Mallary Developer focus
14-day free trial on all paid plans
No commitment, cancel anytime, and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Choose Mallary when you want a powerful dashboard and API without buying a full agency management suite.
PostPlanify is built for social media teams and agencies that need workspaces, approvals, client workflows, and collaboration tools. Mallary is better when you need a dashboard plus a developer-first API with the same core posting, scheduling, comments, analytics, AI reply, MCP, and CLI capabilities.
Free Trial Comparison
Every Mallary paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial. That gives developers two full weeks to test dashboard publishing, API workflows, scheduling, analytics, comments under posts, MCP, CLI, and the other features included in their chosen plan.
There is no commitment and you can cancel anytime. Every plan also comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee, giving you extra time to make sure Mallary fits your workflow. Some competitors offer shorter 7-day trials, while others use free tiers instead of timed paid-plan trials. Hootsuite offers a longer 30-day trial, but it is built around a broader enterprise social media management suite.
14-day free trial on all paid plans
No commitment, cancel anytime, and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Timed free trial
Longer trial, but built around a broader enterprise social media management suite.
Timed free trial + free plan
14-day trial on paid plans.
Timed free trial
7-day free trial.
Timed free trial
7-day free trial.
Timed free trial
7-day free trial; API access may be restricted during trial.
Timed free trial
7-day hosted trial; self-hosting is also available.
Free tier
First connected accounts are free; this is a free tier, not a standard timed paid-plan trial.
Free tier
Free tier with limited monthly uploads; no clearly stated standard timed paid-plan trial.
Forever free plan
Free plan does not expire; treat as a free plan, not a timed paid-plan trial.
Trial details can change. Always check each provider's pricing page for the latest terms.
| Feature | PostPlanify | Mallary |
|---|---|---|
| Social media dashboard | ||
| 14-day free trial on every paid plan | ||
| Dashboard and API with the same core publishing workflow | ||
| MCP support | ||
| Multiple comments under a post at publish time | ||
| AI auto-replies to post comments | ||
| CLI for scripts, agents, and automation |
fetch('https://mallary.ai/api/v1/post', {
method: 'POST',
headers: {
'Authorization': 'Bearer YOUR_API_KEY',
'Content-Type': 'application/json'
},
body: JSON.stringify({
platforms: ["youtube", "facebook", "instagram"],
message: "Check out our new product!",
media: [{ url: "https://files.mallary.ai/launch-video.mp4" }],
comments_under_post: ["comment 1", "comment 2", "comment 3"],
auto_reply_enabled: true,
})
})
PostPlanify is designed for agencies, social media teams, and businesses that manage content across multiple accounts, users, workspaces, and approval workflows. Its strengths are team collaboration, client management, shared calendars, inbox workflows, media libraries, reports, and agency-style operations. For a team that needs a full social media management workspace, PostPlanify can make sense.
Mallary is the better PostPlanify alternative when your goal is to build, automate, or embed social publishing. Mallary gives you a dashboard for manual posting and an API for automated workflows, with the same core publishing features available across the product. That means developers can publish from code, AI agents can post through MCP or CLI, and non-technical users can still use the Mallary dashboard when they prefer a visual interface.
The biggest difference is product shape. PostPlanify is an agency operations tool with API access included in higher-tier plans. Mallary is social media infrastructure for developers and SaaS teams, with dashboard support included so you do not have to choose between a UI and an API. For teams that want posting, scheduling, comments under posts, AI auto-replies, analytics, MCP, CLI, and published posts without Mallary branding, Mallary is the more focused choice.
Mallary is fully audited and approved by Meta, Google, LinkedIn, TikTok and more. We use 100% official APIs, no sketchy workarounds, no headless browsers, and no risk of your accounts getting banned.
Within 30 seconds you can connect accounts, schedule posts and go live on 10 platforms.
Mallary isn't just for humans. We provide native tools, skills, and protocols for autonomous agents and workflow automation platforms to manage your social presence.
Our API is designed with LLMs in mind. Predictable schemas, clear error messages, and unified payloads make it incredibly easy for agents to reason about and execute actions.
Native Model Context Protocol (MCP) support. Expose Mallary's posting, scheduling, and analytics capabilities directly to your custom AI agents as callable tools and skills.
Plug-and-play integrations for popular automation platforms. Build complex, multi-step social media workflows in n8n or Make.com without writing a single line of code.
Pick the AI tool you use. Follow three quick steps to connect Mallary and try your first command.
Create your Mallary account and connect the social accounts you want Claude to use.
Create Mallary accountOpen the Mallary connector page in Claude and follow Claude's steps to add it.
Add to ClaudeTell Claude "use Mallary to get a list of my latest social media posts"
Create your Mallary account and connect the social accounts you want Claude Code to use. You do not need to copy an API key.
Create Mallary accountPaste it into Claude Code. It will guide you through OAuth.
Set up Mallary for me in Claude Code.
1. Install the official Mallary CLI with `npm install -g @mallary/cli`.
2. Install the official Mallary agent skill for Claude Code with `npx skills add mallarylabs/mallary-agent --global --agent claude-code --yes`.
3. Run `mallary auth login`.
4. Show me only the Mallary sign-in URL and one-time code. Do not ask me for my Mallary password, API key, access token, or refresh token. Wait while I approve access in my browser.
5. After approval, run `mallary auth status`, `mallary health`, `mallary profiles list`, and `mallary platforms list`.
6. Tell me what you installed and whether the safe checks passed. Do not upload files, create or delete posts, reply to comments, change webhooks or settings, or disconnect accounts during setup. Later, only post or change Mallary when I clearly ask. If a needed detail is missing or unclear, ask one short question. Do not ask me to approve the same post twice. If the Mallary skill does not appear yet, tell me to restart Claude Code once.
Claude Code will show a Mallary link and one-time code. Sign in once and approve Mallary access. No API key needs to be shared with the agent.
Create your Mallary account. Then connect your social accounts and copy your API key from the dashboard.
Create Mallary accountOpen the command palette and choose Cursor Settings > Tools & MCPs > Add Custom MCP.
{
"mcpServers": {
"mallary": {
"url": "https://mallary.ai/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_MALLARY_API_KEY"
}
}
}
}
"Ask Mallary to show my connected social accounts. Do not post anything."
Create your Mallary account and connect the social accounts you want Codex to use. You do not need to copy an API key.
Create Mallary accountPaste it into Codex. It will guide you through OAuth.
Set up Mallary for me in Codex.
1. Install the official Mallary CLI with `npm install -g @mallary/cli`.
2. Install the official Mallary agent skill for Codex with `npx skills add mallarylabs/mallary-agent --global --agent codex --yes`.
3. Run `mallary auth login`.
4. Show me only the Mallary sign-in URL and one-time code. Do not ask me for my Mallary password, API key, access token, or refresh token. Wait while I approve access in my browser.
5. After approval, run `mallary auth status`, `mallary health`, `mallary profiles list`, and `mallary platforms list`.
6. Tell me what you installed and whether the safe checks passed. Do not upload files, create or delete posts, reply to comments, change webhooks or settings, or disconnect accounts during setup. Later, only post or change Mallary when I clearly ask. If a needed detail is missing or unclear, ask one short question. Do not ask me to approve the same post twice. If the Mallary skill does not appear yet, tell me to restart Codex once.
Codex will show a Mallary link and one-time code. Sign in once and approve Mallary access. No API key needs to be shared with the agent.
Create your Mallary account and connect the social accounts you want OpenClaw to use. You do not need to copy an API key.
Create Mallary accountPaste it into OpenClaw. It will guide you through OAuth.
Set up Mallary for me in OpenClaw.
1. Install the official Mallary CLI with `npm install -g @mallary/cli`.
2. Install the official Mallary agent skill with `npx skills add mallarylabs/mallary-agent`.
3. Run `mallary auth login`.
4. Show me only the Mallary sign-in URL and one-time code. Do not ask me for my Mallary password, API key, access token, or refresh token. Wait while I approve access in my browser.
5. After approval, run `mallary auth status`, `mallary health`, `mallary profiles list`, and `mallary platforms list`.
6. Tell me what you installed and whether the safe checks passed. Do not upload files, create or delete posts, reply to comments, change webhooks or settings, or disconnect accounts during setup. Later, only post or change Mallary when I clearly ask. If a needed detail is missing or unclear, ask one short question. Do not ask me to approve the same post twice.
OpenClaw will show a Mallary link and one-time code. Sign in once and approve Mallary access. No API key needs to be shared with the agent.
Create your Mallary account and connect the social accounts you want Hermes to use. You do not need to copy an API key.
Create Mallary accountPaste it into Hermes. It will guide you through OAuth.
Set up Mallary for me in Hermes.
1. Install the official Mallary CLI with `npm install -g @mallary/cli`.
2. Install the official Mallary agent skill with `npx skills add mallarylabs/mallary-agent`.
3. Run `mallary auth login`. One login gives Hermes access to view, publish, reply, and manage Mallary.
4. Show me only the Mallary sign-in URL and one-time code. Do not ask me for my Mallary password, API key, access token, or refresh token. Wait while I approve access in my browser.
5. After approval, run `mallary auth status`, `mallary health`, `mallary profiles list`, and `mallary platforms list`.
6. Tell me what you installed and whether the safe checks passed. Do not upload files, create or delete posts, reply to comments, change webhooks or settings, or disconnect accounts during setup. Later, only post or change Mallary when I clearly ask. If a needed detail is missing or unclear, ask one short question. Do not ask me to approve the same post twice.
Hermes will show a Mallary link and one-time code. Sign in once and approve Mallary access. No API key needs to be shared with the agent.
Mallary can detect new questions and comments on your published posts, and then use AI to post helpful replies and calls to action.
Simply add your business description, product features, pricing and FAQs in the Mallary dashboard, and let our AI handle the community engagement while you sleep.
sarah_designs Does this integrate with Slack? Need to know for my team!
Acme Co Hey Sarah! 👋 Yes, we have a native Slack integration available on all Pro plans. Let us know if you need help setting it up!
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