Post to Social Media from Make

Give a Make scenario the ability to schedule, check, and verify social posts through LazyRelay's MCP server.

What this unlocks

• A scenario step that schedules a post as part of a larger automation (e.g. "new product added in Shopify → schedule an announcement post").
• A step that checks whether an earlier post in the scenario actually went live before continuing.
• Pulling analytics into a report on a schedule.

The part most AI-agent schedulers skip

Most integrations stop at the API call — a scenario fires a "create post" request, gets a success response, and moves on. That isn't proof the post is live. Rate limits, silent moderation holds, and platform-side failures can all eat a "successful" request. LazyRelay's list_scheduled_posts tool returns real Proof-of-Publish status, so a scenario can branch on whether a post is actually confirmed live, not just accepted.

Prefer a step-by-step guide that works today with Make's built-in HTTP and Webhooks modules? See How to connect LazyRelay to Make.

Setup

1. In your LazyRelay dashboard, go to API Keys (top nav) and create a new key — available on every plan, including Free. Copy it now, it's only shown once.
2. If your Make scenario has access to an MCP client module or app, point it at LazyRelay's hosted MCP endpoint:

   https://lazyrelaylazyrelay-backend.onrender.com/mcp

   Make's MCP support is newer and its exact module name may vary by account — check Make's own documentation for "MCP" if you don't see this yet.
3. Set your LazyRelay API key wherever that module asks for authentication.

All 27 tools are available, covering scheduling, drafts, approvals, reschedule and pause, platform rules, analytics, client review links and more. Full tool reference (every tool, with what it does) at lazyrelay.com/docs. Not ready for MCP yet? LazyRelay also has a direct Zapier integration that covers similar ground through Make's HTTP/webhook modules today.