LazyRelay posts to Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and 9 more platforms, then independently verifies each one actually went live.

Link the social accounts you want to post to.
Write a one-time post, or set up a recurring weekly schedule once.
LazyRelay posts it for you and confirms it's live.
Everything works from a real dashboard, not just an API. Scheduling, the calendar, and analytics are all clickable, not command-line only.
Queue up a one-time post for exactly when you want it to go out. Set it once and move on with your day.
Set up a weekly content cadence once: pick the days, the time, and the platforms, and LazyRelay keeps posting it every week until you pause or delete it.
LazyRelay checks in every 30 seconds and sends your posts out the moment they're due, no manual clicking required.
Every post is independently verified as actually live on the platform, not just "sent," but confirmed.
Real posts from LazyRelay's own connected accounts, exactly as they appear in the dashboard:
Mastodon (mastodon.social), Bluesky, Telegram, Discord, and Tumblr, all first-class. Most schedulers cover the big four or five and stop. Here they sit right next to Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and the rest, in the same dashboard.
| LazyRelay | Typical schedulers | |
|---|---|---|
| How you use it | Real dashboard — click, don't code | API/CLI only, or a dashboard bolted onto an API-first tool |
| Pricing | Shown on the homepage, every tier | Often hidden behind “Contact sales” |
| Platform coverage | 12 platforms, including Mastodon, Bluesky, Telegram, Discord, and Tumblr | Usually stops at the big four or five |
| “Sent” vs. “live” | Proof-of-Publish independently confirms a post is actually live | “Sent” is treated as done |
| Getting started | Free tier, no card required | A card is often required just to try it |
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Get started, no card required
$29.99/mo
For creators posting regularly
$59.99/mo
For creators and small businesses
$99.99/mo
For running several brands solo
Start on Free, upgrade to Starter, Pro, Business, Agency, or Agency Plus any time from your dashboard.
You write a post, pick when it should go out, and LazyRelay publishes it to your connected accounts automatically, then confirms it's actually live.
No. You write the post. LazyRelay only handles scheduling and publishing.
Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube, LinkedIn, Threads, Mastodon, Bluesky, Telegram, Discord, and Tumblr. Mastodon support today connects to mastodon.social specifically — other Mastodon instances aren't supported yet. YouTube uploads through LazyRelay top out at 45MB, which comfortably covers a Shorts-length clip but not a full-length video — great for cross-posting the same short-form video you're already sending everywhere else, not a replacement for uploading a longer video directly on YouTube.
Yes. Set up a recurring schedule once: content, days of the week, time, and which connected accounts it goes to, and LazyRelay keeps posting it every week automatically. You can pause it any time without losing the setup, resume whenever you're ready, or delete it outright. Free is one-time posts only; Starter gets 3 recurring schedules, Pro gets 5, and Business is unlimited.
There's a genuinely free tier with no card required, and paid Starter/Pro/Business tiers if you need more connected accounts or unlimited posts. You can start free and upgrade later from your dashboard whenever you're ready.
We don't mark a post as done just because it was sent. LazyRelay separately verifies it's actually live. If that check fails, you'll see it flagged in your dashboard, not silently hidden.
LazyRelay accepts files up to 1GB. Beyond that, each platform has its own limits on top — some allow much more (TikTok up to 4GB), others less (Telegram caps at 50MB). If your file is too big for a platform you're posting to, we'll tell you before it's scheduled. See the disclaimer below for details.
LazyRelay's AI captions and hashtag suggestions can now be personalized to your brand voice — set a default voice for your account, or a different one per brand if you run more than one. Without a voice set, suggestions use a generic tone. Either way, treat AI suggestions as a starting draft, not a finished post.
LazyRelay started as a way to stop manually posting the same content to every platform, one at a time. We're a small, early-stage tool focused on doing one thing well: getting your posts published reliably, with real proof they actually went live, not just a "sent" message you have to trust.