LazyRelay is a social media scheduling platform that publishes to 17 platforms and independently verifies each post actually went live.
What is LazyRelay?
LazyRelay is a web-based social media scheduler that works from a real dashboard as well as an API. You connect accounts, write posts, and schedule them; the service publishes automatically and then checks with the platform that each post is really live. It supports Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube, LinkedIn, Threads, Mastodon (mastodon.social only), Bluesky, Telegram, Discord, Tumblr, WordPress, dev.to, Hashnode, Lemmy and Slack. LazyRelay is a small, early-stage tool focused on reliable publishing.
Key Features
- Proof-of-Publish: independently verifies every post is actually live, not just sent; failed checks are flagged in the dashboard.
- Smart Scheduling: queue a one-time post for an exact time and let it publish without manual clicking.
- Recurring Schedules: set a weekly cadence with days, time, and platforms; the post repeats until paused or deleted.
- Auto Posting: checks every 30 seconds and sends posts the moment they are due.
- Bulk CSV Import: schedule up to 200 posts at once with a per-row preview before importing.
- AI Captions and Hashtags: generate wording or tags from a draft; can be personalized per brand voice.
- Built for AI agents: a hosted MCP server with 27 tools, a REST API (OpenAPI 3.1), a Node SDK, a command line tool and an n8n node, included on every plan.
- Comment Tracking: see and manage comments on your Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Mastodon, and Bluesky posts.
Who is it for?
- Creators: schedule recurring content across multiple platforms from one place and confirm it actually went live.
- Small businesses: manage multiple brands and accounts with team seats on Business and higher plans.
- Agencies: use Agency and Agency Plus plans to run several client accounts.
- Social media managers: use the approval workflow and comment tracking to control posts and respond from the dashboard.
What can you do with LazyRelay?
- Indie musicians: schedule a new release across Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube from one dashboard and get confirmation each post is live.
- Local business owners: set up a weekly recurring schedule for promotions, then pause it for holidays without losing the setup.
- Community managers: monitor comments on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Mastodon, and Bluesky posts and reply directly from the dashboard.
- Content teams: use the approval workflow so posts require sign-off before going out.
How does LazyRelay work?
Connect your social accounts in the dashboard, write a post (or import up to 200 via CSV), and choose a one-time or recurring schedule. LazyRelay checks every 30 seconds and publishes the post automatically, then runs an independent verification to confirm it is actually live on the platform.
Pricing
LazyRelay has a free plan with no card and paid plans in USD per month. Free includes 3 connected accounts, 1 brand, 10 posts per account, one-time schedules only, and 250MB storage. Starter costs $29.99 (20 accounts, 2 brands, 3 recurring schedules). Pro costs $59.99 (30 accounts, 4 brands, 5 recurring schedules). Business costs $99.99 (50 accounts, 7 brands, 2 team seats, unlimited recurring schedules). Agency costs $149.99 (100 accounts) and Agency Plus costs $199.99 (150 accounts). MCP and API access are included on every plan. Tax may apply.
FAQ
Does LazyRelay write content for me?
You write and approve every post. LazyRelay can also suggest captions, hashtags and post ideas with AI, within a daily limit for your plan.
Which platforms are supported?
Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube, LinkedIn, Threads, Mastodon (only mastodon.social), Bluesky, Telegram, Discord, Tumblr, WordPress, dev.to, Hashnode, Lemmy and Slack.
Can I set up recurring schedules?
Yes. You can set content, days, time, and connected accounts, and the post repeats weekly until paused or deleted. Free includes no recurring schedules; Starter has 3, Pro has 5, and Business is unlimited.
What happens if a post fails to publish?
The dashboard flags it instead of marking it done. LazyRelay separately verifies the post is actually live, so failures are visible.
Is LazyRelay free?
Yes. There is a free tier with no card required, limited to 3 connected accounts and 10 posts per account.
