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Social Magnum vs Post Bridge: Two Agent-Era Schedulers (2026)

The closest matchup in this series: both flat-priced, both MCP-connected, five dollars apart. Their network list runs wider, our operating layer runs deeper — both pages priced the same day.

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Social Magnum's dark tile and Post Bridge's white tile facing each other across a red VS on a dark canvas

This is the closest matchup in our whole comparison series. Post Bridge and Social Magnum are both agent-era schedulers: flat-priced, MCP-connected, built for creators and small teams rather than enterprises. The prices sit five dollars apart. What separates them is scope on each side — their network list runs wider, our operating layer runs deeper — so this page is mostly a map of those two edges.

Pricing side by side

Post BridgeSocial Magnum
Entry planCreator: $29 /mo · 15 accounts · unlimited postsStarter: $24 /mo ($19 yearly) · 10 accounts · 2 people
Mid planGrowth: $49 · 50 accounts · team invitationsBusiness: $59 ($47) · 30 accounts · 6 people
Top planPro: $99 · unlimited accountsAgency: $119 ($95) · 70 accounts · 10 people
Free tier5 posts /mo2 accounts · 15 posts /mo
Trial and guarantee7-day free trial14-day money-back guarantee
Per-account at entry$1.93 per account if you fill all 15$2.40 per account at 10 — cheaper outright at 10 or fewer

Both rows are honest: filled to capacity, Post Bridge’s entry plan is the better per-account rate; at ten accounts or fewer, ours costs less in absolute dollars and includes a second seat.

Feature by feature

Social MagnumPost Bridge
Publishes toFacebook, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Bluesky, MastodonThose minus Mastodon, plus X, LinkedIn and Google Business (10 total)
X, LinkedIn, Google BusinessNoYes
MCP agent connection26 documented tools, OAuth, approval gatesMCP agent connect, listed on every paid plan
Team seats at entry2 people at $24Invitations from the $49 Growth plan
Unified inbox with auto-repliesYesNot listed on its site
Post approvalsAll paid plansNot listed on its site
AI captions and imagesIncluded, unmeteredContent studio; AI generation not listed
Bulk schedulingCSV importBulk video scheduling
RSS auto-postingYesNot listed on its site
AnalyticsIncluded on paid plansIn beta, per its site

Where Post Bridge wins

  • The network list. X, LinkedIn and Google Business in the base price — three networks we do not publish to, with no add-on fees.
  • Accounts per dollar at capacity. 15 accounts at $29, 50 at $49, unlimited at $99 — generous counts at every tier for solo operators running many profiles.
  • Creator-shaped extras. Bulk video scheduling and a content studio aimed squarely at short-form volume posting.

Where Social Magnum wins

  • The operating layer. A unified inbox with keyword auto-replies, post approvals and RSS automation — none of which appear on Post Bridge’s site.
  • A teammate at entry. 2 people at $24; Post Bridge holds team invitations until $49.
  • Unmetered AI in the plan. Captions and images generated without a counter; mature analytics rather than a beta.
  • The deeper agent surface. Both products speak MCP — ours documents 26 tools publicly with OAuth, approval gates and pacing rules; judge both by their docs.

Which one to pick

The short version

  1. 1

    Solo creator posting volume across X, LinkedIn and the visual networks: Post Bridge — 15 accounts at $29 with MCP is a strong deal.

  2. 2

    A two-person team that answers comments and needs approvals: Social Magnum — the operating layer is the difference, at $5 less.

  3. 3

    Mastodon in the roster: us; X, LinkedIn or Google Business: them.

  4. 4

    AI agents matter to you: both connect over MCP — read each vendor's agent docs against your workflow before deciding.

  5. 5

    Cheapest honest test: our free plan (2 accounts, 15 posts) against theirs (5 posts) — run the same week through both.

More in this series: the best Upload-Post alternatives, the best social media posting APIs and the best social media schedulers in 2026.

Frequently asked

How much does Post Bridge cost?

From its site on 23 August 2026: Creator $29 a month for 15 connected accounts with unlimited posts, Growth $49 for 50 accounts with team invitations, Pro $99 for unlimited accounts — each with a 7-day free trial, yearly billing advertised with a month free, and a free tier of 5 posts a month.

Is Social Magnum cheaper than Post Bridge?

At ten accounts or fewer, yes: $24 against $29, with a second seat included. Filled to capacity the ranking flips — Post Bridge's 15 accounts at $29 work out to $1.93 per account against our $2.40. Choose by how many accounts you will actually connect. Prices from both sites, 23 August 2026.

Do both Post Bridge and Social Magnum support MCP for AI agents?

Yes — this is one of the few comparisons where both sides are agent-native. Post Bridge lists MCP agent connect on its paid plans; Social Magnum ships an MCP server with 26 publicly documented tools, OAuth sign-in, approval gates and pacing rules, available on every plan including free.

What does Social Magnum have that Post Bridge lacks?

Based on both sites the same day: a unified inbox with keyword auto-replies, post approvals, RSS auto-posting, unmetered AI caption and image generation, and a second team seat at the entry price. Post Bridge counters with X, LinkedIn and Google Business coverage and higher account counts per tier.

Which is better for a small team, Post Bridge or Social Magnum?

For a team, Social Magnum — two people work at $24 where Post Bridge's team invitations start on its $49 Growth plan, and approvals plus a shared inbox are what teams actually need daily. For a solo operator running many accounts across X and LinkedIn, Post Bridge's $29 Creator plan is the better fit.

Switching is an afternoon, not a project.

Connect your accounts, load a week from CSV, and publish from one calendar. The free plan needs no card, and paid plans carry a 14-day money-back guarantee.