Daily posting limits
Each social network caps how many posts a single account can publish through their API per day. Schedulin enforces those limits so your queue doesn't try to publish past them.
Network limits
| Network | Posts per day (API) |
|---|---|
| Instagram (feed/Reels) | 50 |
| Instagram (Stories) | 50 |
| Facebook Page | 50 |
| Twitter / X | 2,400 tweets (per app/user combined) |
| LinkedIn (personal) | 25 |
| LinkedIn (company page) | 100 |
| TikTok | 15 |
| YouTube (Shorts) | 50 (default API quota) |
| Threads | 250 |
| Bluesky | No published limit |
| 100 | |
| Subject to subreddit-specific rules | |
| Google Business Profile | No published daily limit (per location) |
These are the network's limits, not Schedulin's. We don't add caps on top.
When you hit a limit
The post that would exceed the limit stays in the queue and waits until the next 24-hour window opens. You'll see a banner explaining the wait.
For most teams, these limits are well above normal use. If you're hitting them, you're probably running automated content (like RSS or bulk uploads) at high volume.
Plan-level monthly limits
Separately from network limits, your Schedulin plan has a monthly post limit across all channels. See Plans and features for current numbers.