Postiz
The broadest open scheduler here; free means running PostgreSQL, Redis, Temporal and your own platform credentials.
Technical Profile & Specs
verified 2026-08-10
- Cost
- $0 / forever (Open Source)
- License
- AGPL-3.0+
- Hosting Model
- Local or hosted (your machine or their cloud)
- Platforms
- webself-hostedcliself-host, real ops
- Installation
- Hosted signup, or the official Docker Compose stack
- Operational Setup
- Self-hosting is a substantial stack: the docs call for PostgreSQL, Redis, Temporal, persistent storage, a public domain, and each network's OAuth credentials, with 4 vCPU and 8 GB RAM recommended.
- Where Your Data Lives
- Self-hosted data spans PostgreSQL, Redis, and Temporal; uploads use local persistent storage or configured object storage such as Cloudflare R2. Hosted data lives in Postiz's cloud.
- The Catch / Trade-off
- The software is broad, but self-hosting its PostgreSQL, Redis, Temporal, storage, and OAuth stack is far more operational work than paying Buffer.
Replaces 14 paid apps
up to $498.93/mo ($5,987/yr) in subscriptions
Postiz FAQ
Common questions
Is Postiz free and open source?+
Postiz is an open-source tool licensed under AGPL-3.0+ that runs on local or hosted. The broadest open scheduler here; free means running PostgreSQL, Redis, Temporal and your own platform credentials.
What paid software does Postiz replace?+
Postiz serves as a free replacement for 14 paid SaaS applications: Buffer, BulkPublish, Hootsuite, Hypefury, Loomly, Metricool, Planable, Post Bridge, PosteAhora, PostFast, Publer, SocialBee, Typefully, Vista Social, saving up to $498.93/month ($5,987/year) in subscription bills.
How do you install and set up Postiz?+
Installation: Hosted signup, or the official Docker Compose stack. Setup notes: Self-hosting is a substantial stack: the docs call for PostgreSQL, Redis, Temporal, persistent storage, a public domain, and each network's OAuth credentials, with 4 vCPU and 8 GB RAM recommended.
What is the catch or trade-off with Postiz?+
The software is broad, but self-hosting its PostgreSQL, Redis, Temporal, storage, and OAuth stack is far more operational work than paying Buffer.