The scheduling mechanic exists today over the API: send a recycling object on POST /v1/posts to have a post re-publish itself on a repeating weekly or monthly schedule, and you can switch it on for posts that already finished with PUT /v1/posts/{postId}, after which an hourly job creates and schedules each copy and fires the post.recycled webhook. We are leaving this open for the part that is missing: there is no button in the dashboard, and no way to apply it to a batch of finished posts in one action. Two limits worth knowing now, a maximum of 10 posts per account can have recycling active at once, and YouTube and TikTok are excluded (duplicate uploads and TikTok's spam detection).
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Miquel Palet López
Aug 26
The scheduling mechanic exists today over the API: send a
recyclingobject onPOST /v1/poststo have a post re-publish itself on a repeating weekly or monthly schedule, and you can switch it on for posts that already finished withPUT /v1/posts/{postId}, after which an hourly job creates and schedules each copy and fires thepost.recycledwebhook. We are leaving this open for the part that is missing: there is no button in the dashboard, and no way to apply it to a batch of finished posts in one action. Two limits worth knowing now, a maximum of 10 posts per account can have recycling active at once, and YouTube and TikTok are excluded (duplicate uploads and TikTok's spam detection).