UniPost
Comparison

UniPost vs Buffer

Every post your AI agent schedules stays pending until it's approved, in chat, by link, or in the dashboard, on every account, free ones included. Buffer includes approval workflows only on its Team plan. UniPost also gives you unlimited teammates, and 5 accounts cost $9 a month, against $30 on Buffer.

Choose UniPost if

  • You want to pay less from 4 accounts up
  • You want every agent post held for approval on every account, without paying for a Team plan

Choose Buffer if

  • You need Instagram, Facebook Pages, YouTube Shorts, Threads, Pinterest, Google Business, Bluesky, or Mastodon, which UniPost doesn't publish to yet
  • You want a free plan with 3 channels, including API and MCP access

Buffer pricing vs UniPost, from 1 to 100 accounts

Buffer's Free plan covers up to 3 channels, with 10 scheduled posts each. Essentials is $6 a channel for the first 10, and once you upgrade you pay for every channel, the free 3 included. UniPost's first 2 accounts are free and the next ones are $3 each, so UniPost costs less from 4 accounts up: $9 against $30 at 5, and $54 against $195 at 50.

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UniPost$0$9$24$39$54$79
Buffer$0$30$60$120$195$245

Monthly-billed list prices for one user on the cheapest plan that covers each account count, checked October 20, 2026. — means no published price. Cheaper price in orange.

Buffer MCP vs UniPost MCP

Both have a hosted MCP server on every plan, free included, so agents like Claude and Cursor can post through either one. The difference is review. Buffer's create_post tool can publish immediately, and its approval workflows come only with the Team plan, from $12 a channel. On UniPost, every post an agent schedules stays pending until it's approved, on every account.

Features side by side

UniPostBuffer
NetworksLinkedIn profiles, X, and TikTok, with Facebook Pages and YouTube in beta. Instagram is coming soon.11+ networks, plus Substack: Instagram, Facebook Pages, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, YouTube Shorts, Threads, Pinterest, Google Business, Bluesky, and Mastodon.
Free accounts2 free accounts, no credit card.Yes: 3 channels, 10 scheduled posts each, 1 user.
AI agents (MCP)Built for it. Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Grok Bot, Codex, Cursor, or any MCP client, on every account including the free ones.Yes: a hosted MCP server on every plan, including Free, for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other tools.
APIThe MCP server is the API, over OAuth or an API key. There's no separate REST API.Yes: a GraphQL API on every plan, with monthly request limits.
ApprovalsEvery post an agent schedules stays pending until it's approved, in chat, by link, or in the dashboard.Approval workflows on the Team plan. Agent posts go to your Buffer queue, and its create_post tool can also publish immediately.
Team membersUnlimited team members on every account.1 user on Free and Essentials; unlimited on Team (from $12 a channel).
AnalyticsViews, likes, comments, and shares per post on TikTok. LinkedIn profiles and X don't report them yet.Yes; advanced reports on paid plans.
Open sourceNo.No.

Where Buffer is strong

  • 3 free channels to UniPost's 2, with API and MCP access on the Free plan.
  • 11+ networks, plus Substack, including Instagram, TikTok, and Threads.
  • Clear developer docs and volume discounts above 10 channels.

Why teams pick UniPost

  • Agents do the work and you stay in the loop: nothing an agent schedules goes live until it's approved.
  • Pay per connected account. The first 2 are free, then $3, $1, and $0.50 each as you add more.
  • No plans to compare and no feature gates. MCP, approvals, analytics, and unlimited teammates come with every account.
  • A full composer, calendar, and analytics for the posts your team writes by hand.

Try UniPost free

Your first 2 connected accounts are free with no credit card. Connect Claude, Grok Bot, or any MCP agent and approve every post before it goes live.

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Sources

UniPost wrote this comparison about its own product. Buffer facts come from its public pages, checked October 20, 2026. Spot something out of date? Tell us.