Blotato

Social media API and MCP server that lets AI agents publish to 9 platforms

Intermediate API
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What is Blotato?

Blotato is a unified social media API and hosted MCP server that lets Claude, ChatGPT and other agents publish, schedule, reply, manage DMs and read analytics across 9 platforms, with flat pricing starting at $29 a month.

Blotato is a unified social media API and hosted MCP server built so that AI agents can handle social publishing without custom integrations. Instead of wiring up separate SDKs and getting OAuth apps approved for each network, an agent calls a single create_post tool and the content goes out natively to X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, Bluesky and Pinterest. The same surface covers scheduling, comment and DM handling, analytics and asset generation. The product is aimed at solopreneurs, creators, agencies and automation builders who already work inside Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex or workflow tools such as n8n and Make. Once the MCP server is connected, Blotato's tools appear inside the agent, so a prompt can turn a YouTube link, TikTok, article, PDF, audio file or Perplexity research query into a draft and queue it. Posts can go out immediately, at a set timestamp, or into the next open slot, with recurring weekly slots per platform and account. Developers who prefer plain REST can use the same functions at backend.blotato.com/v2, and official n8n and Make nodes cover visual builds. Beyond publishing, the agent can read comments and conversations, reply, and send DMs. Keyword-triggered DM automations for Instagram and Facebook support the familiar comment-a-word-get-a-link funnel, with their own triggered, completed and failed analytics. Analytics cover eight platforms, with LinkedIn the exception. A visuals layer produces infographics, carousels, slideshows, quote and tweet cards, and AI-avatar video from templates and prompts, and it can post video made in tools like HeyGen, Veo or Sora. Among alternatives, Blotato sits between consumer schedulers such as Hootsuite or Later and developer-oriented posting APIs. Its distinguishing position is agent-first design with flat pricing and no per-post fees, which reviewers on the homepage cite as cheaper than other API-based options. Teams that want a polished manual calendar experience may find the web interface secondary to the automation features.

How do you use Blotato?

  1. 1Create an account
    Sign up from the homepage using the Start free button, which begins a 7-day trial on the starter plan.
    Blotato — Create an account
  2. 2Connect your social accounts
    Inside the Blotato dashboard, link the social profiles you want to publish to. Each connected account gets an account ID that agents and workflows reference.
  3. 3Read the API and MCP docs
    Open the documentation to find the hosted MCP setup and the REST endpoints at backend.blotato.com/v2.
    Blotato — Read the API and MCP docs
  4. 4Connect your agent
    Add the hosted MCP server to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or another supported agent, or use the n8n or Make nodes for a visual setup.
  5. 5Draft and schedule a post
    Ask the agent to write content from a link, document or topic, then publish now, set a timestamp or request the next open slot across your platforms.
  6. 6Review analytics and replies
    Have the agent pull top posts by views, likes or comments, and read or answer comments and DMs to close the loop.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • One create_post call publishes natively to nine platforms, removing per-network SDKs and OAuth app approvalsAI
  • Hosted MCP server exposes tools inside Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex and other agents with no auth headersAI
  • Official n8n and Make nodes plus a REST API suit both no-code and developer workflowsAI
  • Flat pricing with no per-post fees and a stated starting price of $29 a monthAI
  • Covers more than posting: comment replies, DMs, keyword DM funnels, analytics and generated visualsAI

Cons

  • Analytics are available on eight platforms only, and LinkedIn is excludedAI
  • DM automations are limited to Instagram and FacebookAI
  • API rate limit is stated as 1,800 requests per hour, which may constrain very heavy automationAI
  • Homepage emphasizes agent and API workflows, so teams wanting a traditional visual calendar may find it secondaryAI
  • Testimonials and statistics on the site are self-reported and not independently verifiedAI

How much does Blotato cost?

Free trial

A 7-day free trial is offered with cancellation at any time, reached through the Start free signup button.

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Pricing

Homepage states a simple starting price of $29 a month with no per-post fees, flat pricing, unlimited posts and 20 accounts to start. Other plan tiers are not detailed on the homepage.

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Support

A help centre with API documentation is linked from the homepage. Specific support channels and response times are not stated.

Integrations

Works with Claude, Claude Code, Claude Cowork, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, Antigravity and Replit Agent through a hosted MCP server. Also offers a REST API, webhooks, and official n8n and Make nodes.

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Features

Single create_post call to nine platforms, immediate, timed or next-slot scheduling, comment and DM reading and replies, keyword DM automations, analytics, generated infographics, carousels, slideshows and AI-avatar video, plus content import from links, PDFs and audio.

Frequently asked questions about Blotato

  • How much does Blotato cost?
    Homepage states a simple starting price of $29 a month with no per-post fees, flat pricing, unlimited posts and 20 accounts to start. Other plan tiers are not detailed on the homepage.
  • Does Blotato offer a free trial?
    A 7-day free trial is offered with cancellation at any time, reached through the Start free signup button.
  • Does Blotato have an API?
    Yes, Blotato offers an API.
  • How do you use Blotato?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create an account 2. Connect your social accounts 3. Read the API and MCP docs 4. Connect your agent 5. Draft and schedule a post 6. Review analytics and replies.
  • What platforms does Blotato support?
    Blotato is available on Web App.
  • What does Blotato integrate with?
    Works with Claude, Claude Code, Claude Cowork, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, Antigravity and Replit Agent through a hosted MCP server. Also offers a REST API, webhooks, and official n8n and Make nodes.

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Added10/21/2026

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