The social media API for products and AI agents.One request, twenty networks.

A social media API lets your code publish posts, read analytics and answer comments on social networks without opening each app. Every network has its own API, with its own review process and rules. A unified API like Breakreach puts twenty of them behind one key and one request shape.

Not on Breakreach. The Developer plan costs $5 a month per connected account up to 20, $3 up to 100, then $2, never per post or per call. You can connect an account before paying, and publishing starts with the plan. Buffer's free plan includes its API on 3 channels, and Zernio's first 2 accounts are free.

Yes. POST /v1/posts takes a list of accountIds, so one request schedules the same post on every account you list. Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest and YouTube need a photo or a video in media; X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky, Reddit, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Mastodon, WordPress, Ghost, Dev.to, Hashnode, Tumblr and Google Business Profile also take text alone.

No. Accounts connect through Breakreach's own apps, already reviewed by each network: Meta approved our permissions for comments, insights and messages in September 2026, and TikTok approved our Content Posting API audit the same month, so TikTok posts can go out public. You never apply for API access, pay for an X API plan or wait for an app review.

Yes. Pass scheduledAt (read in the workspace timezone unless it carries an offset), set useNextSlot to take the next free slot of your posting schedule, or set publishNow. Scheduled posts publish from Breakreach's servers, so your script can exit right after the call.

Yes. POST /v1/posts with "draft": true saves the post for review in Breakreach without scheduling it, so a deploy or a CMS can propose a post and a person approves it. It needs no publish time and no media yet; a scheduledAt places it on the calendar. It goes out once someone schedules it in the app, or your code calls PATCH /v1/posts/:id with scheduledAt, useNextSlot or publishNow.

Temporary failures (rate limits, timeouts, 5xx) are retried up to 3 times, 5, 10 and 15 minutes later, only for the accounts that failed. Anything else marks the post failed with the network's error in the error field, and fires a post.failed webhook. A post that went out on some accounts but not others is published, with the failures listed in error.

Yes. Every POST takes an Idempotency-Key header, any unique string such as a UUID. Send the same key with the same body again within 24 hours and you get the first response back, marked Idempotent-Replayed: true, instead of a second post, DM or workspace. The same key with a different body answers 422, and 409 while the first request is still running. Errors aren't kept, so a fixed request can reuse its key. MCP create_post takes the same thing as an idempotencyKey argument.

Yes. Create a workspace per customer with POST /v1/workspaces, then POST /v1/connect-links for that workspace, and send your user the link. They pick their networks on a hosted page, without a Breakreach login, approve each connection on the network, and come back to your redirectUrl with the connected platforms in the query. The account.connected webhook fires for each account. The networks' consent screens name Breakreach, since accounts connect through Breakreach's reviewed apps. Links expire after 24 hours by default, up to 7 days, and can be revoked.

Yes, at https://api.breakreach.com/mcp, with 33 tools for posts, media, scheduling, accounts, analytics, comments, DMs, Instagram Comment to DM and DM automations. It signs in with OAuth 2.1 (dynamic client registration) or takes an API key as a Bearer token, and it is listed in Claude's connector directory and ChatGPT's plugin directory.

Yes: npm install breakreach for TypeScript and Node, with the breakreach command line. Both are generated from the OpenAPI 3.1 spec at https://api.breakreach.com/v1/openapi.json, with a typed method per endpoint, and retry with an Idempotency-Key so a retry never posts twice. Call them from a server: keys are secret, and the API doesn't accept browser requests from other sites.

Monthly, on the number of accounts connected across the workspaces you own, with graduated tiers: 25 accounts cost 20 × $5 + 5 × $3 = $115. The count is synced every few hours and a change applies to the next invoice. API access is also included on every regular Breakreach plan, from Starter at $29 a month.