Migrate from Pallyy to SkedCast
Ready to migrate from Pallyy to SkedCast? Pallyy’s help center documents no one-click export of scheduled posts: its post list has search, filter and bulk actions only, and reports export as PDF. Its public REST API, though, can list your scheduled post sets. Here is exactly what Pallyy’s own pages say, and what to check before you cancel.
What can you take with you from Pallyy?
Scheduled posts
No CSV, PDF or calendar export of scheduled posts is documented in Pallyy’s help center (custom analytics reports export as PDF, which is analytics, not posts). Pallyy’s public API does document GET /v1/post-sets, which lists post sets filterable by status (including SCHEDULED) and date range as paginated JSON, using an API key from Settings › API Keys. Pallyy’s pricing page lists API access as a plan feature, and its MCP page says the API is included on every plan.
Disconnecting or cancelling
Deleting a Social Set deletes all its scheduled posts and cannot be undone. Deleting a single social account removes related data such as analytics and inbox messages; Pallyy does not say what happens to that account’s scheduled posts. Cancelling keeps your subscription active until the end of the billing period; if you cancel during the free trial (14 days), the account moves to the Free plan, and Pallyy does not say what happens to a queue larger than the Free plan allows.
How do you move from Pallyy to SkedCast?
- Get your queue out of Pallyy. Pallyy’s post list (Publish › Posts) has no export. Create an API key in Settings › API Keys, find your social set with GET /v1/social-sets, then list scheduled post sets with GET /v1/post-sets filtered to status SCHEDULED. If you would rather not use the API, list what is still queued from the Pallyy calendar and put it into a CSV.
- Bulk-import the CSV into SkedCast. Upload the CSV to SkedCast’s bulk import. Every row is validated against the platform it targets, so a bad row is fixed in the import instead of failing at publish time.
- Reconnect each account. Connect each social account in SkedCast through its own official sign-in. Group accounts by client if you manage several.
- Do not delete a Social Set until the queue is confirmed live. Pallyy says deleting a Social Set deletes all its scheduled posts and cannot be undone.
- Cancel Pallyy once every post is confirmed live. Settings › Subscription › Cancel, enter a reason, and confirm. Your subscription stays active until the end of the current billing period. Confirm every post is live in SkedCast first.
What carries over from Pallyy to SkedCast?
| What | How it moves |
|---|---|
| Scheduled posts | Export a CSV from Pallyy where it offers one, then import up to 2,500 posts per upload on Agency in one upload, every row checked |
| Images and video | Put each file’s public link in the import’s media column, or upload the files to SkedCast’s media library |
| Social accounts | Reconnect each one through the network’s own sign-in; no passwords move between tools |
| Clients | Give each client its own workspace, with its accounts, team and approvals |
| Analytics history | Stays in Pallyy; export its reports before you cancel |
Switching from Pallyy: FAQ
- Can I export my scheduled posts from Pallyy before switching?
- Not with a button. Pallyy documents no export of the scheduled queue in its app, only PDF exports of analytics reports. Its public API can list scheduled post sets as JSON. Otherwise list your queue by hand and bulk-import it into SkedCast.
- How do I cancel Pallyy?
- Settings › Subscription › Cancel, with a reason. Your subscription stays active until the end of the current billing period.
- Is SkedCast a good alternative to switch to?
- For teams that need true bulk import and per-client workspaces, worth comparing directly — see the full comparison for a feature-by-feature read.
Ready to move from Pallyy?
Sign up free — no credit card. You land on the Free plan, and you can start a one-time 7-day Studio trial from your workspace whenever you are ready. Bulk-import your queue and reconnect your accounts.