PostRSS vs Dlvr.it: Why PostRSS is the Ultimate 2026 Alternative

Updated: 2026-09-27

Short answer: choose PostRSS if you want new feed items on social media within minutes on any plan, including the free one, and a bill that does not move when you add accounts. Choose Dlvr.it if you need Instagram or TikTok posting today, or if you want ten accounts on one cheap tier. Dlvr.it's free plan checks your feed every six hours; PostRSS checks every five minutes on every plan.

Dlvr.it and PostRSS are unusually close competitors: both are RSS-first, both exist to turn a feed into social posts without a content calendar in the middle, and neither is trying to be a full social media suite. That makes the comparison narrower and more useful than most — it comes down to four things that are actually measurable: how fast each one notices new content, what each costs as you grow, which networks each reaches, and how the pricing behaves when you add accounts.

What Dlvr.it Actually Does

Dlvr.it has been doing feed-to-social automation for well over a decade, and it is genuinely built around RSS rather than treating it as an import option. You add a feed, connect social accounts, and new items are published as they appear. Its network list is wider than PostRSS's in one important respect: it includes Instagram and TikTok, which PostRSS does not offer.

Its pricing starts at $9.99/month billed annually, and that tier includes up to ten connected accounts. The headline figure holds at that default account count and rises as you connect more, so the cost tracks your footprint rather than your posting volume.

The number worth knowing before you commit is the feed-check interval on the free plan: every six hours. For an evergreen blog that is immaterial. For anything time-sensitive — a news site, an event schedule, a product drop, a podcast release — it means your post can land a quarter of a day after you published.

What PostRSS Actually Does

PostRSS does one thing — RSS auto-posting — but to 66 networks. You connect a feed (or upload a CSV), pick your targets, and every new item is published once, automatically, in the format each network expects. There is no queue to keep full, no content library, and no approval step.

Every plan, including the free one, checks your feed every five minutes; Enterprise tiers check every minute. That single number is the clearest practical difference between the two tools at the entry level.

Pricing is flat per tier rather than per account: free covers one Facebook Page and 10 posts a month; Start is $5/month for 500 posts to one Facebook Page; Professional at $10/month opens 10 targets, 10,000 posts and nine network types (Facebook Page, VK community, Pinterest board, Discord, Tumblr, Nostr, WordPress, Blogger, and VK personal profiles while they are being tested); Professional Plus at $20/month adds LinkedIn profiles and Company Pages, LINE and WeChat across 20 targets; and Ultimate at $40/month is where the full list arrives — X, Telegram channels, Bluesky, Mastodon, Threads, Matrix rooms, Instapaper and webhooks — with 50 targets and 125,000 posts a month. Enterprise tiers start at $100/month. An annual subscription saves 20%.

Side-by-Side Comparison

Feed-Check Speed: The Difference That Actually Shows

Most feature tables bury this, but it is the number that changes what the tool feels like to use. A six-hour check window means a post published at 9am might reach your audience at 3pm. If your traffic depends on being early — breaking news, a limited drop, a live event, a podcast episode people are waiting for — that gap is the product.

PostRSS checks every five minutes on every plan, free included, which is why the free tier is genuinely usable for a single Facebook Page rather than a demo. Enterprise tiers drop that to one minute, which matters mainly for publishers pushing hundreds of items a day.

How the Bill Behaves as You Grow

This is where the two models diverge, and neither is universally better. Dlvr.it bundles ten accounts into its entry tier, which is generous if you manage many profiles for one brand or a handful of clients. PostRSS counts targets per plan: one on Free and Start, ten on Professional, twenty on Professional Plus, fifty on Ultimate.

So the honest rule is this: if you need many accounts and modest speed, Dlvr.it's account bundling is cheaper. If you need few targets and fast, predictable posting — or you need the networks that sit on PostRSS's list and not Dlvr.it's, such as VKontakte, Matrix, Instapaper or a raw webhook — PostRSS costs less and behaves more predictably. Current tiers are on the pricing page.

Where Dlvr.it Genuinely Wins

Two things, and they are real. Instagram and TikTok: if either is part of your distribution today, Dlvr.it does it and PostRSS does not — Instagram support at PostRSS is in testing and is not available on any plan, and TikTok is not covered at all. Account count at the low end: ten accounts for $9.99/month billed annually is hard to beat if breadth of profiles rather than speed is your constraint.

Where PostRSS Genuinely Wins

Speed on every tier, a free plan that is actually useful, flat and predictable pricing, and a network list that reaches places most tools skip — VKontakte, Matrix rooms, Instapaper, Tumblr, Discord and generic webhooks that can feed Slack, Teams, Zapier or n8n. If your requirement is "what I publish should be live on my networks within minutes, for a bill I can predict", that is the job PostRSS is built around.

Which One Fits Your Situation

• News, events, product drops, podcasts. PostRSS — the five-minute check is the whole point, and it applies on the free plan too.
• Instagram or TikTok in the mix today. Dlvr.it, because PostRSS cannot do those yet.
• Ten or more profiles, speed not critical. Dlvr.it's bundled account count is the cheaper shape.
• One site, a few networks, a predictable bill. PostRSS — free for one Facebook Page, $5/month for 500 posts, $40/month once you want the full list.
• Audience in VK-heavy markets, or a Matrix or Discord community. PostRSS, which covers all three.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is PostRSS cheaper than Dlvr.it?

At the entry point, yes: $5/month against $9.99/month billed annually. But they buy different things — Dlvr.it's tier includes ten accounts, while PostRSS's Start plan covers one Facebook Page. Compare on the number of targets you actually need, not the headline price.

Can PostRSS post to Instagram or TikTok like Dlvr.it can?

No. Instagram support is in testing and is not part of any plan yet, and TikTok is not supported. If either is a requirement today, that is a genuine point in Dlvr.it's favour.

How much faster is PostRSS in practice?

On the free plans the difference is five minutes against six hours. On paid plans both are faster, but PostRSS holds the five-minute interval across every tier and drops to one minute on Enterprise.

Does PostRSS recycle old posts the way some tools do?

Yes. By default PostRSS publishes each new feed item once, but it can also republish evergreen articles: set the source’s publishing order to random with repeats and choose posting windows or exact times, and older articles from your feed go out again on that schedule, next to new ones.

Can I run both tools at once?

Yes, and some publishers do — Dlvr.it for Instagram and TikTok, PostRSS for the rest, on the same feed. Just avoid pointing both at the same network with the same feed, or you will double-post.

The Bottom Line

These two tools are closer than most comparisons on this site, and the decision is genuinely narrow. If Instagram or TikTok must be automated today, or you need ten profiles on one cheap tier, Dlvr.it is the better fit and it would be dishonest to argue otherwise. If what you want is new content live within minutes on every plan, a flat bill, and networks like VKontakte, Matrix, Instapaper or a webhook, PostRSS is the more direct answer — free for one Facebook Page, $5/month to start, and all 66 networks from $40/month.