PostWharf vs Publer
PostWharf or Publer? Here is how they compare on price, free plan, platforms and the jobs each does best, from each vendor's own pages.
| Compared on | Visit | Visit |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Schedules one post to every social account, priced per brand, not per channel | Schedules social posts and threads, priced per social account and team member |
| Free plan | No | Yes |
| Cheapest paid plan | $10/mo billed annually (Starter)PostWharf pricing | $4/mo billed annually (Professional)Publer pricing |
| What it covers | 1 workspace (one brand) with unlimited channels and 200 scheduled posts a month; billed per workspace, with no per-channel fee. | Billed per social account plus per extra member: 1 account $5/mo ($4/mo billed yearly), 3 accounts $12/mo, 5 accounts $20/mo; each additional member $2/mo; plan owner included; every 10th account free; VAT not included. |
| Free trial | 7-day free trial of Starter; the card is charged when the trial ends | 7-day free trial of Professional, 14-day free trial of Business |
| Platforms | Web, CLI | Web, iOS, Android |
| Integrations (vendor's figure) | Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, n8n, Zapier and Make | Not stated |
| Open source | No | No |
| Made by | Eternum Capital FZE LLC | Kalemi Code |
Choose PostWharf if…
- The job is running several brands without paying for each connected channel.
- The job is posting from Claude, ChatGPT or another AI assistant through MCP.
Choose Publer if…
- You want a free plan: PostWharf does not have one.
- You want a mobile app (iOS and Android).
- The job is solo creators and small businesses paying only for the accounts they connect.
- The job is bulk scheduling and recycling evergreen content.
Still weighing it up?
If neither is quite right, PostWharf and Publer are also compared with their other rivals: PostWharf vs Buffer, PostWharf vs Hootsuite and PostWharf vs Later.
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What PostWharf does
- Publishes to Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky and Telegram
- One composer: write once, then change the wording for each network
- Separate workspace per brand, with its own channels, drafts, queue and history
- Delivery receipts: every post is re-checked after publishing, with one row per network
- Failed deliveries retry automatically and show the reason in a status feed
- REST API, webhooks, an MCP server for AI assistants and the wharf CLI on every plan
Watch out for
- No free plan: Starter has a 7-day free trial
- Scheduled posts are capped each month, from 200 on Starter to 2,500 on Pro
- Reddit, Discord, Snapchat and WordPress are available on request only and cannot be connected yet
What Publer does
- Networks: Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, Threads, LinkedIn, Pinterest, YouTube, Google Business Profile, Bluesky, Mastodon, Telegram and WordPress
- Bulk scheduling of up to 500 posts from a CSV file or other bulk options
- Calendar, auto-scheduling queue, recurring posts and evergreen recycling with Spintax
- First-comment and thread scheduling, auto-share and auto-delete
- Workspaces with member roles and approval workflows
- Analytics, best times to post, hashtag and competitor analysis (Business)
Watch out for
- Billed per social account plus $2 (Professional) or $3 (Business) a month per extra member, so cost grows with every profile
- Free plan: 3 accounts, no X/Twitter, 10 scheduled posts per account and 24-hour post history
- Analytics, unlimited AI prompts, API and MCP need the Business plan
Questions
Is PostWharf or Publer cheaper?
They price different things, so neither is simply cheaper. PostWharf's entry price, $10/mo billed annually (Starter), is for the whole plan; Publer's, $4/mo billed annually (Professional), is per social account. Price the number of people, channels or contacts you have on each.
Do PostWharf and Publer have free plans?
Publer does; PostWharf does not, though it offers a 7-day free trial of Starter; the card is charged when the trial ends.