Which PostRSS Plan Supports Which Platform? A Clear 2026 Breakdown

Updated: 2026-09-27

This post originally announced, back in December 2016, that PostRSS's Start and Professional plans had been updated to support every network it carried at the time — Facebook, X (then Twitter), LinkedIn and VKontakte. The list has grown to 66 networks since. Plan structures have been revised more than once since then, and platform support today looks different from that 2016 announcement. Below is the accurate, current breakdown, so you can pick the right plan the first time.
For the VK side specifically, see our auto-post RSS to VK page.

One of the most common points of confusion when choosing a PostRSS plan isn't the price — it's figuring out exactly which social platforms each tier actually unlocks. Since plan structures evolve over time, it's easy to end up on outdated information (including, ironically, from PostRSS's own older blog posts). Here's what's accurate today.

Platform Support by Plan Tier

Read the table by target type, not by network. PostRSS counts 68 target types on its top plans, because LinkedIn has two (profile, page) and VK has two (page, and the personal profile while it is being tested). Facebook personal profiles and LinkedIn groups appear nowhere because those networks do not allow third-party publishing to them at all. Across the site those come to 66 networks. Four notes belong with the table. Reddit (*) is listed on Ultimate and Enterprise but support for it is temporarily unavailable. VK personal profiles, TikTok, Google Business Profile and OK.ru (**) are assigned to plans and v testu while network approval is pending — available soon from those tiers, with no date to promise. WeChat (†) works with approved Official Accounts only. And Instagram is in testing and isn't part of any plan yet. TikTok also works differently from the rest: PostRSS prepares a draft and you publish it yourself.

The clearest takeaways: LinkedIn starts on Professional Plus ($20/month) — not Ultimate — and X starts on Ultimate ($40/month), along with Telegram, Bluesky, Mastodon, Threads, Matrix, Instapaper and, once approval lands, TikTok and Google Business Profile. Discord, Tumblr, Pinterest, VK, Nostr and Blogger all arrive earlier, on Professional at $10/month, and LINE, WeChat and OK.ru join LinkedIn on Professional Plus at $20/month. Free and Start cover a Facebook Page only.

Why This Matters Before You Subscribe

It's a common mistake to pick a plan based purely on price or task volume, only to discover after signing up that a platform you need isn't included at that tier. Since PostRSS's plan-to-platform mapping has changed over the years (as this very post demonstrates), it's worth double-checking current platform support against the official pricing page before committing — rather than relying on older blog posts, including ones from PostRSS's own archive, that may reflect a previous plan structure.

Matching Your Platform Needs to a Plan

• Only need a Facebook Page? Start at $5/month (or Free, for very light usage) covers you at the lowest cost.
• Need Pinterest, VK, Discord, Tumblr, Nostr, Blogger or WordPress as well? Professional at $10/month covers all of them — nine network types in total — without paying for tiers you won't use.
• Need LinkedIn, LINE or WeChat? Professional Plus at $20/month is the tier that unlocks them — LinkedIn as profile, company page and group; LINE for Japan, Taiwan and Thailand; WeChat for approved Official Accounts. OK.ru sits here too, being tested. You do not need Ultimate for any of them.
• Need X, Telegram, Bluesky, Mastodon, Threads, Matrix or Instapaper? Ultimate at $40/month is the first tier that includes them — and it is the tier TikTok and Google Business Profile arrive on once approval lands.
• Managing many accounts, or need feeds checked every minute? The Enterprise tiers (from $100/month) carry the same 68 target types with 1-minute feed checks and higher volumes.

Why Plan-to-Platform Mapping Changes Over Time

Platform support tiers get restructured periodically for a mix of reasons: some platforms cost more to integrate and maintain (API access, review processes, ongoing compliance with platform policy changes), and some platforms are used by a smaller share of the overall user base, making it more sustainable to reserve them for higher tiers rather than including them everywhere by default.

This is a normal part of how SaaS pricing evolves — but it does mean that plan comparisons more than a year or two old should always be double-checked against current pricing before you rely on them.

How to Verify Current Platform Support Yourself

1. Visit the pricing page directly on postrss.com rather than relying on a cached or older page.
2. Read the "Networks in this plan" list under each plan — it names every target type that tier supports.
3. If you're already a subscriber and unsure what your current plan includes, check your account dashboard, which reflects your actual active plan's capabilities.
4. When in doubt, reach out through PostRSS's contact form — plan details are confirmed directly rather than guessed at.

Getting Started

Once you know exactly which platforms you need — and which plan tier actually includes them — signing up takes just a few minutes:

1. Log in or create an account at app.postrss.com.
2. Select the plan tier that matches your required platform list from the table above.
3. Connect your RSS feed and authorize your target accounts.
4. Activate automation and confirm your first few posts sync correctly to each connected platform.

Choosing the right plan the first time saves you the hassle of upgrading mid-month just to unlock a platform you assumed was already included.

Facebook has its own setup page: our auto-post RSS to Facebook walkthrough covers the connection and the template fields.

FAQ

Which is the cheapest plan that includes X (Twitter)?

Ultimate at $40 per month is the first plan that includes X, together with Telegram channels, Bluesky, Mastodon, Threads, Matrix, Instapaper and webhooks.

Can I post to Facebook on the Free plan?

Yes. The Free plan posts 10 posts per month to one Facebook Page. The Start plan at $5 per month raises that to 500 posts per month, still for one Facebook Page.

What does “being tested” mean in the plan lists?

The network is built and working on the PostRSS side and is waiting for the platform’s app approval. Today that applies to Instagram, TikTok, OK.ru, Google Business Profile and BAND.

Do Enterprise plans include more networks than Ultimate?

No. Enterprise plans carry the same 68 network types as Ultimate. They add higher volumes, more targets, feed checks every minute and extra team users.