Cue a video once. It goes out on four channels.
Connect Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube, upload a video, pick a time. The queue does the rest.
Four channels
- TikTok
- YouTube
How it works
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01
Connect
Sign in to each platform once. Tokens refresh themselves in the background.
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02
Compose
One caption, one video. Per-channel options where the platforms differ.
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03
Cue
Pick a time. The queue shows what is going out and what already went.
What you get
One composer, four channels
Write once. Caption limits, privacy and thumbnails are handled per channel, because the platforms do not agree on any of them.
The queue and the playhead
A hairline across the list at the current time. Above it has gone out, below it is cued. It moves on its own.
Video handled for you
Every upload is probed and transcoded to what each platform accepts, so a file that works on one works on all four.
Retries, and a message when it fails
A failed publish is retried. If it still fails you are told what broke and what to do about it, never a raw API error.
Teams
Invite people to share one queue. Roles decide who can publish and who can only draft.
Research
Track other people's channels and see which posts beat that channel's own median by 3× or more.
What it costs
The price reads per month because that is how people compare. It is charged once a year, so there is one payment to remember instead of twelve.
Two limits worth knowing first
TikTok is in audit
Until TikTok approves the application, everything published there goes out as SELF_ONLY — visible to you and nobody else — and the number of accounts that can post is capped. TikTok carries a Beta badge inside the app for the same reason.
YouTube has a daily ceiling
Google grants a fixed number of uploads a day, shared across everyone using the application. A post past the ceiling is cued for the next day rather than failed, and you are told that is what happened.
Publish from your own code
Everything the composer does, over HTTP: schedule, check the queue, cancel. One call and the post is cued.
- Tokens you create and revoke yourself, scoped to one team.
- The same plan limits and platform rules as the app — nothing behaves differently.
- Documentation written for AI agents as well as for people.
curl -X POST https://postqueuehd.com/api/v1/posts \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $POSTQUEUE_TOKEN" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"caption": "Summer drop — first look",
"channels": [1, 2],
"scheduled_for": "2026-08-01T18:30:00Z"
}'Questions
What kind of accounts do I need?
Instagram has to be a Business or Creator account linked to a Facebook Page. Facebook publishes to a Page, not to a personal profile. YouTube needs a channel. TikTok works with any account.
How do I pay?
Multibanco, MB WAY or card. One payment a year — we never charge you again without you starting it.
Will you charge my card automatically?
No. You pay for a period up front. When it ends the account returns to the Free plan until you renew it. Nothing is ever taken without you starting the payment.
What happens when a post fails?
It is retried. If it still fails, the post is marked failed with a reason you can act on, and the video is kept so you can fix it and cue it again.
How do I cancel?
There is nothing to cancel. Stop renewing and the account returns to Free at the end of the period you paid for.
What happens to my videos after they are published?
Published files are removed from our storage once every channel has them. The platforms hold the copy that matters, and it is what keeps the price where it is.
Is the app in my language?
This page is in English, Portuguese, Spanish and French. The application itself is being translated into the same four.