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Scheduling

The simplest social media scheduling tool.

Schedule posts to all your accounts from one place.

Schedule to:
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How it works

  1. 1

    Connect your accounts

    Link every account in a couple of clicks with secure OAuth. No API keys, no waiting.

  2. 2

    Write your posts

    Compose once, then tailor the caption, media, and format to each platform.

  3. 3

    Pick your date and time

    Choose exactly when each post should go out, per channel.

  4. 4

    Schedule it

    Verb publishes automatically at the date and time you set — no reminders, no manual posting.

Compose

Write your post once, then tailor it to each network.

Compose in one place and customize the caption, media, and format for all 8 networks — with a live preview of each before it's scheduled.

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All 8 social networks

Schedule to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Threads, and Pinterest, all from one composer.

Native post types

Build Reels, Shorts, Stories, carousels, and threads as real native formats, not one generic post forced everywhere.

Per-network crop & aspect

Coming soon

Reframe each image or video to fit each platform, from a 9:16 vertical Reel to a square feed post.

Live previews

See a true-to-platform preview of every post, so you catch a bad crop or cut-off caption before you schedule it.

First comment & hashtags

Coming soon

Stage the first comment, hashtags, and mentions per network so they publish with the post.

Save drafts

Save unfinished posts as drafts, then come back to finish and schedule them whenever you're ready.

Schedule

Put every post on the calendar at the right time.

Drop posts on a calendar, fill a recurring queue, or upload a batch — Verb handles the timing across every account.

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Month & week calendar

See everything scheduled across all 8 channels in a month or week view, color-coded by account.

Queue with timeslots

Set reusable posting times per channel and Verb drops each new post into the next open slot.

Best-time recommendations

Coming soon

Verb suggests the best times to post for each account, so your content lands when followers are most active.

Drag-and-drop rescheduling

Grab any post and drop it on a new day or time to reshuffle the whole week in seconds.

Bulk upload

Coming soon

Import a spreadsheet of captions and media to schedule dozens of posts in one pass.

Recurring & evergreen

Coming soon

Set a post to repeat on a cadence so your best content keeps cycling back into the queue.

Publish

Verb publishes on schedule, so you don't have to be there.

Once a post is queued, Verb handles publishing — directly to each network, in the right format, with alerts if anything needs you.

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Auto-publish at send time

Verb posts to all 8 networks at the scheduled minute, with no reminders and no apps to open.

Goes straight to each network

When a network allows direct posting, your scheduled post publishes on its own — no phone notification to tap.

Native format handling

Reels, Shorts, Stories, carousels, and threads publish as each platform's real post type.

Automatic first comment

Coming soon

Your first comment with hashtags or links posts itself the moment the post goes live.

Retries if a post fails

If a post is rejected, Verb retries it and flags the problem, so a failure never goes unnoticed.

Track every post's status

Watch each post as scheduled, published, or needs-attention from one queue.

What people are saying

Less time scheduling. More time creating.

I used to spend Sunday writing and scheduling the week's posts for X and LinkedIn. Now my agent reviews what performed best, helps shape the next batch of content, and uses Verb to schedule it all. It saves me a ton of time, and I get my Sundays back.
Cody Schneider Founder, Graphed
The MCP is the killer feature. We film with our creators, my OpenClaw agent edits and chops everything up, then Verb makes it dead simple to schedule all the posts right through the agent.
Marco Marandiz Co-founder, Sugardoh
AI has changed how creative teams work. But scheduling can still eat up a ridiculous amount of time. Verb makes that part way easier for marketing teams, so the team spends less time manually queuing posts.
JJ Bajko Head of Growth, Stan

Integrates with all major social platforms

Frequently asked questions

Verb publishes directly to every network where the platform's API allows it, with no reminders to tap. A few post types are notification-only because the network itself requires it; for those, Verb sends a push at the scheduled time so you can finish in one tap.

Yes. Compose once, then override the caption for any single channel while the rest stay in sync — a long-form LinkedIn caption and a tighter X version can ship from the same post without duplicating your work. Per-network crop and aspect-ratio reframing is coming soon; for now, upload media already sized for each platform.

Automatic first comments are coming soon. When it ships, you'll add the comment while composing and Verb will post it right after the photo or Reel goes live, which keeps hashtags and credits out of the caption. For now, you can include them in the caption itself.

If a network rejects a post or a connection drops, Verb flags it as failed and alerts you instead of letting it disappear silently. The post stays in your queue with the error, so you can fix the caption or reconnect the account and retry, rather than finding out days later that nothing went out.

Bulk CSV upload is coming soon. When it lands, you'll import a spreadsheet of captions, media, dates, and channels and Verb will turn each row into a scheduled post you can review. Today you can schedule posts individually from the composer.

Your plan sets how many connected channels you get, and you can add more as you grow rather than jumping tiers. You can connect multiple accounts on the same network, so two Instagram profiles or three LinkedIn pages each count as their own channel and schedule independently.

Recurring posts and an evergreen queue are coming soon. Today you can reuse your saved posting times across channels and duplicate a scheduled post onto the dates you want; automatic recycling of your best content is on the way.

Yes. Keep posts as drafts while you refine the copy or wait on assets, then move them into the calendar or queue when they're ready. Nothing publishes until it's on the schedule, so you always get the last look.

Ready to switch?

Get started with Verb today

Start scheduling posts yourself. Or connect your agent and let it use Verb to queue content across all your social accounts.