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EnglishWhich Social Media Platforms Can You Schedule With Pallyy?
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Pallyy supports scheduling to ten channels listed on its site: Instagram, Facebook, X (Twitter), LinkedIn, Google My Business, Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, and Bluesky. That list is what the page states, so treat it as the supported set — if a platform isn't named there, don't assume it works.
The full channel list
| Platform | Typical client use |
|---|---|
| Feed posts, Reels, carousels | |
| Page posts | |
| X (Twitter) | Short updates |
| Company page content | |
| Google My Business | Local listings, offers, updates |
| Pins and boards | |
| TikTok | Short video |
| YouTube | Video publishing |
| Threads | Text and image posts |
| Bluesky | Text and image posts |
The page frames this as "every channel your clients are on," which matters if you run a mixed roster — restaurants, clinics, realtors, trades — where each client lives somewhere different.
Why the list is framed around client work
Pallyy positions itself as a scheduler for agencies rather than a single-brand tool. Two details on the page follow from that:
- Priced per client, not per channel. Adding another platform for an existing client doesn't change what you pay, according to the page's pricing framing.
- Approvals from a shared link. Clients preview, comment, and approve posts without creating an account, so the platform mix doesn't add onboarding friction on their side.
If your deciding factor is whether you can consolidate a multi-platform client into one calendar without per-channel cost creep, that combination is the relevant part of the page.
What to check before committing
The channel list tells you what's supported, not how well each one behaves. Before moving a client over, confirm:
- The specific post types you need. "Instagram" covers feed posts and Reels on the page; if you rely on a format the page doesn't name, verify it directly.
- Whether your client mix fits the ten listed platforms. Anything outside the list has no stated support.
- Trial terms. The site offers a 14-day free trial, so you can test your actual channels against real client workflows rather than assuming parity with your current tool.
For agencies whose clients cluster on the ten listed networks, the coverage is broad enough to run the whole roster from one place. For anyone with a client on an unlisted platform, that gap is the first thing to resolve.