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Dated dataset — as of September 2026

Social media bulk scheduling limits, compared

Social media bulk scheduling limits vary widely by vendor: this is how many posts each scheduler lets you upload in a single bulk import — SkedCast's own tiered caps, plus every competitor figure already sourced for the /compare matrix.

Social media bulk scheduling: SkedCast's own tiered caps

SkedCast bulk-import row cap by plan
PlanRows per bulk import
Free50
Solo500
Studio1,500
Agency2,500
Agency+5,000
Enterprise25,000

Every competitor, as published

Bulk import limit by competitor
ToolBulk import limit
Buffer100 / batch
Hootsuite350 (Advanced)
LaterNo
Sprout SocialBasic
Publer~500 / batch
SocialBeeYes (Accelerate+)
PostSpreadNo
PlanableCSV import
Sked SocialBulk upload
HeyOrcaNot published
Metricool~50 / file
MeetEdgarYes, cap not published
PlanolyNot published
AgorapulseNot published
CoScheduleNot published
SendibleYes, bulk scheduling included
EclincherNot published
Cloud CampaignNot published
FlickNot published
KontentinoNot published
Vista SocialNot published
PallyyNot published
PlannNot published
RecurPostNot published
IconosquareNot published
OnlypultNot published
LoomlyNot published
ContentStudioNot published
PreviewNot published
Adobe ExpressNot a scheduler
SocialPilotNot published
TailwindNot published
AgencyAnalyticsNot published
AyrshareNot published
BlotatoNot published
Bundle.socialNot published
DashThisNot published
FeedHiveNot published
OcoyaNot published
Post BridgeNot published
PostizNot published
PostPeerNot published
PostProxyNot published
Predis.aiNot published
SimplifiedNot published
ZernioNot published
CanvaNot published
TypefullyNot published
Hopper HQNot published
ApphiNot published
Post for MeNot published
Upload-PostNot published
PostEverywhereNot published
SprinklrNot published
CircleboomCSV upload (plan gating not stated)
OutstandNot published
Meta Business SuiteReels only, to one Page
MailchimpNot published
monday.comNot published

"Not published" means that competitor's own pricing or help pages do not state a number publicly, not that the feature is absent — where a competitor at least describes bulk scheduling without a stated cap, that is noted instead of guessed. Figures reflect our research as of September 2026; see each vendor's own site for the current number.

Bulk import limits: FAQ

Why do most competitors show "Not published" instead of a number?
Because their own pricing and help pages do not state one publicly. Rather than guess, this dataset says so plainly — the same honesty rule applied across every comparison page on this site.
Why does SkedCast show a different limit per plan?
The bulk-import row cap is tiered by plan, from the free tier up through Enterprise, and the table below shows every tier rather than only the headline figure.
How current is this data?
Competitor figures reflect our research as of September 2026. Bulk import limits change as vendors update their plans, so check the vendor’s own pricing or help pages for the current number before relying on it.
Does this dataset match the numbers on the individual comparison pages?
Yes. It is read from the same underlying comparison matrix as /compare and every /alternatives page, so it cannot show a different number for the same competitor than those pages do.

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