The affordable tool to schedule posts on TikTok and Pinterest is Schedchie: €7.99 a month, flat, unlimited accounts and unlimited posts, both platforms plus ten more, analytics included. Start free trial.
The pair is where scheduler pricing gets expensive fastest. TikTok and Pinterest are two accounts per brand, so every per-account meter doubles before you have added a single client. This page prices the pair at five and ten accounts on 2026 rates, then lists what each platform will actually accept, because a cheap plan that refuses your video pin is not cheap. It closes on what both platforms report back.
Affordable tools to schedule posts on TikTok and Pinterest: the price at 5 and 10 accounts
Entry prices mislead on this pair. Buffer’s $6 a channel reads cheap until TikTok and Pinterest for three brands makes six channels. The honest comparison is the monthly bill at a real account count, which is how our 2026 pricing index builds every row.
| Tool | 5 accounts | 10 accounts | How the meter runs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Schedchie | €7.99 | €7.99 | One flat plan; accounts and posts are both uncapped |
| Radaar | $9.99 | $29.99 | Standard covers 6 profiles; above that the Professional plan at $29.99 |
| Publer | $20 ($16 billed yearly) | $36 ($28.80 billed yearly) | Professional is $5 for one account and rises per account on its pricing calculator, every tenth free |
| Metricool | €20 (€16 billed annually) | €37 (€29 billed annually) | Priced by brand count, so the pair fits one brand until you add clients |
| Pallyy | $25 | $25 | Pro covers one social set of up to 11 accounts; $10 per extra set |
| Later | $25 ($18.75 billed yearly) | $50 ($37.50 billed yearly) | Starter is one social set of 8 profiles, so ten accounts needs Growth’s two sets |
| Buffer | $30 ($25 billed yearly) | $60 ($50 billed yearly) | $6 per channel monthly, $5 billed yearly; the pair is two channels per brand |
| Hootsuite | $99 | $99 | Standard covers exactly 10 accounts, per seat, billed annually |
| Typefully | Not offered | Not offered | Text-first: X, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky and Mastodon, so no tier reaches the pair |
Prices verified on October 20, 2026. Radaar, Publer (its own pricing calculator), Metricool, Pallyy, Buffer and Hootsuite were read on each vendor’s official pricing page that day; Later and Typefully come from our October 15 re-check of their pricing pages. Currency exactly as each vendor displays it. We do not convert.
Read the two columns against each other. Schedchie is €7.99 in both, because €7.99 a month, flat, unlimited accounts and unlimited posts, is the whole plan. Everything else moves: Buffer doubles from $30 to $60, Later doubles from $25 to $50, Metricool climbs from €20 to €37, Publer from $20 to $36, Radaar from $9.99 to $29.99. Hootsuite starts at $99 and stays there, which is the one shape that does not punish growth: it charges the growth up front, per seat.
At five accounts the rivals run from Radaar’s $9.99 to Hootsuite’s $99 a month. At ten they run from Pallyy’s $25 to Hootsuite’s $99. The crossover against Buffer arrives at two channels, which is one brand on TikTok and Pinterest, the exact workload this page is about. Our Buffer comparison runs that math per channel count.
Post caps are the second meter, and they bite on this pair
A pin and a TikTok a day is about 60 posts a month. That number is past several 2026 plans before you have opened the calendar twice, so the account price is only half the bill.
| Tool | Plan | Monthly price | Accounts | Posts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Schedchie | the only plan | €7.99 flat | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Buffer | Free | $0 | 3 channels | 10 posts per channel |
| Metricool | Free | €0 | 1 brand | 20 posts a month |
| Pallyy | Free | $0 | 1 social set | 15 posts a month, images only |
| Radaar | Standard | $9.99 | 6 profiles | Unlimited |
| Later | Starter | $25 ($18.75 billed yearly) | 1 social set, 8 profiles | 30 per profile per month |
| Pallyy | Pro | $25 | 1 social set, up to 11 accounts | Unlimited |
| Later | Growth | $50 ($37.50 billed yearly) | 2 social sets | 180 per profile per month |
| Hootsuite | Standard | $99 per seat (billed annually) | 10 accounts | Not stated |
Same sources and verification date as the table above.
Later’s Starter cap is the one to read twice: 30 posts per profile per month at $25, or $18.75 billed yearly. Daily posting to a Pinterest board and a TikTok account lands exactly on that ceiling with nothing left for a second pin. Growth lifts it to 180 posts per profile for $50, or $37.50 billed yearly, and Scale runs $110 monthly, $82.50 billed yearly. The Later alternatives comparison and the Later page price those tiers side by side; Metricool’s brand tiers meter the same workload a different way, starting at €20 a month.
Schedchie is the only plan in the 2026 census that leaves both accounts and posts uncapped. Radaar caps profiles at 6. Pallyy caps a social set at 11. That combination is what makes €7.99 the cheapest unlimited social media scheduler on the table, and why the bill for the pair reads the same at 2 accounts and at 40.
How each 2026 pricing model treats the pair
Four models cover every tool above, and each one taxes a different thing. Knowing which one you are standing in predicts your bill a year out better than any feature list.
Per channel. Buffer charges $6 a channel monthly, $5 billed yearly. TikTok and Pinterest for one brand is $12 a month, for three brands $36, for five brands $60. The model is honest at one channel and expensive at the count most people actually reach, because the pair never arrives alone: Instagram and Facebook usually come with it.
Per brand or per social set. Metricool prices brands: €20 a month covers 5, €37 covers 10, with the annual rate at €16 and €29. Pallyy prices sets: $25 for one set of up to 11 accounts, $10 for each set after. Later prices sets too, at $25 for one set of 8 profiles. This model is kind to a single brand with many platforms and unkind to an agency, where every client is a new set.
Per post. Later’s 30 posts per profile per month on Starter and Metricool’s 20 posts a month on its free tier meter output rather than accounts. It is the model that fails quietly: you discover the ceiling in the last week of the month, with pins queued and nowhere to put them.
Per seat. Hootsuite charges $99 per seat on Standard, billed annually, for 10 accounts. Two people is $198 a month. On Schedchie, members do not multiply the bill: the €24.99 Ultra plan is one price whoever you invite.
Flat. One price, no meter. €7.99 covers the pair, every other account, and every post. The only figure that changes when your 2026 workload grows is the number of posts you publish.
What TikTok and Pinterest actually accept in 2026
Price decides the plan; the upload path decides whether the post exists. These are the limits Schedchie validates against before a pin or a TikTok leaves the queue, taken from our own platform specifications rather than a feature page.
| Limit | TikTok | |
|---|---|---|
| Caption | 2,200 characters | 800 characters, plus a 100-character pin title |
| Video container | MP4, WebM or MOV | MP4, MOV or M4V |
| Video codecs | H.264, H.265, VP8 or VP9 | H.264 or H.265 |
| Video length | Up to 600 seconds, and never past your own creator ceiling (the base tier is 180 seconds) | 4 seconds to 5 minutes |
| Video size | Up to 4 GB | Up to 2 GB |
| Frame rate and dimensions | 23 to 60 fps, 360 to 4096 px on both axes | Aspect shorter than 1:2 and taller than 1.91:1 |
| Video cover | Pick the frame | Upload your own image or pick the frame; a cover is mandatory or the pin is refused |
| Photos | JPEG or WebP, 20 MB each, up to 35 per post, 1080 px on the long side | JPEG or PNG, 20 MB, 2:3 at 1000×1500 recommended |
| Required target | None | A board, optionally a section |
Limits read from Schedchie’s platform specifications, which cite TikTok’s Content Posting API media transfer guide and Pinterest’s product specs.
Two of those rows fail posts quietly at other tools. Pinterest refuses a video pin that arrives without a cover image, and it refuses any pin that arrives without a board. Schedchie asks for both in the composer instead of letting the API reject the pin after the scheduled time has passed. The Pinterest page and the TikTok page list the per-platform detail.
What Schedchie publishes to the pair
Verified against the product, not a marketing grid. On TikTok: video with a frame-picked cover, the AI-generated-content label, and the branded-content and branded-organic disclosure toggles TikTok requires for paid partnerships. Photo posts carry the same toggles. On Pinterest: image pins and video pins, into a chosen board and section, with alt text, a pin title and a destination link.
TikTok and Pinterest analytics both come back into the dashboard, so the videos and pins you scheduled report their own numbers on one screen. Both platforms share one calendar with the other ten, and the same media library feeds both: one vertical video becomes a TikTok and a video pin without a second upload.
The composer keeps the two apart where the platforms disagree. TikTok takes 2,200 characters and no title; Pinterest takes 800 plus a 100-character title, a board, an optional section and a destination link. Write once, then adjust the fields that differ, and the per-account outcome view reports what each account did after the scheduled time: published, or refused with the reason, per account rather than one green tick for the whole post. A refused pin is retried from that view without rebuilding the post.
The full platform list is Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest, YouTube, Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon, Telegram, Google Business Profile, Discord and X. Twelve of those are included in the €7.99 plan; posting to X is a €4.99 add-on per 30 posts, priced separately because X prices its API separately. The pricing page states the whole thing in one screen, and the alternatives page puts it next to the tools above.
Scheduling the pair from ChatGPT or Claude
Schedchie runs an MCP server at mcp.schedchie.com with 60 tools, so you can schedule posts from ChatGPT or Claude without opening the dashboard. Ask for a week of pins and the assistant drafts them, picks the board from your real board list, and hands them to Schedchie to publish at the times you set.
AI is opt-in and lives entirely on that side of the wire. The dashboard stays clean: no generated captions in your composer unless you put them there. The MCP page lists the tool surface, including board lookup, media upload and the approval calls. It is included at €7.99 flat; there is no AI tier and no per-seat charge for it.
Clients, approvals and moving in from another tool
Agencies feel the per-account meter hardest on this pair: two platforms for four clients is eight billed accounts nearly everywhere else, which is $48 a month on Buffer at $6 a channel and $32 on Publer. On Schedchie it is €7.99, and the eighth account costs the same as the first.
The Ultra plan is €24.99 a month when you need account groups, approval flows and client review links: a client sees the queued pins and TikToks on a link, approves or rejects, and never touches the dashboard. Moving your 2026 calendar across is a CSV import: upload the file, and rows Schedchie cannot accept come back as an error file you fix and re-upload, rather than a silent partial import.
The trial is 14 days and the plan is month to month. Cancel anytime, no questions asked.
TikTok and Pinterest analytics in one dashboard, included in €7.99
Scheduling the pair is half the job. The other half is knowing which video and which pin earned the next one, and on Schedchie that answer sits on the same analytics dashboard for both platforms. TikTok analytics come through the TikTok API for Business; Pinterest analytics come through Pinterest’s own API. Both are part of the €7.99 plan. There is no reporting tier, no analytics add-on and no per-account charge for it.
| Level | TikTok | |
|---|---|---|
| Account | Followers, profile views, video views, likes, comments and shares; new and lost followers by day; audience by age, gender, country and city | Account analytics |
| Per post | Per-video reach, views, watch time and retention | Pin impressions, saves and clicks |
Read the TikTok rows as a funnel. Profile views and new followers by day show whether a week of posting moved the account; lost followers by day show the day that cost you. Per-video watch time and retention say whether people stayed past the hook, which is the number that decides whether the next video gets shown at all. The audience split by age, gender, country and city tells you who is watching, so a Pinterest board aimed at the same people is aimed on evidence.
The Pinterest rows answer a different question. Impressions show how far a pin travelled, saves show it was worth keeping, and clicks show it sent someone to your destination link, the reason most brands post pins at all. A pin with high saves and low clicks needs a better link or a better title; a pin with clicks and few impressions needs a better board.
Because the same vertical video often goes out as a TikTok and a video pin, the TikTok account and the Pinterest account sit in the same accounts table on one screen, so you compare the two platforms without exporting two reports and matching them by date. With several TikTok accounts and several Pinterest accounts connected, each account reports its own figures, on the plan that already covers every account at €7.99.
Which one to pick at your account count
Price the workload you actually have in 2026, not the headline tier.
One brand, one TikTok and one Pinterest, posting a few times a week: almost anything works, and the free plans stretch further than the paid tables suggest: Buffer’s free tier gives 3 channels at 10 posts each, Metricool’s gives 1 brand at 20 posts a month, Pallyy’s gives 15 image-only posts. The free-plan roundup lists which survived into 2026. Schedchie has no free tier; it has a 14-day trial and then €7.99.
One brand posting daily to both: you are at 60 posts a month, past Later’s Starter cap of 30 per profile and triple Metricool’s free tier. At that volume the choice is a post-metered plan at $25 to $50 or a flat one at €7.99.
Two to five brands, or any client work: the per-account meters compound. Five accounts is $9.99 to $99 a month; ten is $25 to $99. The cheapest-scheduler guide and the small-business comparison run the same arithmetic across more tools, and the answer holds: the flat plan wins from the second account onward.
Video-heavy weeks: check the cover-image and duration rows above before you commit. A tool that cannot set a Pinterest cover cannot publish a video pin at all, and TikTok’s per-creator duration ceiling is enforced at publish time, not at upload.
FAQ: affordable tools to schedule posts on TikTok and Pinterest in 2026
What are affordable tools to schedule posts on TikTok and Pinterest?
Affordable means the bill at your account count, not the entry tier. At five accounts on monthly billing: Schedchie €7.99, Radaar $9.99, Publer $20, Metricool €20, Pallyy $25, Later $25, Buffer $30, Hootsuite $99. Only Schedchie caps neither accounts nor posts. The TikTok and Pinterest pages list every post type it publishes.
Looking for affordable tools to schedule posts on TikTok and Pinterest?
Schedchie is €7.99 a month flat for both, with no account or post cap, and the 2026 price is the same at 2 accounts or 40. The next cheapest that reaches the pair at five accounts is Radaar at $9.99, then Publer at $20, Metricool at €20, Pallyy and Later at $25, Buffer at $30 and Hootsuite at $99. Start free trial.
Which affordable scheduler includes TikTok analytics?
Schedchie includes TikTok analytics in its €7.99 flat plan: followers, profile views, video views, likes, comments, shares, new and lost followers by day, audience by age, gender, country and city, and per-video reach, views, watch time and retention. Pinterest pin impressions, saves and clicks sit in the same dashboard. The full list is on the analytics page.
What does it cost to schedule TikTok and Pinterest for five clients?
Ten accounts, so on monthly billing as of October 20, 2026: Schedchie €7.99, Radaar $29.99, Publer $36, Buffer $60, Hootsuite $99. Metricool counts one brand per client, so five clients is €20. Later and Pallyy price by social set, so check the set count per client before comparing. Client review links and approvals sit on the €24.99 Ultra plan.
Can I manage multiple TikTok accounts on one plan?
Yes. The €7.99 plan charges no per-account fee, so several TikTok accounts and several Pinterest accounts sit side by side in one calendar, each with its own queue and its own analytics. Each TikTok account connects through its own TikTok login, and each Pinterest account publishes to its own boards.
Which scheduler is cheapest for TikTok and Pinterest together in 2026?
Radaar’s $9.99 Standard is the lowest sticker price among the plans that cover five accounts, but it stops at 6 profiles. Schedchie at €7.99 is the cheapest plan that caps neither accounts nor posts, which is why it stays cheapest as soon as a third account exists. Full 2026 census in the pricing index.
Can I schedule Pinterest video pins, or only images?
Both on Schedchie: image pins and video pins, into a board and section, with alt text and a destination link. Pinterest requires a cover image on every video pin and refuses the pin without one, so check this per tool before paying; video-pin support still varies in 2026.
Is there a limit on how many TikToks I can schedule?
Schedchie adds no meter of its own: posts are unlimited on the €7.99 plan. TikTok’s own API applies a per-creator ceiling on video length, read from your account at publish time, and the base tier is 180 seconds. Per-tool caps are a different thing: Later meters 30 posts per profile per month on its $25 Starter.
Do I need a separate tool for TikTok and Pinterest?
No. Anyone looking for affordable tools to schedule posts on tiktok and pinterest is usually comparing two subscriptions against one; on Schedchie the pair is two of your unlimited accounts on a single €7.99 plan, sharing one calendar and one media library with ten more platforms.
Can I move an existing TikTok and Pinterest schedule across?
Yes, by CSV. One row per post, with the platform, the caption, the media and the time. Rows Schedchie cannot accept come back as an error file naming the row and the problem, so you fix those and re-upload rather than hunting through a half-imported 2026 calendar.
What happens to my scheduled pins if I cancel?
The plan is month to month with a 14-day trial first. Cancel anytime, no questions asked. Access runs to the end of the paid period, and each account’s post list downloads as CSV from Analytics before you go.
Schedchie publishes to TikTok, Pinterest and ten more platforms for €7.99 flat, with unlimited accounts and unlimited posts on every one. Start free trial, or read the pricing page first.