Can I open-source Flick?

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Kinda. Postiz and Mixpost cover the core of Flick, but they're early or partial — expect gaps like reliable direct publishing across networks and analytics history and attribution.

why people still pay

Flick: Social tools survive because networks change APIs, permissions, formats, and anti-spam rules constantly.

what you lose

xreliable direct publishing across networks

xanalytics history and attribution

xteam approvals and asset workflows

xprotection from API and policy changes

xcalendar-provider edge cases and timezone correctness

the open-source alternatives

These projects already replace it, free.

PPostizOpen-source social media management and scheduling platform with agentic posting workflows.35kaug 2026open source↗MMixpostSelf-hosted social media scheduling and publishing (Laravel). Queue posts to multiple networks without per-seat pricing.6.0kaug 2026open source↗

What each one is, in full: Postiz · Mixpost

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the numbers

Flick pricing

planmonthlyannual (per mo)what you get
solo$18.89/workspace$14.84/workspace4 social profiles; 1 user; 30 scheduled posts/social profile/month; 30 tracked Instagram posts/month.
pro$40.47/workspace$32.38/workspace8 social profiles; 2 users; unlimited scheduled posts and tracked Instagram posts.
agency$91.74/workspace$74.20/workspace20 social profiles; 5 users; unlimited scheduled posts and tracked Instagram posts.

free tierno free tier (7-day trial only)

billingmonthly + annual (about 20% lower on annual billing); trial auto-activates a paid plan unless cancelled

hidden costsExtra social profiles cost about $5.4/month; extra users on eligible plans cost about $10.79/month; tax may be added.

verified 2026-08-14 · source ↗

questions
Can I open-source Flick?

Kinda. Postiz covers the core of Flick, but there are real gaps: reliable direct publishing across networks, analytics history and attribution. Read the honest list above before committing.

How much does Flick cost?

Flick's pricing is usage-based or varies by plan · The official pricing URL is recorded, but a stable current amount was not safely recoverable in this pass. Do not publish a number until rechecked..

What do I lose by replacing Flick?

Honestly: reliable direct publishing across networks; analytics history and attribution; team approvals and asset workflows; protection from API and policy changes; calendar-provider edge cases and timezone correctness. If any of those are load-bearing for you, keep paying.

Is there an open-source alternative to Flick?

Yes: Postiz (Open-source social media management and scheduling platform with agentic posting workflows.) Mixpost (Self-hosted social media scheduling and publishing (Laravel). Queue posts to multiple networks without per-seat pricing.)