Skip to content
Dropslate Docs

Introduction

Dropslate schedules and publishes posts to YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and Threads from one place; TikTok follows when its connector ships. You upload a file once, write the text, pick the accounts and a time, and Dropslate sends it through each network’s official API at that time. The same publishing layer is open to scripts over a REST API and to AI agents (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor) over MCP, so content produced anywhere - on your computer, by a script, by an agent - reaches every network on schedule.

Who it is for

Section titled “Who it is for”
  • Solo creators who run several channels and want a week of Shorts, Reels and TikToks scheduled in one sitting.
  • Micro-agencies that manage client accounts and need groups, roles and a log of who did what.
  • Automation builders who want a documented API and MCP tools on the first paid plan, not an enterprise tier.

Three ways to work

Section titled “Three ways to work”

Dashboard. Calendar, Queue, Media, Accounts, Analytics and Settings in a browser at app.dropslate.top. Compose shows a plan - one row per account, with every check - before anything is created. Start with the 10-minute quick start.

REST API. The same contract the dashboard uses, with a Bearer key: upload, plan, create, poll. It is documented field by field in the API reference and works from n8n, Make, Zapier or your own code - see Automation.

MCP agent. Claude.ai, Claude Code, ChatGPT or Cursor connect to the same server and get 22 tools. The agent plans, you confirm in the chat, it publishes and reports back with the absolute time. See MCP overview.

Whatever the entry point, a post moves through the same four states - draft → queued → live | failed - and every check, quota and limit is enforced on the server, once.

The Dropslate dashboard of a new workspace: a Get started checklist with Connect an account, Upload media and Schedule a post, and KPI tiles at zero.
A new workspace. The dashboard fills in as accounts, files and posts arrive.

What Dropslate is honest about

Section titled “What Dropslate is honest about”
  • Four states, no others. There is no “pending” that quietly means failed. A failed post shows the network’s own response, verbatim, and a Retry button.
  • Plan before create. Nothing is created - in the dashboard, the API or MCP - until you have seen the plan and confirmed it.
  • Official APIs only. No browser automation. Each network’s rules apply: Instagram needs a Business or Creator account, YouTube counts a project-wide daily quota, TikTok will keep posts private until it audits the app. The docs say so where it matters.
  • Limits come from code. Every table of limits on these pages is rendered from the same definitions the composer validates against, with the source and the date it was checked.

What Dropslate does not do

Section titled “What Dropslate does not do”
  • No inbox, comment moderation or replies.
  • No editor, transcription or content generation - it publishes files you already have.
  • No analytics for posts that were not published through Dropslate.
  • No TikTok yet (the connector is in progress), and no X, LinkedIn or Pinterest - see TikTok and the roadmap.

Plans in one line

Section titled “Plans in one line”

Free is free for good: 2 accounts, 20 scheduled posts a month, 2 GB, MCP in read-only mode, no card. Creator, Studio and Agency add accounts, posts, storage, members, groups, full MCP and the API. See Plans & pricing.

Where to go next

Section titled “Where to go next”