PostQuickAI schedules Facebook posts automatically to your Page, but it has no evergreen queue that recycles old posts. Below is what it does instead to keep a Page active.
Most people who want to schedule Facebook posts automatically want one thing: a Page that keeps posting in busy weeks.
In PostQuickAI you write posts, give each a time, and our servers publish them to your Page, so no laptop needs to be open.
PostQuickAI has no queue that refills itself with old posts. You can publish a post that already went out again by hand, one at a time.
Stories can be scheduled too.
Evergreen queue tools repost your best old posts on a loop. PostQuickAI takes a different route: you schedule posts weeks ahead, and the AI can write new ones on a schedule.
If automatic recycling is a must, PostQuickAI is not the right tool. If you mainly need posts to go out on time and help writing new ones, it covers that.
See plans →An evergreen library is a set of posts that never go stale: FAQs, tips, reviews and your main offer. In PostQuickAI you schedule them weeks ahead on the calendar, and use content groups to keep each brand's library separate.
Sign in with Facebook. If you manage several Pages, you pick one for each post.
Type it, or ask the assistant for a draft. It can also add hashtags or proofread; you accept or discard each suggestion.
Text only, one image, several images, or a video.
Choose when it goes live. It appears on the calendar.
Our servers publish it at that time.
No. It schedules posts you write, and auto-generation can write new ones. It does not recycle old posts on its own.
Text posts, photo posts, albums, video posts and Stories.
Yes. Pick the Page for each post.
Our servers post through Facebook's API at the scheduled time, so your computer can be off.
If you run Pages for several brands, locations or clients, pick the Page for each post.
Keep each business separate. Basic includes 5 groups, Pro 25 and Ultra unlimited.
Write a set of posts that stay true all year and schedule them across the coming weeks. When they have all gone out, schedule them again or ask the assistant for fresh versions.
Turn on auto-generation and the AI writes new drafts from your instructions twice a day, daily or weekly. You review them, or turn on YOLO mode to publish them without review.
Five steps from sign-in to a published post.
Sign in with Facebook and pick your Page.
Write the post, or ask the assistant for a draft.
Attach one or more images, or a video.
Pick the date and time.
Save it, and our servers publish it then.
| Feature | What It Does | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Scheduled publishing | Publishes posts to your Page at the set time | No daily posting by hand |
| Page choice | Pick the Page for each post | Posts reach the right brand |
| Content groups | Keeps brands or clients apart | Useful for agencies |
| Composer assistant | Captions, hashtags, proofreading and tone | Faster writing, and you approve each change |
| Auto-generation | Writes new drafts on a schedule | Fills the calendar without recycling |
| Publishing from our servers | Posts go out with your computer off | Nights and weekends covered |
Free and fine for occasional posts. PostQuickAI adds a calendar across networks, content groups for clients, and an AI assistant.
They repost the same posts on a loop, which PostQuickAI does not do. Choose one of them if recycling is what you need. PostQuickAI is for scheduling new posts and writing them with AI.
Yes. Schedule posts to your Pages and our servers publish them at the time you chose.
No. Old posts are not recycled on their own. You can publish a past post again by hand, or let auto-generation write new ones.
Yes, with an image or a video.
No. Our servers publish the post.
Yes. Pick the Page for each post.
No. Plans start at $15/month, and your first plan starts with a 7-day free trial (card required).