Note: Competitor pricing and features in this post were verified against Postcron’s official site and recent third-party references as of September 2026. Postcron’s pricing page renders inconsistently; verify current rates at postcron.com/en/pricing. Plans and pricing may have changed since publication.
Postcron is one of the longest-running social media schedulers. Argentinian-built, popular in Latin America, with cheap entry pricing for individuals. BulkPublish is a focused multi-platform publisher with flat-rate pricing across 15 networks. They overlap on basic scheduling but diverge sharply on team features: Postcron gates multi-member teams to its $58+/mo Corporate plan, while BulkPublish includes multi-org workspaces from the $13.99/mo Pro tier.
Here is how they compare in 2026.
Pricing Comparison
| Plan | Postcron | BulkPublish |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free plan available (7-day trial on paid plans) | Free forever, 3 channels (1 per platform; X via pay-as-you-go credits), 1 post/day (any number of channels) |
| Personal | $9.99/mo monthly ($8/mo annual), single user | - |
| Entrepreneur | $24/mo annual, 1 team member only | - |
| Pro | - | $13.99/mo ($11.89/mo annual), 30 channels, 3 orgs |
| Corporate | $58+/mo, first tier with 5 team members | - |
| Business | - | $39.99/mo ($33.99/mo annual), 75 channels, 10 orgs |
Postcron’s entry tier is genuinely cheap ($8/mo annual), but the Personal and Entrepreneur tiers cap at a single team member. To get any real team collaboration on Postcron you need the Corporate plan at ~$58/mo, at which point BulkPublish Pro at $13.99/mo with 3 organizations is dramatically cheaper.
BulkPublish Plans at a Glance
| Free | Pro | Business | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $0 | $13.99/mo | $39.99/mo |
| Annual price | $0 | $11.89/mo | $33.99/mo |
| Platforms | All 15 (X via pay-as-you-go credits) | All 15 | All 15 |
| Channels | 1 per platform (3 total) | 2 per platform (30 total) | 5 per platform (75 total) |
| Extra channels | $2.99/mo each | $2.99/mo each | $2.99/mo each |
| Posts per day | 1 | 30 | Unlimited |
| Scheduled posts | 3 in queue | Unlimited queue, 30/day | Unlimited queue, 100/day |
| Media storage | 100 MB | 2 GB | 10 GB |
| Organizations | 1 | 3 | 10 |
| Repeat posts | No | 10 | Unlimited |
Feature Comparison
| Feature | Postcron Corporate | BulkPublish Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | ~$58/mo (5 team members) | $13.99/mo (30 channels, 3 orgs) |
| Free plan | Yes (7-day trial on paid plans) | Yes |
| Team members | 5 | 3 organizations included |
| Bulk upload via CSV/Excel | Yes | Yes (built-in bulk composer) |
| Image editor | Built-in | - |
| Watermark feature | Yes | - |
| Multi-language UI | Yes (English, Spanish, Portuguese) | English-first |
| Post recycling | Limited | Yes (10 on Pro, unlimited on Business) |
| Analytics | Basic | Post-level analytics |
| API access | Higher tiers | Included on all plans |
Channels Supported
Postcron supports six networks: Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and TikTok.
BulkPublish covers Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon, Google Business Profile, Discord, Telegram, Tumblr, and Snapchat, 15 networks with first-class auto-publishing on each.
Where Postcron Wins
Postcron has been around for over a decade and has a loyal base, especially in Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking markets.
- Cheap solo entry: Personal plan from $8/mo annual is one of the cheapest paid options for single-user accounts.
- Multi-language UI: Native support for English, Spanish, and Portuguese. Strong fit for users in Latin America and Iberia.
- Bulk CSV/Excel upload: Mature bulk import workflow for power users who batch-create content in spreadsheets.
- Built-in image editor: Quick design touch-ups without leaving the platform.
- Watermark on images: Auto-watermark uploaded media with your brand. Useful for protecting visual IP.
- Long product history: A decade-plus of operations means stable integrations and a known product.
- Latin America community: Active user community in Spanish-speaking markets.
If you are a single-user creator in a Spanish- or Portuguese-speaking market who values bulk Excel workflows and built-in image editing at the lowest possible price, Postcron is well-positioned for that buyer.
Where BulkPublish Wins
For teams, multi-platform publishers, or anyone outside the cheap-solo segment, BulkPublish wins on most axes.
- Team collaboration on the cheap tier: BulkPublish Pro at $13.99/mo includes 3 organizations. Postcron requires Corporate (~$58/mo) for team members beyond 1.
- More platforms, equally supported: BulkPublish covers 15 networks (Postcron covers 6) including Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon, Discord, Telegram, Tumblr, and Snapchat as first-class auto-publishing destinations.
- Bigger free plan: BulkPublish offers a free forever plan with 3 channels across 15 platforms and 1 post/day, with no trial clock.
- API on every plan: Full REST API on free, Pro, and Business. Postcron’s API is reserved for higher tiers.
- Built-in repeat posts: Pro includes 10 repeat posts; Business is unlimited. Simple recycling without library setup.
- Modern UI: BulkPublish ships a modern web app and visual calendar; Postcron’s interface is more dated.
The Bottom Line
Postcron and BulkPublish target different buyers. Postcron’s identity is cheap solo scheduling for individual users in Spanish-speaking markets, the Personal plan at $8/mo annual is genuinely affordable, and the Spanish/Portuguese language support plus image editor are real differentiators for that audience.
But Postcron’s pricing model breaks down as soon as you add a team member. Real collaboration starts at the Corporate plan (~$58/mo), at which point BulkPublish Pro at $13.99/mo with 3 organizations and 30 channels across 15 platforms is dramatically cheaper for nearly the same job.
For solo Spanish-speaking creators who value Postcron’s specific features, it earns its place. For everyone else: teams, agencies, multi-platform publishers, and English-speaking creators who want more channels for less money, BulkPublish Pro at $13.99/mo flat is the broader, simpler, cheaper answer.
