Pricingper organization

Pay for what you publish.Not for each account.

Plans are per organization. Paid plans have no limit on teams or connected accounts across all 15 networks. A plain-text version of this page is at /pricing.md.

Free

For trying out

$0 $0 / month

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20 posts / month
50 comments / month
200 uploads / month
3 teams
No analytics
Full API, webhooks, SDK, CLI, MCP

Pro

Business

For growing businesses

$400 $360 / month

Billed monthlyBilled yearly

Choose Business

100,000 posts / month
50,000 comments / month
1,000,000 uploads / month
Unlimited teams, so unlimited accounts
Analytics included
Full API, webhooks, SDK, CLI, MCP

Enterprise

For large organizations

Custom

Quoted per organization

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1,000,000 posts / month
500,000 comments / month
10,000,000 uploads / month
Unlimited teams, so unlimited accounts
Analytics included
Raisable quotas, caps and rate limits

How quotas work

Monthly quotas count what your organization creates in a UTC calendar month: posts, comments and uploads. A scheduled post counts in the month you create it (or move it out of DRAFT), not the month it publishes, so you can schedule ahead as far as your quota allows.
Drafts are free. A post starts counting when it leaves DRAFT.
Daily caps count posts and comments aimed at one connected account on one postDate day (UTC). They follow the underlying network identity, so disconnecting and reconnecting an account, or connecting it to a second team, does not reset them.
Checked once. Quotas and caps are enforced when you create or schedule. A scheduled post is never refused later because of a quota.
Retries are free. A failed post can be retried up to 6 times without counting again.
Media retention. Files are kept for 14 days after their last use: from the upload, or from the last time a post using it finished publishing, whichever is later. Media on a draft or scheduled post is kept until that post finishes. Deleted uploads keep their file for 2 more days. Published posts on the networks are never affected.
Usage endpoints. Read current usage at any time from GET /organization/usage/posts, /comments, /uploads, /daily-limits and /imports.

Quotas and limits by plan

Every figure below is read from the same constants the API enforces.

Monthly quotas, per organization

Per calendar month (UTC)	Free	Pro	Business	Enterprise
Posts created	20	10,000	100,000	1,000,000
Comments created	50	5,000	50,000	500,000
Media uploads	200	100,000	1,000,000	10,000,000
Teams (social sets)	3	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited
Connected accounts	Up to 45 (15 per team)	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited
Analytics	Not included	Included	Included	Included

Enterprise figures are starting points; each Enterprise organization can have its own quotas.

Import quotas

Per connected account, per month	Free	Pro	Business	Enterprise
Historical posts per account	5	100	500	5,000
Comments stored per imported post	25	200	1,000	5,000
Reviews per account	5	200	200	1,000

Per request, on every plan: at most 100 posts per history-import call and 250 reviews per review-import call.

Direct messages and automations

Per connected account, per month	Free	Pro	Business	Enterprise
Direct messages sent per account	Not included	200	1,000	10,000
Automation runs per account	Not included	200	1,000	10,000

Resource limits, every plan

Resource	Scope	Limit
API keys	per organization	50
Webhooks	per organization	5
Bot identities	per team	50
Manual retries of a failed post	per post	6
Media retention after last use	per upload	14 days

Per-network daily caps

Daily publishing caps, per account

Each connected account can receive this many posts per UTC day. The caps protect accounts from being throttled or flagged by the network for publishing too often. Enterprise uses the Business caps unless agreed otherwise.

Network	Free	Pro	Business
TikTok	5	10	15
YouTube	10	10	15
Instagram	10	50	100
Facebook	10	50	100
X (Twitter)	5	15	15
Threads	10	200	250
LinkedIn	10	18	24
Pinterest	10	24	36
Reddit	10	24	36
Mastodon	10	50	100
Discord	10	100	200
Slack	10	100	200
Bluesky	10	50	100
Google Business Profile	10	20	40
Snapchat	5	20	40

Daily comment caps, per account

Network	Free	Pro	Business
TikTok	3	10	15
YouTube	3	10	15
Instagram	3	50	100
Facebook	3	50	100
X (Twitter)	3	15	15
Threads	3	200	250
LinkedIn	3	18	24
Pinterest	3	24	36
Reddit	3	24	36
Mastodon	3	50	100
Discord	3	100	200
Slack	3	100	200
Bluesky	3	50	100
Google Business Profile	3	20	40
Snapchat	3	24	36

Comment length, per network

Applies to comments, replies and a post's firstComment. Networks not listed do not take comments through Siar.

Network	Max characters
TikTok	1,200
YouTube	10,000
Instagram	2,200
Facebook	8,000
X (Twitter)	25,000
Threads	500
LinkedIn	1,250
Reddit	10,000
Mastodon	500
Discord	2,000
Slack	30,000
Bluesky	300

X (Twitter): pass-through pricing

X charges developers for every API call. Siar passes those charges through at cost from a prepaid credit balance; anything not listed is free. If the balance runs out, X actions fail with a top-up message and every other network in the same post still publishes.

Action	Billed	Price (USD)
Publish a post or reply	per request	$0.015
Publish a post that contains a link	per request	$0.200
Read a post (analytics, comment import)	per post returned	$0.005
Look up another account	per account returned	$0.010
Edit or manage existing content	per request	$0.005
Delete a post or reply	per request	$0.010
Repost, like or follow	per request	$0.015

Top up the balance from the dashboard. Balance changes use a ledger (hold, then capture or release) so a failed publish never charges you. Webhooks fire at credit.low-balance and credit.exhausted; quote an action before running it with the credit endpoints in the API reference.

Frequently asked questions

Why is pricing per organization and not per account?

What costs us money is the work your organization does (posts published, comments, uploads), not the number of accounts that exist. So quotas count what you create each month, and paid plans allow unlimited teams and therefore unlimited connected accounts.

What counts as a post?

A post counts once, in the UTC month you create it or move it out of draft, no matter how many networks it targets. Drafts are free and retries of a failed post do not count again.

What happens at my quota?

Creating or scheduling another post returns a 403 that names the limit. Anything already scheduled still publishes: quotas are checked once, when you create the post.

Why do daily caps exist?

Networks throttle or flag accounts that publish too often. Caps keep a single account inside what each network tolerates. They follow the underlying network identity, so reconnecting an account does not reset them. Enterprise organizations can have them raised.

How does X (Twitter) billing work?

X charges per API call, so X actions are paid from a prepaid credit balance at X's price, with no markup from us. Publishing a post costs $0.015; a post containing a link costs $0.200. If the balance runs out, only X actions fail.

Can I change plan or cancel?

Yes, from the dashboard billing page. Quotas are per calendar month, so a change applies from the moment it takes effect.

What does Enterprise add?

Higher quotas, daily caps and rate limits set per organization, and a quoted price. Contact us with your volumes.

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