Can I open-source BulkPublish?

YES · mature open-source replacement
price $13.99/moyou'd save $167.88/yrcategory 🐦 social mediareplaced by 0 people

Yes. Postiz (34k stars), Mixpost Lite (4k stars) are mature open-source replacements for BulkPublish — self-host with real ops work and stop paying $13.99/mo.

why people still pay

Because a scheduler is only worth anything when it is boring, and a self-built one stops being boring the first time a token expires overnight or a network changes its video rules without telling anyone. People pay so that maintenance is somebody else's Tuesday.

what you lose

xstaying connected · networks expire your auth and someone has to notice

xknowing a post is malformed before the network rejects it, not after

xan honest publish status when a network accepts the upload and fails minutes later

xanalytics pulled back per post

xapprovals, teams and multiple client workspaces

xthe platform review process that gates posting on some networks entirely

the open-source alternatives

These projects already replace it, free.

PPostizThe broadest open scheduler here; free means running PostgreSQL, Redis, Temporal and your own platform credentials.34kaug 2026open source↗MMixpost LiteA polished single-user scheduler with queues and basic analytics; the team features live in the paid edition.3.5kmar 2026open source↗

What each one is, in full: Postiz · Mixpost Lite

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the numbers

BulkPublish pricing

planmonthlyannual (per mo)what you get
free$0/workspace$0/workspace3 channels (1/platform); 3 posts/day and 30/month; 10 scheduled posts; 100 MB media; 30 API requests/day; 1 organization; 50 AI captions/month plus credits; 1 RSS draft feed; no repeat posts.
pro$13.99/workspace$11.89/workspace2 channels/platform; 30 posts/day (900/month); 30 scheduled/day; 2 GB media; 5 API keys; 5,000 API requests/day; 3 organizations; 10 repeat posts; 300 AI captions/month; 10 RSS auto-publish feeds.
business$39.99/workspace$33.99/workspace5 channels/platform; unlimited posts; 100 scheduled/day; 10 GB media; 10 API keys; 50,000 API requests/day; 10 organizations; unlimited repeats; 1,000 AI captions/month; 50 RSS auto-publish feeds.

free tier3 channels (1/platform); 3 posts/day and 30/month; 10 scheduled posts; 100 MB media; 30 API requests/day; 1 organization; 50 AI captions/month plus credits; 1 RSS draft feed; no repeat posts

billingmonthly + annual (15% lower on annual billing)

hidden costsPublishing to X uses separate pay-as-you-go credits, and additional AI credits can add cost; current public unit prices were not exposed.

verified 2026-08-14 · source ↗

questions
Is BulkPublish free?

The free plan covers three channels, thirty posts a month, ten scheduled at a time and 100 MB of media, with repeat posts and RSS auto-publishing held back for paid plans. Paid is Pro at $13.99/mo (checked 2026-08-08).

Can I open-source BulkPublish?

Yes. Postiz replaces BulkPublish today — self-host it on your own server or machine with no subscription. The full list of open-source alternatives is on this page.

How much does BulkPublish cost?

BulkPublish costs about $13.99/month (Pro, checked 2026-08-08), which is $167.88 per year. That's what you save by replacing it with open source.

What do I lose by replacing BulkPublish?

Honestly: staying connected · networks expire your auth and someone has to notice; knowing a post is malformed before the network rejects it, not after; an honest publish status when a network accepts the upload and fails minutes later; analytics pulled back per post; approvals, teams and multiple client workspaces; the platform review process that gates posting on some networks entirely. If any of those are load-bearing for you, keep paying.

Is there an open-source alternative to BulkPublish?

Yes: Postiz (The broadest open scheduler here; free means running PostgreSQL, Redis, Temporal and your own platform credentials.) Mixpost Lite (A polished single-user scheduler with queues and basic analytics; the team features live in the paid edition.)