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Facebook Pages scheduling API

SkedCast's REST API schedules text, image, link, carousel, video, Reel, and Story to Facebook Pages with one authenticated POST call. The request has the same shape as for every other connected platform, plus any fields specific to Facebook Pages.

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Scheduling to Facebook Pages through SkedCast's API#

SkedCast's /v1 REST API schedules text, image, link, carousel, video, Reel, and Story to Facebook Pages the same way it does every other platform: one POST https://api.skedcast.com/v1/posts call with a content caption and a targets block naming the connected accounts.

You need a Facebook Page (page admin access), connected once through the console or through a connect link that POST /v1/clients/{id}/connect-invites creates.

The request is one contract for every connected platform. The fields that are specific to Facebook Pages are listed below.

Example: schedule a post to Facebook Pages#

json
{
  "clientId": "00000000-0000-4000-8000-000000000001",
  "content": "Our new menu is live — link in the first comment.",
  "targets": { "mode": "accounts", "accountIds": ["00000000-0000-4000-8000-000000000002"] },
  "schedule": { "type": "at", "scheduledAt": "2030-01-15T15:00:00Z" }
}
POST https://api.skedcast.com/v1/posts — send Authorization: Bearer sked_live_… and an Idempotency-Key header. Replace the example ids with your own.

Facebook Pages facts#

FactValue
Max caption length63,206 characters
Media per postup to 10 media items per post.
Native platform schedulingAvailable. Send scheduleMode: "native" to hand the timer to Facebook Pages's own scheduler; by default SkedCast holds the timer.
SkedCast's default pacing50 / day, with at least 1 min between posts, per account. This is SkedCast's per-account pacing, not Facebook Pages's own published limit. See the rate limits reference.
Published-post URL (permalink)Always returned for feed posts, videos and Reels. A Story has no feed URL, so SkedCast reads its link from Facebook when you fetch the target.

Reading status and results#

GET https://api.skedcast.com/v1/post-targets/{id} returns the Facebook Pages target's status (for example scheduled, on_hold, published, failed or missed). Once the post is published, externalId and permalink point at the live post (see the table above).

  • on_hold: holdReason says why (pacing, a platform limit, media still processing, your plan, or a channel that needs reconnecting) and retryAt says when the next try is.
  • missed: the scheduled time passed while the post waited. outcomeReason says why; reschedule it.
  • failed: failureReason says why. When the post may already be live, outcomeReason is delivery_unconfirmed: check the account, because a retry is refused.
  • requiredAction says what you must do (reconnect_channel, change_plan, contact_support, reschedule, retry or check_platform), or is null when nothing is needed.
  • Instead of polling, subscribe to the target.published and target.failed webhooks (one per destination; post.published and post.failed report the whole post). See the webhooks reference below.
  • Or connect an MCP client and ask an agent to check. See the MCP hub below.
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FAQ

Can I schedule directly on Facebook's own scheduler through the API?
Yes, as an opt-in. The "Native platform scheduling" row in the table above says whether a platform offers it. The API behaves the same either way.

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