33 tools that publish to Facebook Pages (and in some cases Groups), including link posts, photo albums, Reels and Stories.
The original enterprise suite: inbox, listening and compliance features for large marketing teams, at an enterprise price.
Agency planner built around client approvals, with a calendar clients can review without an account.
Self-hosted scheduler built on Laravel, with a free Lite edition and a paid Pro licence for teams.
Engagement-first platform with a powerful inbox, moderation rules and approvals, priced below Sprout.
Agency platform with auto-post queues, a unified inbox, local SEO tools and white-label on the top plan.
The original evergreen recycler: build a content library once and Edgar reposts it on a schedule forever.
AI-first scheduler that generates captions, hashtags and images from a prompt, with a Canva-style editor.
Library-based recycling scheduler with an inbox, white-label reports and client management for agencies.
Budget all-rounder with bulk upload, recycling, an inbox and a free plan for three accounts.
Pinterest-first scheduler with interval pinning, SmartLoop recycling and an AI ghostwriter.
Facebook is the most widely supported network in this directory, so the decision is rarely about whether a tool supports it and more about what else you need. Meta Business Suite is free and perfectly adequate if you only post to Facebook and Instagram. Third-party schedulers earn their fee when you add more networks, need approvals, or want inbox and reporting in the same place.
Group posting has been restricted by Meta and is now rare; if you rely on it, confirm support before paying.
Meta Business Suite is free and includes scheduling, a shared inbox and basic insights for Facebook and Instagram. Buffer, Publer and Metricool also include Facebook on their free plans.
Meta removed most third-party Group publishing in 2024. A few tools still support it for groups you administer; check the profile page for the current status.
Most of the larger tools publish Reels directly. Story support is more limited and often restricted to plain photos or videos.