<b>Heard: the "unlimited posts" era is quietly ending</b>

<b>Heard: the "unlimited posts" era is quietly ending</b>
Word is most scheduler founders privately admit flat-rate plans don't survive the API metering wars. Meta and X both moved publishing access behind paid tiers years back, and every queue you fill costs the vendor a real per-call fee now. Watch for the tell: tools renaming "unlimited" to "fair use" in the fine print, then adding post caps at renewal. If your stack runs 40+ accounts on a legacy unlimited plan, lock that price in writing before your next term. Grandfathered pricing is the only moat you control. Watching this.

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