needs reconnecting.

Yes. PostEverywhere auto-posts to Facebook Pages: each post publishes at its time through the Graph API with no phone prompt to confirm.

To automate a whole Page, fill queue openings once, upload a month of posts by .csv with one row per Page, call the REST API from your own system, or let an AI agent write and schedule them. To post the same thing on Instagram, see posting to Instagram and Facebook at the same time.

In PostEverywhere, open the content calendar or the All Posts list. Posts scheduled here wait in PostEverywhere and publish through Meta’s official API at their time, so they appear in your calendar, labelled by Page, rather than in Meta Business Suite’s scheduled list.

Click a post to change the text, move it to another day or delete it before it goes out. Afterwards it shows as published, or as failed with the reason Facebook gave so you can fix it and retry.

Yes. The PostEverywhere iPhone app schedules posts to your Facebook Pages alongside your other accounts. On any other phone, the PostEverywhere web app works in the browser, so you can check the week and fix a caption wherever you are.

Yes. Meta's official one is the Meta Graph API, and PostEverywhere's REST API sits on top of it, so one POST /v1/posts request publishes or schedules a text post, link, photo set, Reel or video to your Pages.

Calling Meta directly means creating a Meta app, getting Page publishing permissions through Meta's app review, and managing Page access tokens. With PostEverywhere the Page admin connects once and your code sends the post, on every plan. Every field is in the Facebook API guide, and how to post to Facebook with an API builds a request step by step.

Yes. PostEverywhere's hosted MCP server at mcp.posteverywhere.ai/mcp lets any MCP client publish and schedule posts to the Facebook Pages you have connected, through the Graph API.

Your agent picks Pages by name, sends text, links, photos or Reels, and checks results or retries a failed post. Setup for each client is on the AI agents page.

Yes, through PostEverywhere. Add the connector in Claude or a custom connector in ChatGPT, then ask it to write and publish or schedule a Page post, link post or Reel.

It posts only to Pages, never to a personal profile. Ask for a draft when you want to check the wording first, and add a video Cover Photo yourself in the composer. Cursor and any other MCP client connect the same way.