LazyRelay vs PostDodo
Both tools verify that a scheduled post actually went live instead of stopping at "the platform accepted it." Here's an honest look at where they actually differ.
Where they're genuinely alike
PostDodo reads back the platform's own post link after publishing and saves it as a receipt. LazyRelay's Proof-of-Publish does the same core thing: a separate check after the post goes out, confirming it's actually visible rather than trusting the "accepted" response. If you're comparing these two specifically because of that promise, both of them keep it. This isn't a case where one tool made something up and the other is calling it out.
| LazyRelay | PostDodo | |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | 12: Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube, LinkedIn, Threads, Mastodon, Bluesky, Telegram, Discord, Tumblr | 10: Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube, LinkedIn, Threads, Mastodon, Bluesky, X |
| X (Twitter) support | Not supported | Supported |
| Telegram, Discord, Tumblr | Supported | Not supported |
| Free tier | Yes, $0, 3 accounts, no card required, Proof-of-Publish included | No free tier – 7-day trial, card required, first charge on day 8 |
| Entry paid price | $29.99/mo (Starter, 20 accounts) | $25/mo (Starter, 15 accounts) |
| Post verification | Proof-of-Publish, every plan including free | Confirmed receipts, every plan |
| Multi-brand / workspace management | Yes, capped brands per tier plus paid add-on brands | Not mentioned on their site |
| API access | Yes, on paid plans | Not mentioned on their site |
| MCP server for AI agents | Yes, on paid plans | Not mentioned on their site |
| Analytics / best-time-to-post | Included | From their Growth tier ($39/mo) up |
Rows marked "not mentioned on their site" mean we couldn't find that feature documented on postdodo.com as of this writing, not that we've confirmed they lack it. If that changes, this page should be updated to match.
Pick PostDodo if
- You need X (Twitter) as one of your core platforms.
- You want the lowest possible entry price and don't need a free tier.
Pick LazyRelay if
- You want to try Proof-of-Publish for free before paying anything, with no card required.
- You post to Telegram, Discord, or Tumblr and need those covered natively.
- You manage more than one brand or client and want that built into the plan rather than a separate workspace.
- You or your team want API or MCP access to automate scheduling.
Try Proof-of-Publish for free. No card required on LazyRelay's free tier.
See plans and get started freeFrequently asked questions
Does PostDodo also verify that posts actually went live?
Yes. PostDodo reads back the platform's own post link after publishing and saves it as a receipt, which is the same basic idea as LazyRelay's Proof-of-Publish: confirming the post is genuinely live rather than trusting the platform's initial "accepted" response. This is a real strength PostDodo has, not something unique to LazyRelay.
Does LazyRelay support X (Twitter) like PostDodo does?
No. LazyRelay does not currently support X. If X is one of your core platforms, PostDodo supports it and LazyRelay does not.
Is LazyRelay cheaper than PostDodo?
It depends on the plan. PostDodo's entry tier is $25/month versus LazyRelay's Starter at $29.99/month, so PostDodo is cheaper to start. But LazyRelay has a genuine free tier with Proof-of-Publish included and no card required, which PostDodo does not offer; PostDodo's trial requires a card upfront.