What are the number of posts you can schedule on Crowdfire?

Modified on Thu, 29 Jun, 2023 at 3:12 PM

The number of posts you can schedule for your account differs across all plans. 


Free plan

On the Free plan, you can have up to 10 posts scheduled at a time for each of your connected social accounts. For eg, 10 posts for Twitter, 10 posts for Instagram, and so on. In order to schedule more posts, you can either upgrade to a higher plan. Or wait for some of the posts in your schedule to be published and make way for new posts.   



Plus

On the Plus plan, you can have up to 100 posts scheduled at a time for each of your connected social accounts. For eg, 100 posts for Twitter A, 100 posts for Twitter B, 100 posts for Instagram A etc. In order to schedule more posts, you can either upgrade to a higher plan. Or wait for some of the posts in your schedule to be published and make way for new posts. 



Premium

On the Premium/ plan, you can have up to 100 posts scheduled at a time for each of your connected social accounts. For eg, 100 posts for Twitter A, 100 posts for Twitter B, Twitter C, 100 posts for Instagram A etc. In order to schedule more posts, you can either upgrade to a higher plan. Or wait for some of the posts in your schedule to be published and make way for new posts. 



VIP


On the VIP plan, you can have up to 800 posts scheduled at a time for each of your connected social accounts. For eg, 800 posts for Twitter A, 800 posts for Twitter B, 800 posts for Twitter C, 800 posts for Instagram A etc. In order to schedule more posts, you'll need to wait for some of the posts in your schedule to be published and make way for new posts.



Business

If you're on our older payment system and subscribed to the Jupiter plan, you can have upto 800 posts scheduled at a time for each of your connected social accounts. For eg, 800 posts for Twitter A, 800 posts for Twitter B, 800 posts for Twitter C, 800 posts for Instagram A etc. In order to schedule more posts, you'll need to wait for some of the posts in your schedule to be published and make way for new posts.



If you're on one of our older plans, the number of posts will be different and they are listed below.



Pluto

On the Pluto plan, you can have upto 100 posts scheduled at a time for each of your connected social accounts. For eg, 100 posts for Twitter A, 100 posts for Twitter B, 100 posts for Instagram A etc. In order to schedule more posts, you can either upgrade to a higher plan. Or wait for some of the posts in your schedule to be published and make way for new posts. 



Earth

On the Earth plan, you can have upto 100 posts scheduled at a time for each of your connected social accounts. For eg, 100 posts for Twitter A, 100 posts for Twitter B, Twitter C, 100 posts for Instagram A etc. In order to schedule more posts, you can either upgrade to a higher plan. Or wait for some of the posts in your schedule to be published and make way for new posts. 



Neptune


On the Neptune plan, you can have upto 2000 posts scheduled at a time for each of your connected social accounts. For eg, 2000 posts for Twitter A, 2000 posts for Twitter B, 2000 posts for Twitter C, 2000 posts for Instagram A etc. In order to schedule more posts, you'll need to wait for some of the posts in your schedule to be published and make way for new posts.



Jupiter (Legacy)

If you're on our older payment system and subscribed to the Jupiter plan, you can have up to 2,000 posts scheduled at a time for each of your connected social accounts. For eg, 2000 posts for Twitter A, 2000 posts for Twitter B, 2000 posts for Twitter C, 2000 posts for Instagram A etc. In order to schedule more posts, you'll need to wait for some of the posts in your schedule to be published and make way for new posts.







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