Plan, create, schedule and analyze Threads posts and full threads, or let your AI agent do it

Yes, two ways. The Threads app has a built-in scheduler for single posts, and PostEverywhere adds a calendar, a posting queue, scheduled multi-post threads, several profiles in one place and AI agents that schedule for you, all through the official Threads API.

Scheduling does not change how a post is treated. Posts published through the API are ranked like posts made in the app, on how people respond, so the time you save is best spent replying. How the Threads algorithm works explains the signals.

Connect your Threads profile in PostEverywhere, write the post, add any media and choose a time; it publishes on its own. The composer runs in any desktop or phone browser, and the PostEverywhere iPhone app schedules Threads too.

• Sign in with the Instagram login your Threads handle shares.
• Write up to 500 characters, opening with the line people will answer.
• Attach an image, a video or a carousel, or leave it as text.
• Add a Threads Tag (Topic) and, if you want a card, a Link Preview URL.
• Pick a date and time, or Next queue opening.

Yes, in PostEverywhere. Switch the composer to Thread, add each part with Add Another Post, and the whole chain goes out in order at the scheduled time, each part replying to the one before.

The scheduler inside the Threads app cannot do this, because it only schedules original posts, not replies. Every part has its own 500-character limit, so a long idea becomes a readable chain instead of being trimmed to fit.

Yes. PostEverywhere schedules text-only posts, single images, carousels of up to 10 items and videos of up to 5 minutes straight to your Threads profile.

Images can be up to 30 MB each and a video up to 250 MB, one video per post. Text-only posts are welcome on Threads, so media is always optional.

In PostEverywhere each Threads post can carry one Threads Tag (Topic), which files it under a subject people browse, and a Link Preview URL, which decides which page gets the card under your text.

A post can hold up to 5 links. If you leave the Link Preview URL empty, Threads builds a preview from a link in the text itself. Topic tags replace the long hashtag blocks used elsewhere, so pick the one subject that fits best.

The same panel has Who can reply, so an announcement can take replies only from accounts you follow or accounts you mention, while a question stays open to everyone.

PostEverywhere sets no cut-off of its own, as long as the time is in the future, so you can plan Threads posts weeks or months ahead in one view and change them any time before they go out.

In the Threads app the limit is 75 days ahead: tap the three-dot menu in the composer, choose Schedule, and pick a date and time.

In PostEverywhere they appear in the calendar and under All Posts with the Scheduled status, where you can edit, move or delete them until they publish.

Posts scheduled inside the Threads app sit in your drafts folder there instead.

Only the scheduler inside the Threads app is free. PostEverywhere has no free plan; plans start at $9 a month for Lite.

Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Starting it takes a card, nothing is billed that day, and cancelling before it ends costs nothing, so you can test scheduled threads, the shared calendar, the queue and agent scheduling on your own profile first. See pricing for what each plan includes.

Yes. The PostEverywhere content calendar works as a Threads planner: single posts, carousels and whole multi-post threads sit on their days by week or month.

Drag one to a new day, or let queue openings place each new Threads post in the next free slot. For material, borrow from 100 Threads content ideas, and for strategy read the Threads marketing playbook.

For Threads profiles connected since 30 August 2026, PostEverywhere Analytics reports views, likes, replies, reposts and quotes for each post, refreshed every 4 hours.

Profiles connected before that date publish normally but do not report post numbers. Threads metrics and KPIs covers which of them to watch.

Yes. Connect several Threads profiles to PostEverywhere and switch between them in the composer and calendar.

Lite includes 2 connected accounts, Starter 5, Growth 10 and Scale 20, counted across every network you connect, so a personal profile, a brand profile and client profiles fit side by side.

Yes. PostEverywhere auto-posts to Threads: posts and chains publish through the Threads API at their time, with no phone notification to tap.

Fill queue openings once, upload a month by .csv with bulk scheduling, call the REST API, or let an AI agent draft and schedule. To reuse a post elsewhere, see posting the same thing to X and Threads and posting to Instagram and Threads at the same time.

Yes. Meta publishes an official Threads API, and PostEverywhere's REST API sits on top of it, so one POST /v1/posts request publishes or schedules a Threads post, carousel or full chain.

Building on Meta's API yourself means a Meta app, its review for publishing permissions, and long-lived tokens to keep refreshed. With PostEverywhere the profile owner connects once and your code sends the post, on every plan. The Threads API guide lists the fields, and posting to Threads with an API walks through it.

Yes. PostEverywhere's hosted MCP server at mcp.posteverywhere.ai/mcp lets Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other MCP clients write and schedule Threads posts through the official Threads API, on every plan.

It is not made by Meta; PostEverywhere runs it on the accounts you connect. Setup for each client is on the AI agents page.

Yes, once connected to PostEverywhere. Add the connector in Claude or a custom connector in ChatGPT, paste your notes, and ask for a Threads post or a five-part chain for tomorrow morning.

The assistant keeps each part inside 500 characters and posts now, schedules, or saves a draft so you can read the chain in order. A live Threads post cannot be changed through the API, so a draft is the careful option for anything important.