LazyRelaySchedule everywhere. Know it's actually live.
LazyRelay posts to Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and 14 more platforms, then independently verifies each one actually went live.
Works with your AI tools
Ask your AI assistant or editor to schedule a post, or to check it really went live. AI-agent access is included on every plan, including Free. See all 15 setup guides
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How it works
Connect your accounts
Link the social accounts you want to post to.
Schedule your content
Write a one-time post, or set up a recurring weekly schedule once.
It happens automatically
LazyRelay posts it for you and confirms it's live.
What you get
Everything works from a real dashboard, not just an API. Scheduling, the calendar, and analytics are all clickable, not command-line only.
Smart Scheduling
Queue up a one-time post for exactly when you want it to go out. Set it once and move on with your day.
Recurring Schedules
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.
Auto Posting
LazyRelay checks in every 30 seconds and sends your posts out the moment they're due, no manual clicking required.
Proof-of-Publish
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:
- lazyrelayReal talk: scheduling posts across 12 platforms should not mean logging into 12 dashboards. LazyRelay handles it from one place, with Proof-of-Publish confirming every post actually went live.
- lazyrelay.bsky.socialSchedule once, publish everywhere. LazyRelay verifies every post actually went live, not just accepted.
- LazyRelayLazyRelay update: schedule your content once and publish it across every platform your business runs on, with real Proof-of-Publish verification confirming it actually went live.
- LazyRelayNew from LazyRelay: schedule a post once, publish it everywhere, and know for certain it went live with real Proof-of-Publish verification.
- lazyrelaySimplify your social media: schedule your posts once with LazyRelay and publish everywhere, with real Proof-of-Publish verification confirming they actually went live.
- LazyRelayLazyRelay: schedule once, publish everywhere. Real Proof-of-Publish verification confirms every post actually went live.
- LazyRelaySchedule once. Publish everywhere. LazyRelay.
- lazyrelayReal talk: scheduling posts across 12 platforms should not mean logging into 12 dashboards. LazyRelay handles it from one place, with Proof-of-Publish confirming every post actually went live.
- lazyrelay.bsky.socialSchedule once, publish everywhere. LazyRelay verifies every post actually went live, not just accepted.
- LazyRelayLazyRelay update: schedule your content once and publish it across every platform your business runs on, with real Proof-of-Publish verification confirming it actually went live.
- LazyRelayNew from LazyRelay: schedule a post once, publish it everywhere, and know for certain it went live with real Proof-of-Publish verification.
- lazyrelaySimplify your social media: schedule your posts once with LazyRelay and publish everywhere, with real Proof-of-Publish verification confirming they actually went live.
- LazyRelayLazyRelay: schedule once, publish everywhere. Real Proof-of-Publish verification confirms every post actually went live.
- LazyRelaySchedule once. Publish everywhere. LazyRelay.
- Analytics dashboard: total posts, per-platform success rates, and a daily volume trend
- Content calendar: plan by day, pick the platform(s) and add media, then schedule it with one tick — no re-entry
- Bulk CSV import: schedule up to 200 posts at once, with a per-row preview first
- AI captions & hashtags: generate wording or tags from your draft in one click
- Best-time suggestions: general, platform-by-platform posting-time guidance
- Approval workflow: mark a post as needing sign-off before it goes out
- Link-in-bio page: a simple, hosted link page you can share as one URL
- Browser extension (Developer Manual Install Only): right-click any page, link, or image to send it to LazyRelay; load it unpacked from the repository, it is not in any browser store
- Two-factor authentication: optional TOTP-based 2FA plus one-time recovery codes, for extra account security
Works with
Mastodon (any server), 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.
Why LazyRelay instead of a typical scheduler
| 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 | 17 platforms, including Mastodon, Bluesky, Telegram, Discord, Tumblr, WordPress, dev.to, Hashnode, Lemmy, and Slack | 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 |
Pricing
Free
$0
Get started, no card required
- 3 connected accounts
- 1 brand
- 10 posts per account, refillable
- One-time scheduled posts only
- 250MB storage
- AI-agent / MCP access
- Proof-of-Publish verification
Starter
$29.99/mo
For creators posting regularly
- 20 connected accounts
- 2 brands
- Unlimited scheduled posts
- 3 recurring schedules
- AI-agent / MCP access
- 5GB storage
- Proof-of-Publish verification
Pro
$59.99/mo
For creators and small businesses
- 30 connected accounts
- 4 brands
- Unlimited scheduled posts
- 5 recurring schedules
- AI-agent / MCP access
- 10GB storage
- Priority support
- Proof-of-Publish verification
Business
$99.99/mo
For running several brands solo
- 50 connected accounts
- 7 brands
- 2 team seats included
- Unlimited scheduled posts
- Unlimited recurring schedules
- AI-agent / MCP access
- 20GB storage
- Priority support
- Proof-of-Publish verification
Start on Free, upgrade to Starter, Pro, Business, Agency, or Agency Plus any time from your dashboard.
Frequently asked questions
What does LazyRelay do?
LazyRelay schedules social media posts and publishes them for you. It posts to 17 platforms, including Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. You write the post and pick when it goes out. LazyRelay then publishes it to your connected accounts automatically and independently checks that the post is live.
How does Proof-of-Publish work?
Right after publishing, LazyRelay independently checks with the platform that the post is live. It does not trust the platform's first accepted response. LazyRelay shows you the result for each post. If the check fails, the post is flagged in your dashboard, not hidden. Proof-of-Publish is included on every plan, including Free.
Which platforms does LazyRelay support?
LazyRelay supports 17 platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Threads, Mastodon, Bluesky, Telegram, Discord, Tumblr and Slack. It also posts to WordPress, dev.to, Hashnode and Lemmy, which are places for longer writing and communities. Mastodon works with any Mastodon server, so you type the address of yours when you connect.
Is LazyRelay free?
Yes. The Free plan costs $0 and needs no credit card. It includes 3 connected accounts, 1 brand, 250MB of storage and Proof-of-Publish verification on every post. Free covers one-time scheduled posts only, with 10 posts per account that refill over time. Paid plans add more accounts, unlimited scheduled posts and recurring schedules.
How much does LazyRelay cost?
LazyRelay charges one flat price per plan, with no fee for each connected platform. Starter is $29.99 a month, Pro is $59.99, Business is $99.99, Agency is $149.99 and Agency Plus is $199.99. Each higher plan allows more connected accounts and brands. The Free plan costs $0.
Can I schedule a recurring post?
Yes, on paid plans. A recurring schedule is one piece of content that repeats on a day and time you set. Starter includes 3 recurring schedules, Pro includes 5, and Business and above are unlimited. Each recurring schedule counts against your plan's limit. The Free plan supports one-time scheduled posts only.
Does LazyRelay work with AI assistants?
Yes. AI-agent and MCP access is included on every plan, including Free, at no extra cost. You can ask an AI assistant or editor to schedule a post, or to check that a post really went live. LazyRelay offers 15 setup guides, including Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and n8n.
What happens if a post fails to publish?
LazyRelay does not mark a post as done just because it was sent. It separately verifies that the post is live. If that check fails, you see the post flagged in your dashboard, not silently hidden. LazyRelay also tells you before a post is scheduled if a file is too big for a platform.
How long does LazyRelay keep comments and direct messages?
LazyRelay keeps a copy of comments and direct messages for up to 30 days so they can show in your dashboard. A scheduled job then deletes them. After that, only a short classification remains, such as a category and a one-line reason. When you disconnect an account, LazyRelay also erases its stored login.
Which AI does LazyRelay use?
LazyRelay's AI features run on Anthropic's Claude models. They cover caption and hashtag suggestions, content ideas, analytics insights, comment sorting and the support assistant. AI output is a draft for you to review. Our Data Processing Agreement states that Anthropic does not train its models on this data.
Can LazyRelay post the same thing twice?
LazyRelay is built to prevent it. A due post is claimed by one worker before anything is sent, so two workers cannot send it. If a platform accepted a post but the live check did not finish, LazyRelay checks again instead of publishing twice. A post it cannot confirm is shown as failed, so you can check the platform.
Does LazyRelay reply to comments by itself?
No. LazyRelay never replies to a comment on its own. AI sorts incoming comments into categories such as needs attention, and you choose what to answer. In the dashboard you can reply to Mastodon and Bluesky comments directly. On other platforms, you reply on the platform itself.
Does LazyRelay have social listening?
LazyRelay listens to comments on the posts you publish through it. It reads them from 9 platforms into one inbound stream: dev.to, Hashnode, YouTube, Mastodon, Bluesky, Lemmy, WordPress, Telegram and Discord. Facebook, Instagram and Threads are coming soon. It does not track mentions elsewhere on the web. Comments are kept for up to 30 days.
Are AI-suggested replies protected against prompt injection?
AI-suggested replies are not available yet. In that feature, comment text reaches the AI as quoted data with angle brackets neutralised. A suggestion may only use numbers and links from your own material, comments about refunds, legal or security matters get none, and nothing posts until you approve it. These checks belong to that feature only.
How we label AI features
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.
About
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.
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