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Zedgad vs Postiz

Postiz is an open-source social media scheduler with a hosted option. Zedgad is a hosted publishing tool priced by project. Here is how they compare.

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If you are comparing these two, the first question is whether you want to run the software yourself.

Hosting and control

Postiz is open source, so technical teams can self-host it and change the code. It also offers hosted plans for those who do not want to run it.

Zedgad is hosted only. You do not manage servers, updates, or platform API changes; you connect accounts and publish.

Pricing

Postiz hosted plans are priced by number of channels, from 5 channels at $29 a month up to 100 channels at $99 a month, with API and webhooks included.

Zedgad is priced by number of projects, from $9 to $99 a month, with unlimited posts. X publishing is an add-on.

Which one to choose

Choose Postiz if you want to self-host, modify the source, or need its wider set of supported networks.

Choose zedgad if you want a hosted tool with a lower entry price, a WordPress plugin, and no infrastructure to maintain.

Key takeaway

Postiz suits teams who want to self-host; zedgad suits teams who want nothing to maintain.

Pricing snapshot

Postiz pricing at a glance.

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Checked 7 October 2026. Prices and limits can change by billing cycle, currency, account count, or region, so confirm on the official page before you buy.

Zedgad$9–$99/monthStarter, Pro, Business, and Agency plans; unlimited posts; X publishing add-on; 14-day trial

Standard$29/mo5 channels; unlimited posts; API and webhooks

Team$39/mo10 channels; unlimited team members

Pro$49/mo30 channels; unlimited team members

Ultimate$99/mo100 channels; unlimited team members

Practical workflow

From source to published result.

List your channels

Count the accounts you post to and where your content starts today.

Price both tools

Compare the cost for your channel, user, and brand count using each official pricing page.

Run a real trial

Use the 14-day zedgad trial to publish a week of real posts and compare the effort.

Questions

Before you publish.

Is zedgad open source?

No. Zedgad is a hosted service, though its WordPress plugin can be installed on your own site.

Do both have an API?

Yes. Postiz includes API and webhooks on its hosted plans, and zedgad includes them on every plan.

Which is cheaper?

For a single brand with several channels, zedgad Starter at $9 a month is cheaper than Postiz Standard. For many channels the plans converge, so compare against your setup.

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