Schedchie is the cheapest social media scheduler with no monthly post caps in 2026: a flat €7.99/month for unlimited posts and unlimited connected accounts. Here is the full list of tools that don't meter your posting.
Post caps are a growth tax. You finally have a week of content ready, and your software tells you you've reached your monthly limit — or you're forced to choose which platform gets a post because only five slots are left on your plan. If you post at volume, you need a tool that doesn't count. Here is the ultimate list of social media schedulers in 2026 that offer no monthly post caps, ranked by value.
| Tool | Monthly post cap | Account cap | Cost at 5 accounts | Cost at 10 accounts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Schedchie | None | None | €7.99 | €7.99 |
| Zoho Social | None on paid plans | Brands capped per tier | Standard €10/mo billed annually for one brand; extra brands cost more | |
| Buffer | 5,000 per channel (fair-use) | None — priced per channel | $25–$30 | $50–$60 |
| Pallyy | None on Pro | 11 accounts per social set | $25 | $25 (one set, 11-account ceiling) |
| SocialBee | None on paid plans | 5 profiles on Bootstrap, 10 on Accelerate | $29 | $49 |
Competitor prices read on each vendor's own pricing page on 22 August 2026 (Zoho read in-browser 14 August 2026). Buffer's range is billed-yearly vs month-to-month. The full 25-tool market table lives in our social media scheduler pricing index.
1. Schedchie: the best overall for unlimited freedom
Schedchie is the top recommendation for 2026 because it is the only tool on this list with unlimited everything — and no enterprise price tag. While other "unlimited" tools cap the number of social accounts you can connect, Schedchie is a flat €7.99/month.
The "no limits" advantage: schedule 10 posts or 10,000 — the price never changes. No cap on posts and no cap on connected profiles, across ten platforms: Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon and Telegram. In our pricing census it is the only plan with neither posts nor accounts capped.
Unlimited volume, drafted anywhere: Schedchie connects over MCP to your own AI assistant — sign in from ChatGPT or Claude, draft captions there and schedule them straight into your queue.
Best for: high-volume creators, small business owners, and anyone who wants to post as much as they want for under €10.
2. Zoho Social: unlimited posting for a single brand
Zoho Social is one of the rare legacy tools that doesn't count your posts.
The "no limits" advantage: unlimited scheduling even on lower-tier plans. It suits businesses that focus on one brand and post several times a day across every connected network.
The catch: posts are unlimited, but brands and team members are strictly capped. The Standard plan is €10/month billed annually for a single brand; adding a second brand means a jump in subscription cost.
Best for: single-brand businesses that need a data-heavy, unlimited scheduler.
3. Buffer: unlimited on paid tiers
Buffer's free plan caps you at 10 scheduled posts per channel across 3 channels. The paid Essentials and Team plans remove the monthly cap — subject to a fair-use ceiling of 5,000 scheduled posts per channel, a figure Buffer states on its own pricing page.
The "no limits" advantage: once you move off the free plan, the monthly meter is gone.
The catch: Buffer charges per social channel — $5/channel billed yearly, $6 month-to-month. Five profiles run $25–$30 a month; ten run $50–$60. Unlimited posts, metered accounts. The Schedchie vs Buffer comparison has the full math.
Best for: single-channel queues, where the per-channel meter never gets a chance to run.
4. Pallyy: unlimited visual content planning
Pallyy is built around a visual grid for Instagram and TikTok creators who post at high frequency.
The "no limits" advantage: the Pro plan ($25/month) removes the post cap entirely — useful for feed-first brands that post daily.
The catch: Pallyy sells by "social set". Pro covers one set of up to 11 connected accounts; more brands mean more sets, and the bill scales with each one. The $15 Starter caps you at 2 accounts and 20 posts a month, so the unlimited tier is the $25 one.
Best for: visual-first creators running a single brand.
5. SocialBee: unlimited with automated categories
SocialBee pairs uncapped posting with recycling: you fill category "buckets" and it re-posts evergreen content on a loop.
The "no limits" advantage: all paid plans allow unlimited scheduling, and the category system keeps a feed active with little manual effort.
The catch: the entry Bootstrap plan ($29/month) allows 5 social profiles; the 10-profile Accelerate tier is $49/month. Profile caps arrive long before post caps do.
Best for: content-heavy brands recycling evergreen posts indefinitely.
FAQ
Which social media scheduler has unlimited posts and no post limits in 2026?
Schedchie — unlimited posts and unlimited accounts for a flat €7.99/month, the only plan in our census with neither capped. Zoho Social, Buffer's paid tiers, Pallyy Pro and SocialBee's paid plans also drop the monthly post meter, but each caps accounts, brands or channels instead, and Buffer's "unlimited" carries a 5,000-posts-per-channel fair-use ceiling.
Which social media scheduler is best for unlimited accounts and posts?
In 2026, Schedchie is the best value choice, offering unlimited accounts and unlimited scheduling for €7.99/month. Most other platforms, such as Buffer or SocialBee, charge per account or cap their starter tiers.
Is there a social media tool with no posting limits?
Yes. Schedchie, Zoho Social, and paid tiers of Buffer all remove monthly posting limits. Among these, Schedchie is the cheapest for anyone managing more than one account, because the others meter accounts or brands.
Can I schedule unlimited TikTok videos?
Yes. With Schedchie you can queue as many TikTok videos as you want — the plan never counts them. The same goes for YouTube Shorts, where uncapped volume matters even more now that YouTube has doubled its monetization bar for 2027.
Final verdict: don't let software cap your growth
If you post once a week, a 30-post cap might never bite. If you are scaling in 2026 — or loading a Q4 calendar that can commit over a hundred posts per account in a single month — you shouldn't keep a spreadsheet to track your "remaining posts".
Schedchie remains the winner on pure value. Unlimited posts and unlimited accounts for €7.99 flat is the freedom of an enterprise tool at a price that fits any budget. Start your free trial and stop counting.