How to Schedule Posts to Multiple Social Networks

This guide is for creators, founders and small marketing teams who post the same idea to several networks and want one dashboard instead of a tab per network. It covers the four steps, the network list, and the format rules that differ per network.

The four steps

Scheduling one post to many networks takes four steps: account, connections, post, time.

1. Create your account. Sign up with your email. TimeToPost creates a personal workspace that holds your posts, connected accounts and analytics, and that you can later share with teammates.
2. Connect your accounts. Open Settings, Accounts and choose Connect beside each network. OAuth networks open the network's own consent screen; Telegram, DEV, Whop, WordPress, Ghost and Buttondown show a short credential form. Every plan connects unlimited social accounts, including several on the same network.
3. Write and target the post. Open the composer, write the caption, attach images or video if you like, and select every connected account the post should go to.
4. Pick the time. Publish now, set a date and time, or accept the suggested best-time slot computed from your own engagement history. The post is saved as SCHEDULED.

When the time arrives, the scheduler publishes the post to every selected account, and you can watch it move through SCHEDULED, PUBLISHING and PUBLISHED on the posts list. The getting started docs walk through the same steps.

Every network you can schedule to

TimeToPost publishes to 15 networks from your own accounts, all available from the Starter plan.

What changes per network when one post goes everywhere

Each network accepts a different shape of post, so the same text can be valid on one and too long on another. These are the rules TimeToPost's connectors apply, from the integrations docs.

The practical rule: write for the strictest network you selected. If Bluesky is in the list, keep the post under 300 characters; if Instagram or Pixelfed is in the list, attach an image. The free character counter and the Threads, Bluesky and Mastodon limit checker show where a post gets cut before you schedule it.

What happens when one network rejects the post

Each account in a multi-network post gets its own result, so one rejection never blocks the others. If every account succeeds, the post is PUBLISHED. If some succeed and others fail, it is PARTIAL, and the per-account results show which ones need attention; often one account's connection has expired and needs a reconnect. If no account succeeds, it is FAILED, with the error stored per account.

How the monthly allowance counts a multi-network post

One post counts once, however many networks it goes to. On Starter, the 30-post monthly allowance counts posts in the calendar month they are scheduled to go out, so one idea sent to X, LinkedIn and Threads uses one post, not three. Pro and Growth have no post limit. The plan breakdown has the details.

Doing it from code or an AI agent

The same multi-network post is one API request or one agent tool call. With a personal ttp_ token from Settings, API:

curl -X POST https://api.timetopost.co/api/posts \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer ttp_your_token_here" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"content":"Same idea, every network.","accountIds":["<id1>","<id2>","<id3>"],"scheduledAt":"2026-11-03T15:00:00.000Z"}'

GET /api/integrations returns the account ids to use. AI agents connected to the MCP server at https://api.timetopost.co/mcp do the same with list_integrations and schedule_post, and can call get_optimal_times first to place the post at the account's best time. See how an AI agent schedules posts and where each network shows your best time.

How we know

The steps come from the getting started and scheduling docs; the network list, connection methods and per-network rules come from the integrations docs and the API docs. The Bluesky and Threads character limits are the limits TimeToPost checks before sending. All checked on 1 November 2026. A dash means the docs state no extra rule for that network.