Plans and billing

What do the plans cost?#

You're billed on connected accounts. Posts, analytics, approvals, the API and the MCP connector are in every plan. What the tiers add on top of a bigger account count is projects, teammate seats and client review links.

Every tier can be paid monthly or yearly. Pay for a year and save 20% — the same plan, charged once instead of twelve times.

How does the trial work?#

7 days (14 if a partner's link brought you), card required to start — and your first post is free before any of that.

You can connect up to 5 accounts, write and save drafts, and publish your very first post without paying anything or entering a card; posts to your other accounts in the same few minutes ride along with it. That's on purpose: you should see your own handles, your own preview and your own receipt before deciding. From the second post the composer offers the trial, and it starts when you go through checkout.

How do I change or cancel my plan?#

My account → Plans and billing. Change tier with the plan cards on that page. The … menu on your current plan has Update payment method (Stripe's own portal), Pause plan on a monthly plan, and Cancel plan.

Subscribed inside the iPhone app? Then Apple holds the subscription, and you change or cancel it in your device's settings — the web page says so instead of showing the menu.

Cancelling doesn't delete anything, and nothing stops at once: everything keeps working until the end of the period you've paid for. After that, scheduled posts move back to Drafts, where they wait with your receipts and settings if you come back.

Can I get a refund?#

Within 14 days of your first payment, yes — in full, no reason needed. Email support@xpost.to and we send it back to the card that paid.

After that, cancelling isn't refunded for the period you're already in: the plan keeps working until that period ends. But anything that's our mistake — a double charge, a charge after you cancelled, the wrong plan, an outage that stopped your posts going out — we refund whenever it happens. The full wording is in the Terms.