A FeedHive alternative, if you write your own posts

You made the thing on Thursday. It is Sunday night and it is still only on one platform.

You signed up to FeedHive because the machine was going to handle this part. Two weeks in you have credits you are rationing, a score telling you the post is a 61, a canvas you have not opened since the tutorial, and the same video sitting in the same folder.

None of that is FeedHive being bad at its job. It is FeedHive doing the job it advertises, which is making content. You did not need content made. You made it on Thursday.

So the thing you are looking for is an alternative to FeedHive that moves content instead of generating it, and this page is our case for being that.

If you do want the writing done for you, that is their product and it is a good one, and the section on where they win is a short way down this page.

We do not write your posts

Nothing here writes a caption, picks a hashtag, or tells you a post scores 61 out of 100. That is not a gap we are closing. The models get better and cheaper every month, and we are not going to beat the one you already pay for.

So the position is the other one. Connect Claude or ChatGPT and it drafts, fixes what a platform would reject, schedules, and reads your numbers back to you. You sign in from the assistant you already use, with nothing to install and no key to paste.

FeedHive reaches the same place by another road: a plugin you install for Claude Code, a CLI, or a hosted MCP that runs triggers you set up first. If you live in a terminal, that may suit you better.

If you have no content and no assistant, FeedHive is the better buy, and nothing further down this page changes that.

The first item there is the reason most people are reading this. If you want the posts written for you, take FeedHive. The rest of this page is for everyone else.

The month you cannot lay out

Their Creator plan schedules fourteen days ahead and holds thirty posts. History goes back twenty days. Brand takes sixty days and five hundred posts. Unlimited arrives two plans up, at Business.

If you batch, that is not a detail. It is the last Sunday of the month, four weeks of posts written and ready, and the calendar takes a fortnight of them.

We do not meter the calendar on any plan. Schedule six months out on the entry plan if that is how you work. What our plans limit is accounts, seats and groups.

Where the post gets checked

Select four platforms and each version is checked against that platform's real rules as you write. A caption twenty characters over. A video eleven seconds too long for X. A TikTok post missing its consent boxes. You get the reason, and nothing schedules until it clears.

FeedHive has previews and a content score, and both are useful. Neither is this. A score tells you a post may underperform. It does not tell you Instagram will refuse it. Whether they block a post before it schedules we could not establish from their own documentation, so the table says could not verify rather than guessing at a no.

Monthly billing, both checked 8 August 2026. FeedHive publishes euros, so ours are euros too; our page also carries USD, GBP and AUD. Both trials run seven days. Roughly: they sell content, we sell distribution.

Trying it without moving anything

Nothing in your FeedHive queue comes across, and we found no export on their side either, so plan on scheduling it again by hand.

Which means do not move yet. Take the next thing you make and put it through both. Time yourself from opening the tab to it being scheduled everywhere. Then lay out your next month in each.

If the thing you made on Thursday is live everywhere by Thursday night, move the rest. If not, you have lost an hour and you know why you are staying.