Post-Bridge is a lightweight social media scheduling service with basic MCP integration — one of the few competitors that even attempts AI-agent compatibility. It's affordable ($9/month entry) and covers the essential publishing flow. But Post-Bridge's API surface is intentionally minimal, no official SDKs, and no live streaming or whitelabel. For agencies, content teams, or anyone who needs a deeper feature set, CodivUpload covers Post-Bridge's full surface plus everything Post-Bridge skips.
Post-Bridge's API is functional but small — fewer per-platform override parameters than CodivUpload's 50+. No official Python or TypeScript SDK (so you write raw fetch/axios calls). MCP support is basic (a few exposed endpoints, not the full surface). No 24/7 live streaming, no whitelabel, no branded team invites, no workspaces.
CodivUpload positions itself differently from Post-Bridge by offering three first-class interfaces — a visual dashboard for content teams, a REST API with 50+ platform-specific parameters for developers, and an MCP server for AI agents (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor). Most Post-Bridge alternatives force a choice between UI and code; CodivUpload covers both paths in one product.
Granular control: tiktok_privacy_level, youtube_tags, instagram_share_to_feed, linkedin_visibility — far more than Post-Bridge's basic surface.
codivupload on npm, codivupload on PyPI. Auto-generated from OpenAPI, typed responses, retry logic. Post-Bridge has no SDKs.
Every endpoint exposed as an LLM tool — create_post, schedule, retry_failed, analytics, profile management. Post-Bridge's MCP is a subset.
Separate workspaces per client, role-based access (Admin / Editor / Viewer), branded invite emails via Resend. Post-Bridge is single-tenant.
Managed FFmpeg relay — Post-Bridge has no streaming feature.
Post-Bridge starts at $9/month — cheap entry. CodivUpload offers a free tier (30 posts/month, 11 platforms, full API and MCP) plus paid tiers from $20/month with the full feature set.
| Feature | Post-Bridge | CodivUpload |
|---|---|---|
| Public REST API | ||
| Number of platforms | 8 | 11 |
| Per-platform override params | Limited | 50+ |
| MCP server (AI agents) | Basic | Full (every endpoint) |
| TypeScript / Python SDK | ||
| Visual dashboard | Basic | Full (calendar, AI captions, team) |
| AI caption generator | ||
| 24/7 YouTube live streaming | ||
| Multi-tenant workspaces | Up to unlimited (Enterprise) | |
| Whitelabel branded OAuth | Pro plan and above | |
| Branded team invites | Pro plan and above | |
| Free plan | 30 posts/month, 11 platforms | |
| Starting paid plan | $9/mo | Free, then $20/mo (10 profiles) |
Each option below has a different niche. Pick based on what your team actually needs — UI vs API, budget tier, agency vs solo creator, AI agent integration vs traditional scheduling.
Three first-class interfaces — dashboard, REST API, and MCP for AI agents — for 11 platforms. Multi-tenant workspaces, official SDKs, 24/7 live streaming.
Best for:Developers, agencies, AI engineers
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API-only with broad platform support but no MCP/SDK/dashboard.
Best for:Pure API use cases
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Mature API-only platform with broader platform support.
Best for:Pure backend posting
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Visual scheduler — opposite philosophy from Post-Bridge's API focus.
Best for:Non-developer creators
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Post-Bridge exposes a few endpoints as MCP tools — useful for basic post creation. CodivUpload exposes every API endpoint as an MCP tool, including profile management, analytics, retry-failed, and webhook setup. For simple use cases (Claude posts a tweet), Post-Bridge's MCP is enough. For autonomous agents managing a content pipeline, CodivUpload's full MCP surface is required.
Yes — both APIs use a similar profile + platforms model. The main differences: CodivUpload uses profile_name (string) + platforms (enum array) where Post-Bridge uses platform-specific endpoints, and CodivUpload has more override parameters available. Migration is mostly a matter of mapping payload fields.
Official TypeScript/Python SDKs, full MCP server (vs partial), 24/7 YouTube live streaming, AI caption generator, multi-tenant workspaces, branded team invites, whitelabel OAuth flow, BYOP for dedicated YouTube quota, BYOK for dedicated X rate limits.
Slightly at the entry level — Post-Bridge starts at $9/month vs CodivUpload's $20/month Starter tier. But CodivUpload has a free tier with 30 posts/month (no Post-Bridge equivalent) which covers many low-volume use cases for $0. At higher tiers, CodivUpload's flat pricing is competitive.
Each platform exposes platform-specific options (TikTok privacy level, YouTube tags, Instagram cover image, LinkedIn visibility, etc.) and we've intentionally exposed all of them via the API. Post-Bridge takes a more opinionated approach — they expose the most-used 5-10 per platform. Our 50+ count covers everything.
Visual dashboard, REST API, and MCP for AI agents — pick the workflow that fits each task. Free plan, 30 posts/month.
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