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Yes. Mallary uses the official APIs from each social platform. We do not scrape social sites or ask for your social media password. Mallary is a Meta Verified Tech Provider and a registered LLC in Lexington, Kentucky, USA.

No. Mallary manages the platform apps and the main setup for you. You only need to connect your social accounts and approve the access each platform asks for. Your Mallary plan and each platform's own limits still apply.

Mallary supports X, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, Reddit, Threads, and Bluesky. See our Supported Platforms page for the post types and options available on each one.

No. You can post from the Mallary dashboard, ChatGPT, Claude, n8n, Make, and other tools. Developers can also use the API, MCP, or CLI.

No. Posts published through Mallary do not show the Mallary name. Mallary is not sold as a full white-label service, but your audience will not see Mallary added to your posts.

Mallary watches for platform changes and updates its connections when needed. A platform outage, new rule, or lost permission can still stop a post. If you need to act, Mallary will show a clear message.

Yes. Connect your social accounts, then make new posts and schedules in Mallary. Posts that are already on your social accounts will stay there. Mallary does not import an old tool's post history or scheduled queue.

Yes. The Mallary dashboard works on phones, tablets, and computers. You can also use supported AI and automation tools from your phone.

Yes. One Mallary account can have several profiles. You can make a profile for each brand, business, client, or channel. Each profile keeps its own connected social accounts together. Your plan sets how many profiles and accounts you can use.

Yes. The dashboard, API, MCP, CLI, ChatGPT, Claude, n8n, and Make can use the same Mallary profiles and connected accounts. You do not need to connect each social account again for every tool.

Yes. Mallary has a ChatGPT plugin and a Claude Connector. Both use OAuth, so you can sign in without copying an API key into the chat.

Yes. Mallary has integrations for n8n and Make. It also works with AI agents through MCP, the CLI, and agent skills. There is no Mallary app for Zapier today, but a developer can connect Zapier through the Mallary API or webhooks. See all Mallary integrations.

Mallary refreshes the connection when the platform allows it. You may need to reconnect if you remove Mallary, change your password, or the platform blocks the old connection for safety. The dashboard will tell you what to do.

Yes. Open Profiles in the dashboard and choose Delete Profile. Mallary will ask you to move or disconnect each social account first. Posts already published on social media will not be deleted.

Mallary uses background queues to send posts at the time you choose. It checks your post first and retries short-term errors. A social platform can still have an outage or reject a post, so Mallary shows the result for every platform.

Yes. You can see views, likes, comments, and other results when the social platform shares them. New posts are checked each hour for the first day, then less often as they get older. Not every platform gives the same stats. Learn more about social media analytics.

Yes. Mallary saves supported follower and subscriber counts once each day. You can see growth over time in the dashboard or get the latest counts from the Audience API.

Mallary supports text, images, videos, Stories, Reels, Shorts, and carousels where the platform's official API allows them. The choices are different for each platform, so check the Supported Platforms page for details.

Yes. You can schedule videos for Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, X, Pinterest, Threads, and Bluesky when the post meets that platform's rules.

Yes, where the social platform allows it. Mallary supports covers or thumbnails for Facebook feed videos, Instagram feed videos and Reels, YouTube long videos, and TikTok videos.

Yes. Start with one main message, then change the text and options for each platform. You can set things such as a YouTube title, an Instagram post type, a Pinterest board, or a Reddit community. See the platform options guide.

Yes. Mallary retries most short-term errors. A post can have up to three total tries. The wait gets longer after each failed try.

No. Mallary does not retry an error that needs you to make a change. This can happen when an account needs to reconnect, media is not allowed, or a required choice is missing.

Mallary saves the result after a platform accepts a post. If the same job runs again, Mallary checks that saved result before it tries to publish. This lowers the chance of a duplicate post.

Yes. Mallary checks file type, file count, video length, image shape, text length, and other rules that apply to the post. It gives you a clear message when it finds a problem.

Yes. Mallary checks the connection, media, and required choices before it sends the post. These checks catch many common problems, but the social platform still makes the final choice.

Yes, when the social platform allows it. If the platform cancels the connection or asks for a new sign-in, Mallary will ask you to reconnect that account.

Yes, as long as Mallary has not started publishing it. Once publishing starts, Mallary blocks deletion so part of the post is not removed by mistake.

It lets you add up to three follow-up comments when you create a post. Mallary publishes the main post first, then adds the comments on supported platforms and post types. Learn more.

Comments Under Post works on supported Facebook and Instagram posts, YouTube, Threads, X, and Bluesky. It does not work on Stories or TikTok posts.

Yes. Mallary saves the comments with the scheduled post. It adds them after the main post goes live on a supported platform and post type.

AI Auto Replies find new brand questions on your posts and write short replies using your saved business details. They are available on Pro and Business plans for YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, X, and Bluesky.

Many replies happen within a few minutes. X and YouTube may take about 15 minutes before Mallary finds a new comment. Platform limits or a busy queue can make a reply take longer.

Yes. You can turn them on or off in your dashboard settings. You can also control them for each post when your plan supports this feature.

No. Mallary focuses on questions about your brand, product, service, price, support, or post. It skips repeat comments, simple statements, and questions that are not about your business.

Mallary records the error so our support team can check it. Work on other supported platforms will keep going.

Yes. The Comments API returns comments and replies from supported social platforms. See the List Comments guide.

Yes. You can send a reply to a supported comment through the Mallary API. See the Reply to Comment guide.

Yes. Mallary uses per-user limits across the API, MCP, and CLI. These limits help keep the service fast and stable. Your plan and each social platform may also have limits. See the developer docs.

MCP lets an AI tool use Mallary through a standard set of tools. It can work with posts, media, comments, analytics, audience counts, profiles, settings, webhooks, and connected platforms.

The Mallary MCP endpoint is https://mallary.ai/mcp.

Use OAuth when your MCP app supports it. You will sign in to Mallary and approve the connection. API keys are still supported for manual tools and older setups. See the MCP sign-in guide.

Yes. MCP uses the same Mallary account, plan, and rate limits as the dashboard and API.

The Mallary CLI lets you use Mallary from a terminal. You can work with posts, uploads, comments, analytics, audience counts, profiles, settings, webhooks, and connected platforms. Read the CLI guide.

Run mallary auth login for the easiest setup. It opens a browser sign-in with OAuth. You can still use a Mallary API key when OAuth is not a good fit. See the CLI sign-in guide.

Yes. The CLI has clear terminal output for people and JSON output for scripts and agents. It can be used in cron jobs, CI jobs, internal tools, OpenClaw, Hermes, and other agent tools.

Yes. The CLI can upload local images and videos that you choose to Mallary before a post. It can also use a JSON file for settings that are different on each platform.

Yes. The CLI follows the same plan, posting, scheduling, analytics, and feature rules as the rest of Mallary.

Yes. Starter, Pro, and Business each start with a 14-day free trial. Mallary does not have a permanent public free plan. Paid plans also include a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Yes. A card is needed to start the trial and help prevent abuse. You are not charged during the 14-day trial.

Your paid plan starts when the trial ends unless you cancel first. Stripe will charge the payment method you added when you began the trial.

Yes. You can change your plan from the Billing page. Stripe will show the new price and when it will take effect before you finish the change.

Stripe handles Mallary payments. Checkout will show the cards and other payment methods that are available for your country, device, and account.

Yes. You can cancel from the Billing page with no cancellation fee. Your service will keep working until the end of the paid period. You can resume the subscription from the same page before it ends.

Yes. Mallary has a 30-day money-back guarantee. Contact support within 30 days of your first payment if you are not happy with the service.

If your plan has a monthly post limit, Mallary pauses new posts when you reach it. You can upgrade or wait for the next month. Mallary does not charge an overage fee. Check the pricing page for current limits.

Yes. Annual billing gives you two months free compared with paying each month. Start your 14-day free trial.