Recurring posts
A recurring post publishes on a repeating cadence — useful for evergreen content like "every Friday at 10am: weekly link roundup."
Setting a post to recur
- In the composer, schedule the post normally.
- Click Repeat on the schedule panel.
- Pick the cadence: Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or Custom (every N days).
- Optionally set an end date or a max occurrence count.
The first occurrence publishes at the scheduled time. Subsequent occurrences are added to the queue at the same time-of-day on the recurring days.
Editing a recurring post
Editing the source post gives you two choices:
- This occurrence only — edit just the next scheduled instance.
- All future occurrences — edit the master and propagate to every future copy.
Published occurrences are never modified.
Stopping the recurrence
Open the source post → Stop repeating. Already-scheduled future occurrences are cancelled; published ones are unaffected.
Recurring + multi-channel
A recurring post can publish to multiple channels just like any other. Each occurrence respects the channel's posting schedule and timezone.
Limits
- A recurrence can have up to 100 occurrences. For "forever" content, set the cadence and let it run; you can always extend or stop later.
- Recurring posts count against your plan's monthly post limit per occurrence.