Personal profile
Select LinkedIn when you want to post as yourself. Publishing uses the member authorization granted to PostSider.
Plan LinkedIn posts alongside your other social media channels. Use the dashboard calendar yourself or connect your publishing workflow through MCP, REST or the Node SDK.
No credit card required.
Accounts and formats
Personal profiles and organization Pages use different connections. Connecting your profile does not automatically select a company Page.
Select LinkedIn when you want to post as yourself. Publishing uses the member authorization granted to PostSider.
Select LinkedIn Page, authorize the right LinkedIn account and choose the Page. The current selector lists organizations returned with the ADMINISTRATOR role.
| Format | What to prepare |
|---|---|
| Text | Post text up to 3,000 characters. Links can appear in your text. |
| Images | Image posts are supported. For the image-carousel option, select at least two images and no video. |
| Video | One MP4 attachment. Do not combine a video with other attachments. LinkedIn must finish processing the upload. |
| Document carousel | A PDF document post. The image-carousel option converts your images into a PDF; it is not a native multi-image carousel. |
These are the supported publishing paths, not a guarantee that every file will be accepted. LinkedIn validates uploads and permissions. Do not assume native polls, events, jobs or other composer features are available through the integration.
Buffer publishes a per-channel price, so a small team that posts to five networks pays five times. PostSider publishes flat tiers. The table below uses Buffer's own pricing page, checked on 30 October 2026, and the current PostSider plans.
| Plan | Price | Seats and channels | Notes for LinkedIn publishing |
|---|---|---|---|
| PostSider Team | $35 flat | Unlimited seats, 10 channels | Approvals, API, MCP and SDK included; profile and Page as separate connections |
| Buffer Team | $10 per channel / month | Unlimited users, one channel per charge | Annual billing; five networks cost $50, and Buffer has no MCP server |
| Hootsuite Standard | $99 per user / month | One seat, 10 social accounts | Billed annually; the price multiplies by every person who needs access |
| Later Starter | $18.75 / month | One seat, one social set of 8 profiles | Billed yearly; extra social set $11.25, extra user $3.75, AI credits sold separately |
| SocialPilot Essentials | $20 / month | One seat, 5 accounts | Annual billing is $17; API and SSO only appear on Ultimate at $200 per month |
The per-seat line is the one that surprises teams. Six people on Hootsuite Standard is $594 per month, because $99 is charged per user. The same six people on PostSider Team pay $35 in total, with ten channels and unlimited seats. Later avoids the per-seat trap at the entry tier only by selling one seat; each extra user is $3.75 and each extra social set $11.25, so an agency with six people and two sets is already past $50. SocialPilot keeps its price low by putting the API and SSO behind the $200 tier, which matters if an agent or a script has to publish.
Sources, read 30 October 2026: buffer.com/pricing (Team $10 per channel per month, unlimited users, annual billing), hootsuite.com/plans (Standard $99 per user per month billed annually, 10 social accounts; Professional $199, Advanced $399), later.com/pricing (Starter $18.75 per month billed yearly, one social set of eight profiles, extra set $11.25, extra user $3.75) and socialpilot.co/pricing (Essentials $20 per month billed monthly or $17 annually, 5 accounts, 1 user; Ultimate $200 with API and SSO). PostSider prices come from /pricing/. If you only post to LinkedIn, native scheduling is free and none of these rows apply.
LinkedIn already offers scheduling. Its personal-profile scheduling guide describes the clock control and a window from 10 minutes to three months ahead. The Page scheduling guide describes a different window, from one hour to three months, and separate format restrictions. Check the guide for your account type rather than assuming both work identically.
Choose PostSider when the work spans networks: prepare the LinkedIn variant, keep it beside other channel posts, and use the same publishing workflow from the dashboard or an automation. It is not needed just to unlock a scheduling button that LinkedIn already has.
Need help with a connection or failed post? Start with the publishing error walkthrough, or contact support with the error message. Do not include passwords or access tokens.
Format support checked against the current PostSider publishing source; native scheduling references checked October 18, 2026. No live LinkedIn account was connected or used to publish during this review.
Why use it
Use the same calendar, approvals and publishing workflow you already use for the rest of your social stack.
Keep personal-profile updates and organization Page posts on the same calendar as your other connected social media channels.
Write a LinkedIn-specific version instead of sending the same caption unchanged to every network.
Prepare posts in the dashboard or use MCP, REST and the @postsider/node SDK for a programmatic workflow.
Workflow
Connect LinkedIn for your personal profile, or LinkedIn Page for an organization. For a Page, authorize an account with the required administrator access and select the Page.
Write up to 3,000 characters. Add supported media, check the selected destination and review the copy before scheduling.
Choose the publish date and time in your calendar. After publishing, check the post status and open the published URL. A scheduled item is not proof that LinkedIn accepted it.
Humans + AI agents
PostSider exposes the same social publishing workflow through MCP, REST and an SDK, so automations and AI agents can work alongside your team.
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