The calendar never runs dry: your best posts come back when a week gets thin

Yes. Every paid plan starts with a 7-day free trial, and you can cancel any time before it ends without being charged.

Yes — write to us from the contact page or from inside the app, and a person answers, usually the same day. The help centre covers the questions we hear most.

One social account and ten pending posts at a time. Enough to see how it works on your own profile; the paid plans lift both limits.

By card, monthly or annually. Paying for a year costs ten months — two months free — and you can switch plans or cancel from the billing page at any point.

No tool can promise that, and the ones that do are not telling the truth. A scheduled post gets exactly the reach a manually posted one does. What changes is that it goes out at the right minute whether or not you were free at that minute.

Never. Every network connects through its own official login screen, which hands Postgust a limited token you can revoke at any time from that network's settings. We could not ask for a password if we wanted to.

The worker retries with growing gaps between attempts, and if the network keeps refusing you get told — in the app and, if you set it up, in Telegram — with the network's own reason, so you know whether to fix the post or reconnect the account.

From the Entrepreneur plan up, yes: invite people with roles, so a writer can draft and only an approver can release. Posts wait in an approval queue rather than in an email thread.