One Social Media Scheduler for All 10 Platforms

Yes. Brandlix has a permanent free plan, not a trial, and you do not need a credit card to start. The free plan includes credits for scheduling, AI captions and the other core features, so you can connect an account and publish before deciding whether to upgrade. Paid plans start at 9 dollars a month and add higher volumes plus the wider toolkit: AI image and video generation, full autopilot, a unified inbox with AI auto-reply and analytics across all connected platforms.

Brandlix schedules and auto-publishes to 10 platforms from one dashboard: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn personal profiles and company pages, TikTok, X, Pinterest, YouTube, WordPress, Threads and Bluesky. WordPress works a little differently: Brandlix auto-posts your blog articles to the other nine platforms instead of publishing directly to a website. You connect each account once, then plan and publish across all of them from the same calendar instead of logging into ten separate apps.

Brandlix auto-publishes fully, with no manual step and no push notification to tap. Each platform connects through its own official API, so at the scheduled time the post goes live on its own, whether that is a single image, a carousel, a story, a reel or a short video. Many free or cheap tools only send a reminder to post yourself, which defeats the point of scheduling in the first place. You set the time once and Brandlix handles the rest.

Yes. Brandlix schedules and auto-publishes Reels, TikTok videos, Stories, carousels and standard image or video posts, routed automatically to the correct format for each platform. You can generate the video or image inside Brandlix first, or upload your own, then let the AI write a caption before placing it on the calendar. Best-time recommendations and autopilot work the same way across every format, so short-form video is not a separate workflow from a regular post.

As far ahead as you plan your content. There is no fixed cutoff: you can batch a week or a month of posts into the calendar in one sitting, and autopilot keeps creating and publishing on its recurring schedule indefinitely once it is turned on. Best-time recommendations still apply no matter how far out you schedule, and you can move, edit or delete a queued post anytime before it publishes.

Yes. Brandlix supports workspaces with editor, viewer and contributor roles, plus approval links you can send to a client who does not need a Brandlix account at all. A client or teammate reviews the drafted post and either approves it or asks for changes, and nothing publishes until that approval is given. Agencies can also use Telegram material intake so clients submit raw content without logging into anything.