Octopost vs Typefully

Typefully is a writing tool first: a focused editor for drafting and polishing threads, with X analytics and an API that creates, schedules and publishes drafts. Octopost is built for agents: 16 MCP tools, an approval queue and an interval queue with active hours. Octopost is live on X only today; Typefully publishes to more networks now.

Typefully facts from typefully.com, Typefully API docs, checked October 9, 2026. They change; confirm before you buy.

FeatureOctopostTypefully
Price$29 / $79 / $199 a monthPer social set; check typefully.com
Free planNo (7 days for $1)Check typefully.com
XYesYes
ThreadsWaiting on MetaYes
Bluesky, LinkedIn, MastodonIn testingYes
Writing editorPartial (dashboard composer)Yes, its main product
REST APIYes, every planYes (create, schedule, publish drafts)
MCP server for agentsYes, every plan (16 tools)Their site links an MCP article; see their docs
Approval queue for agent postsYesDrafts wait until you schedule them
Interval queue with active hoursYesPartial ("next free slot")
X analyticsNoYes

Choose Typefully if

  • You write every post yourself and the editor matters more than automation.
  • You need Threads, Bluesky, LinkedIn or Mastodon in production today.
  • You want X analytics next to your drafts.

Choose Octopost if

  • An agent drafts the posts and you approve them in a queue, or let them drip out every few hours inside your active hours.
  • You want one MCP server your agent can learn in one read, plus a REST API for scripts and CI (for example a GitHub release announcement).

Switching from Typefully

  • Moving from Typefully for agent posting: keep Typefully for hand-written threads, and give your agent Octopost for automated X posts.
  • Drafts do not import; paste the ones you want into queue_post with needs_approval=true.

Try Octopost on your own X account: 7 days for $1, then $29 a month. Cancel from the billing page before day 8 and you pay nothing more.