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Kast vs Postiz: multi-network open source or B2B LinkedIn

Prices checked on September 23, 2026 at postiz.com/pricing.

Postiz is an open source scheduler, which puts it in a category of its own. You can host it yourself for free, or use their hosted plan: $29 for five channels, $39 for ten, $49 for thirty, $99 for a hundred channels.

It covers about twenty networks, from LinkedIn to Mastodon, including Reddit, Discord, Slack, Telegram, Medium and Dev.to.

What open source changes

If you know how to deploy an app, Postiz will only cost you your server. That's unbeatable, and we won't pretend otherwise.

That model has a price, paid elsewhere: updates, the networks' API tokens, broken connections you fix yourself. For a developer, that's a known amount of time. For a consultant, it's an evening lost every time something breaks.

The table, point by point

PostizKast
Self-hostingYes, freeNo
Hosted plan$29 to $99 depending on channels29 € to 149 €
NetworksAbout twentyLinkedIn and X, Threads coming soon
SchedulingFullFull on its two networks
Assisted writingGenericFirst draft calibrated to your voice
Score before publishingNoFour criteria, targeted rewrite
Engagement captureNoYes, job title and company
Export for prospectingNoLemlist, Instantly, CSV
Built forDevelopers, multi-network agenciesB2B founders and agencies

Two products that aren't competing for the same users

Postiz solves distribution across lots of channels, for people who are comfortable with the technical side.

Kast solves turning LinkedIn content into sales conversations, for people who don't want to maintain anything.

Making the call

Choose Postiz if you post on ten networks and self-hosting doesn't scare you.

Choose Kast if your ground is B2B LinkedIn and you want to know who reads you.

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