SwooshConnect vs Postiz

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Every Postiz figure below was read from postiz.com and the pages listed under the table, on the date shown. Our column is computed from the meta document this site is built from.

13 criteria, side by side

Facts as of 2026-09-21. Every cell outside our column is the value that product publishes, on the page numbered beside it.

SwooshConnect beside Postiz on 13 published criteria
CriterionSwooshConnectA SwooshRank productPostiz
Pricing modelHow the bill is computed.Per connected account, one rateMonthly plan, tiered by channels1
Free tierWhat you can connect before paying anything.First two accounts, no cardNo free plan; 7-day trial1
Lowest paid priceThe smallest published figure, with its unit.$1 a month per connected accountbilled yearly ($12 a year)$29 a month, 5 channels1
Per connected accountA price attached to one connected account.$1 a month per connected accountNot published
Per call or actionA figure that grows as the agent works.NoneNot published
Per seatA figure that grows with the size of your team.NoneTeam members from the $39 plan up1
PlatformsCounted as each product publishes it. The kinds counted differ.5 platforms live, more soon34 platforms2
MCP serverAn endpoint an AI client speaks to directly.Yes/api/mcpYes, 13 tools3
REST APIFor everything that is not an agent.YesYes4
Built for AI agentsEach product's description of itself.YesYes, social media with AI agents5
Google Business Profile reviewsReading the review and writing the reply.Read + replyReplying to reviews, on its channel page6
Consent handled for your clientYour client authorizes their own account on the provider's own consent screen.Yes, on the provider's own consent screenEnterprise plan, not taking new sign-ups7
One key for every accountOne credential, every connected account.YesOne key, filtered by customer group8
  1. postiz.com/pricingread 2026-09-21
  2. docs.postiz.comread 2026-09-21
  3. docs.postiz.com/mcp/introductionread 2026-09-21
  4. docs.postiz.com/public-apiread 2026-09-21
  5. postiz.comread 2026-09-21
  6. postiz.com/channels/google-my-businessread 2026-09-21
  7. postiz.com/enterpriseread 2026-09-21
  8. docs.postiz.com/public-api/integrations/listread 2026-09-21

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Our own column is written down nowhere. It is computed when this page is built, from the same document the API serves, so the figure here cannot drift from the figure you are charged. The platform row counts a different kind of thing per product — apps, connectors, unified APIs, social networks — and is the one row whose numbers are not comparable.

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