Questions

Five publish for anyone who signs up: Bluesky, X, LinkedIn, Telegram and Discord. Six more are built and clearing each platform's app review: Instagram, Facebook, Threads, TikTok, YouTube and Pinterest. The status page lists all eleven, reads from the same table the app uses, and changes the day a review clears.

Two credentials, one job each. Your API key identifies your workspace — send it as an Authorization: Bearer header. It is shown once, stored as a hash, and revocable per key. Each social account connects through that network's own mechanism: OAuth consent on most, an app password on Bluesky, a bot token on Telegram, a webhook URL on Discord. We hold the resulting token and keep it alive; we never see a social password.

One connected social account, free, no card. Nothing on it is feature-limited: the REST API, the MCP server, scheduling and per-network delivery results all work, and posts are unmetered. The second account onward is $4 a month, dropping to $2 from the 11th and $0.60 from the 101st.

One field, three behaviours. Omit `schedule` and the post drops into the next free slot of your posting queue. Send "now" and it publishes immediately — the response carries the per-network result. Send an ISO timestamp and it publishes at that time.

A hosted endpoint at attentionpilot.com/api/mcp. Point Claude, Cursor or any MCP client at it with your API key as a bearer token and the agent gets three tools — list_accounts, create_post, list_posts — running through the same pipeline and pre-flight checks as the REST API.

Only that one fails. Each network gets its own delivery, so a revoked token or an over-length caption on one does not stop the rest. The post comes back as "partial", each failed target carries the network's error text, and you can retry just the failed delivery.

Connected accounts, nothing else. The first is free, then $4 a month each, dropping to $2 from the 11th and $0.60 from the 101st — graduated, so a new tier never reprices the accounts before it. Posts, API calls and MCP calls are unmetered.

Any time, from the billing portal. Disconnecting an account drops it from the next bill; cancelling never deletes a post or disconnects anything for you.

Yes. Email us within 14 days of a charge and we refund it, no reason needed. Cancelling on its own stops the next charge; it does not refund the last one, so ask if you want the money back.

No, and we could not accept them if you offered. Every network is connected through its own official mechanism, which hands us a token scoped to posting. Bluesky uses an app password and Telegram a bot token — separate, revocable credentials rather than your real ones.