Social media API for developers

The social media API
for every network

Publish, schedule, and pull analytics across every major platform through a single, developer-first API. Ship integrations in hours, not quarters.

Why developers pick the bulkit social media API

One integration to publish, schedule, and measure across every major social network — so you ship in hours, not quarters.

POST /v1/posts

One API, every network

Integrate once and reach them all. A single request format publishes everywhere — no per-platform SDKs to learn, wire up, or keep alive.

MonTueWedThu

Schedule at scale

Queue thousands of posts across time zones. Built-in retries, rate-limit handling, and a live status for every item in the pipeline.

GET /v1/analytics
impressions
engagements
follows

Unified analytics

Pull reach, engagement, and growth from every platform through one consistent schema. No reconciling a dozen different metric shapes.

Ship your first post in minutes

Grab an API key, drop in one request, and you're live across every network. No credit card required.

One social API, every channel that matters

Harness the power of every major social network seamlessly — one integration reaches them all, so your workflow never waits on a platform.

InstagramFacebookYouTubeLinkedInRedditPinterest
TikTokThreadsX / TwitterBlueskyVimeoGoogle Business
10+
networks, one API

Reach every major platform through a single, consistent integration.

1
request to publish

Send one payload with "all" targets and fan it out everywhere at once.

5 min
to your first post

Grab a key, drop in one call, and you're live across the board.

99.9%
delivery uptime

Built-in retries and rate-limit handling keep the pipeline flowing.

One key connects them all — start publishing across every network today.

Drop the social media API into your stack

Meet your codebase where it already lives — from AI agents and the terminal to fully-typed SDKs and no-code workflows.

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Agents

MCP Server

Let AI agents publish, schedule, and pull analytics through a native Model Context Protocol server.

Terminal

CLI

Ship posts and manage campaigns straight from your shell — perfect for scripts and CI pipelines.

TypeScript

Node.js SDK

A fully-typed SDK with autocomplete for every endpoint. One npm install and you're publishing.

Automation

n8n Node

Drop bulkit into any n8n workflow to wire publishing and scheduling into your automations.

HTTP / JSON

REST API

A clean, predictable REST API. One request format reaches every network you connect.

Real-time

Webhooks

Subscribe to delivery, engagement, and failure events and react to them the moment they fire.

Up and running in one line

Install the Node.js SDK, drop in your API key, and publish to every connected network with a single call. The CLI, MCP server, and n8n node ship as their own packages — all speaking to the same bulkit API.

$npm install bulkit
A single bulkit call fanning out to Instagram, X, YouTube, Facebook, and LinkedIn

Pricing that scales with you

One flat plan, no tiers to outgrow. Start at $3.99 a month with 500 posts & comments included every month, then pay just a cent for each one after that. If you're weighing this against another vendor, the social media API pricing comparison puts Ayrshare, Postiz, bundle.social and Blotato on the same rows.

Pay as you go
$3.99/month

Includes 500 posts & comments every month, then $0.01 each.

  • Publish to every connected network
  • Unlimited connected profiles
  • Schedule & queue at scale
  • Unified analytics across platforms
  • MCP server, CLI, SDK & webhooks
  • Community support

How billing works

No surprises — every charge is a line item you can see.

Estimated total
$18.99/mo
2,000
actions / mo

$3.99 base + 1,500 × $0.01

500 included1,500 metered
  • Base plan
    Flat monthly fee — billed up front
    $3.99/mo
  • 500 actions / month
    Posts & comments included — refreshes every month
    $0.00included
  • Every action after
    Each additional post or comment
    $0.01/action
FAQ

The questions developers ask us most

Short answers to what the sections above leave out — pricing, limits, platform apps, and what happens once an agent has your key.

  • What exactly is bulkit?

    One API for every social network. Instead of integrating X, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and the rest one at a time, you send a single payload to bulkit and it fans the post out, queues what's scheduled, and reports back. The same product is a REST API, an SDK, a CLI, webhooks, an n8n node, and an MCP server for AI agents.

  • Which networks can I publish to?

    X, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky and Vimeo, with more added over time. Reaching one more network means adding a target to the payload, not shipping another integration.

  • Do I need my own developer app on each platform?

    No. Bulkit's platform apps are already approved, so accounts connect through bulkit's OAuth flow and you can publish the same day — there's no Meta or TikTok app review to sit through. Keeping tokens refreshed and keeping up as each platform changes its API is our job, not yours.

  • How much does it cost?

    $3.99 a month, flat. That covers 500 posts & comments every month and unlimited connected profiles; every action after the first 500 is $0.01. There are no tiers to outgrow and no per-channel pricing — the line items in the pricing section above are the whole bill.

  • What counts as an action?

    A post published or a comment sent, whether it came from the REST API, a scheduled queue item, the CLI, or an AI agent over MCP. The first 500 each month come with the base plan and it's a cent each after that, so a month where you ship 1,000 of them costs $8.99.

  • What are the rate limits?

    600 requests a minute, on every plan. Underneath that, bulkit absorbs each network's own limits for you — the queue retries, backs off, and keeps a live status for every item, so a platform's rate limit doesn't turn into your outage.

  • Is there a dashboard, or is it API-only?

    Both. There's a full dashboard for connecting accounts, watching the queue, reading analytics and scheduling on a drag-and-drop calendar — so a non-technical teammate can work in it without touching an API key. Bulkit is still API-first in the sense that matters: every one of those actions is an endpoint too, so the calendar and your code drive the same queue.

  • Can AI agents post through bulkit?

    Yes — bulkit ships an MCP server, so Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client gets real tools to publish, schedule, reply and pull analytics. Agents act with the permissions of the API key you hand them, and every tool call lands in the audit log.

Still have a question? The docs go deeper on every endpoint, SDK, and webhook.