
Postpone pricing: which plan an OnlyFans creator needs
The free plan covers 5 posts a month on 2 accounts, with no card and no time limit. Paid plans come with a 14-day trial and cost a third less billed yearly.
- Starter: $16 a month yearly or $24 monthly, 3 accounts, 200 posts and 100 tweets a month.
- Creator: $32 or $48, 7 accounts, unlimited posts, 400 tweets, plus the unified inbox and bulk import.
- Professional: $64 or $96, 15 accounts, 800 tweets, unlimited users.
- Agency: $128 or $192, 30 accounts, 1,600 tweets.
Extra accounts cost $6 a month each. A creator posting a few times a day to Reddit plus X and Instagram will outgrow Starter’s 200 posts, which makes Creator the realistic plan. Payment is by card only, with no crypto.
How Reddit posting works since December 2025
Postpone says Reddit ended its API access at the end of November 2025, after six years of automatic posting. Now each scheduled Reddit post sends a mobile notification, the creator taps through to the Reddit app and publishes in about 20 seconds. Postpone claims these native posts get twice the engagement and are removed eight times less often than API posts.
The preparation stays in Postpone: titles, single subreddits or saved groups, the best hour for each community, and auto-reposts hours or days later for other time zones. Before scheduling, it checks each subreddit’s requirements, such as flair, title length, banned link domains and banned or required words, and warns about duplicate posts. It warns rather than blocks. The other eleven networks, including X, Instagram, TikTok, Threads and Bluesky, still post automatically.
NSFW tools and RedGIFs
Posts can be flagged NSFW one by one, by default for a whole Reddit account, or in bulk. Subreddit search filters communities by topic, size and SFW or NSFW, so creators can skip those that refuse 18+ posts. Videos upload to RedGIFs from inside Postpone, and each subreddit gets its own fresh RedGIFs link, since moderators often remove the same link posted everywhere. Views still count against the original upload.
Cancelling and getting a refund from Postpone
Cancel at least 24 hours before the period ends to avoid the next charge. On cancellation the account drops to the free plan, scheduled posts move to the trash for 30 days and extra accounts are disabled. Annual plans are refundable within 30 days of purchase, then only as account credit. A forgotten monthly charge with no usage is refunded for up to the last three months, on request to support.
Who runs Postpone
Postpone is owned by Tomatic LLC of Sun Prairie, Wisconsin. Grant McConnaughey started it in 2020 as a Reddit scheduler while working at Zapier, went full-time in October 2022 and joined the TinySeed accelerator a month later.
Postpone strengths and limitations
Strengths
- NSFW flagging and subreddit search by topic and size.
- Unique RedGIFs links for each subreddit.
- Subreddit rule checks before posting.
- Twelve networks in one tool.
- Refundable annual plans in the first month.
Limitations
- Every Reddit post needs a tap on the phone.
- A small free plan.
- The inbox starts on the $32 plan.
- Removal of any content Postpone deems objectionable.
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