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Plan it. You say go.

Plan a week of posts across your networks. A person approves every post before it goes out, and you can drag any of them to a better day. YouTube uploads are rolling out through the API and MCP.

Human in the loop on every plan, Free included.

Answers

Review. Approve. Done.

Three steps, and the middle one is always a person.

  1. 1

    Review the post

    Slides, caption, first comment, the accounts it goes to. Each network gets its own native caption, written when you created the post.

  2. 2

    Approve and schedule

    Pick the time and press Schedule or Publish. Pressing it is the approval. Nothing is published until a person has given it.

  3. 3

    Move it if plans change

    Drag the post to another day in the calendar. It keeps its time of day, its networks and its accounts.

Approval

One person. One button.

Approval in Blendin is a step, not a department. The person who made the post reads it once more and approves it by scheduling it. That keeps a fast week fast and keeps every post a decision.

  • A person approves every post, on every plan
  • Teammates join through seats: 2 on Pro, 5 on Business, with permissions per member
  • Need a sign-off from someone outside? Share the post by download or email from the Share menu, then schedule it
  • No chain of approvers, no stages to configure
A draft post with a checklist (slides read, accounts chosen, first comment typed, time set) and an Approve and schedule button. After the press, the post is in the calendar for Thursday at 10:00 and then goes out.
When to post

Best times, when we know.

Posting windows come from the account's own engagement, shown in your time zone. They come from the account's own engagement, not from a generic best time list.

An account that has not posted enough to say gets an honest card that reads not enough history. We never fill the chart with a guess.

A week of bars showing when one account's audience engages, with Thursday highest, and a second account with a dashed card that says not enough history yet.
How far ahead

Thirty days or a year.

Free is a real scheduler with a boundary: 10 scheduled posts a month, inside the next 30 days. Every paid plan removes the monthly cap and opens a full year.

Every account also carries a recommended daily post limit, 3 by default and anywhere from 1 to 10, so a calendar that looks full looks full for a reason.

Two bars: Free schedules up to 10 posts a month, 30 days ahead. Creator, Pro and Business have no monthly cap and plan 365 days ahead.
Instagram in full

Every Instagram format.

Schedule feed posts, carousels, Reels and Stories (image and video), plus trial reels. Add up to 3 collaborators and alt text of up to 1000 characters, which starts from the words on your slide.

  • First comment posts after the post goes live on LinkedIn Company Pages, Instagram and Threads
  • Never on Facebook, and never on a Story
  • Typing one by hand is on every plan, AI drafting on paid plans
  • TikTok Business posts need your consent for each post, saved when you schedule
Instagram options on one post: format chips for feed, carousel, Reel, Story and trial reel, up to three collaborators, alt text, and a first comment.

A calendar that behaves.

  • Drag to move

    Drag a scheduled post to another day, or change its date in the side panel. Its networks and accounts stay put.

  • Month or week

    Scheduled, publishing, published and failed posts across your connected accounts, with a network and account filter.

  • Daily limit

    A recommended daily post limit for each account, 3 by default, from 1 to 10.

  • Six networks

    Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Threads and LinkedIn on every plan. YouTube uploads are rolling out through the API and MCP server and do not appear in this calendar. Threads chains keep a 30 second gap.

  • Publish again

    A live post can be published again, behind a confirmation.

  • Checks on the server

    The future time, your plan window and the Free monthly cap are checked when you schedule, not discovered later.

The plain facts.

Scheduling facts and plan differences
Who approvesA person, on every plan. Nothing publishes on its own.
Free10 scheduled posts a month, up to 30 days ahead.
Creator, Pro, BusinessNo monthly cap on scheduled posts, up to 365 days ahead.
Daily post limitA recommended limit per account, 3 by default, 1 to 10.
Posting windowsFrom the account's own engagement, in your time zone, or not enough history.
InstagramFeed, carousels, Reels, Stories, trial reels, up to 3 collaborators, alt text.
First commentLinkedIn Company Pages, Instagram and Threads. Never Facebook. By hand on every plan, AI drafting on paid.
SeatsFree 1, Creator 1, Pro 2, Business 5.
Publish againYes, behind a confirmation.

Limits

Ask us anything.

How do I approve and schedule social media posts?

Open the post, read the slides and caption, pick the accounts and the time, then press Schedule or Publish. Pressing it is your approval: a person approves every post in Blendin, and nothing is published until someone has. The post then sits in your calendar, where you can drag it to another day, and goes out at the time you chose.

Does Blendin publish anything without my approval?

No. Scheduling in Blendin is human in the loop on every plan. A person approves every post, either to publish now or to schedule for later, and nothing is posted on its own.

Is there an approval workflow for a team?

Blendin keeps approval simple: one person approves each post. Teammates join through seats, 1 on Free and Creator, 2 on Pro and 5 on Business, with permissions you set per member. There is no multi-stage chain of approvers.

How do I get a client or a teammate to sign off before a post goes out?

Blendin has no outside approver step. Send the post by download (image, zip or PDF) or by email to get a yes, then schedule it yourself. The approval inside Blendin is always the person who presses Schedule or Publish.

How many posts can I schedule on each plan?

Free includes 10 scheduled posts a month inside a 30 day window. Creator, Pro and Business have no monthly cap on scheduled posts and a window of 365 days.

Can I schedule Instagram Reels, Stories and carousels?

Yes. Blendin schedules Instagram feed posts, carousels, Reels and Stories (image and video), plus trial reels, up to 3 collaborators and alt text of up to 1000 characters. A Story never posts a first comment.

Can I move a scheduled post by dragging it?

Yes. In the calendar you drag a scheduled post to another day, or change its date in the side panel. It keeps its time of day in your time zone, and its networks and accounts stay as they were.

What is the best time to post?

It depends on the account, so Blendin reads the account's own engagement and shows posting windows in your time zone. When an account has not posted enough to say, it reads not enough history instead of guessing.

Can I schedule a first comment?

Yes. A first comment posts after the post goes live on LinkedIn Company Pages, Instagram and Threads, never on Facebook. Typing one by hand is on every plan and AI drafting is on paid plans. On TikTok Business only a comment you typed is posted, once the video exists.

How many posts a day is too many?

Each account has a recommended daily post limit, 3 by default, which you can set anywhere from 1 to 10. It guides what you plan; you are the one who approves each post.

Can I publish a post again?

Yes. A live post can be published again from the post page, behind a confirmation so you do not do it by accident.

Plan your week.

Free plan, no card. Connect an account, make a post and schedule it in minutes.