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Get started with SimplePost

SimplePost publishes the content you create in your own AI assistant. Use the web app, ChatGPT or Claude through MCP, the CLI, or the hosted API with the same connected social accounts. Your SimplePost subscription does not include an AI subscription.

1. Start your free trial​

Open SimplePost and sign in. Eligible new users get seven days with all Pro features, no credit card required. The trial includes ten scheduled or published targets per platform and threads of up to twenty posts including the root. Read the allowance rules.

2. Connect a social account​

Open Accounts, choose Connect account, and select a platform. Approve the requested access and select the account, page, or channel where required. Telegram needs a bot token and chat ID.

Hosted users normally do not need their own developer app or API credentials. Account requirements and connection help explain the exceptions and platform requirements.

3. Connect your assistant​

Open AI Integrations from your profile menu, or follow the ChatGPT, Claude, or Claude Code guide. Sign in to SimplePost and approve the assistant's access. Your social platform credentials remain in SimplePost.

Try: “Draft a LinkedIn post about our launch. Save it as a SimplePost draft so I can review it.” Ask for a preview if you want to see the layout. Saving a draft does not publish it.

4. Review and publish​

Open Posts → Drafts and open the draft your assistant saved. Use Edit to review its content and target accounts, then choose Save as Draft, Post Now, or Schedule for Later. Check the result for each account; a multi-platform post can partly succeed.

Read publishing and previews, scheduling and timezones, or fixing a failed post.

Choose a plan when you are ready​

All paid plans include the web app, MCP, previews, scheduling, and the ten hosted platforms. Advanced adds hosted CLI access; Pro adds hosted API access. Compare plans and understand trial expiry.

Building your own integration?​

Start with the hosted API quickstart, CLI with connected accounts, TypeScript SDK, or local CLI quickstart. Local SDK/CLI and self-hosted services use your own infrastructure and provider credentials; hosted plan requirements do not apply to those local publishing paths.