The Facebook group auto poster & scheduler that keeps your groups on a schedule.
Post to hundreds of Facebook groups automatically on a smart schedule (schedules on Plus and Pro). Post now, or line up a whole month in minutes — choose Direct API or Classic DOM posting, then follow the queue and run history. All from your own browser, while Chrome is open on your computer.
Doing this manually doesn't scale. Neither do risky cloud bots.
Reaching a hundred groups by hand is a full-time job, and many of the tools that promise to automate it log into your account from their own servers. There's a better way.
Copy, paste, wait, repeat
One post across 100 groups is a whole afternoon of switching tabs. Miss a day and your reach falls off a cliff — consistency is the whole game.
Cloud bots log in as you
Many server-side tools ask for your password or log in from their own servers, so your account is used from somewhere other than your own computer. Group Posting posts from your own browser instead.
No idea what actually posted
Basic tools fire and forget. When a group blocks a post or a run stalls halfway, you find out days later — if at all — with no retry and no receipt.
How the auto poster & scheduler works
No server login, no learning curve. Add the extension, write your post once, and set it loose on a schedule that runs while you work.
Write your post & pick groups
Compose once with text, images or links. 1-click extract your groups and select as many as you like — Lite covers 5 group-posts a day; Plus and Pro are unlimited.
Post now or schedule it
Hit post now, or drop it into the calendar. Build a looping campaign and queue a whole month in minutes, and switch on “Post at my best times automatically” to set the time from your own posting history.
It posts & keeps score
The dual engine posts to every group with randomised pacing. Watch the live queue, let retry handle blips, and get a full history with a receipt per group.
Schedule a whole month of posting in a few minutes.
Stop babysitting the post button. Build looping campaigns, set your cadence, and let the queue drip your content out on a calendar — so your presence stays consistent even on the days you're heads-down.
Looping campaigns. Queue a sequence of posts once and let it cycle on repeat, so evergreen offers keep showing up while Chrome is open on your computer.
Post at my best times automatically. Switch it on and the schedule time is set from your own posting history: the hour your posts have most often gone out successfully.
Randomised, humanized delays. Nothing fires in a robotic burst. Every post is spaced with randomised gaps, which lowers the risk to your account.
Simple schedules are included in Plus; monthly cadences and campaigns are Pro.
Two posting engines. Choose how you publish.
Direct API posting sends authenticated requests to Facebook’s internal web GraphQL endpoints. Classic DOM posting automates the visible Facebook composer. Both use your existing browser session and support profiles or Pages where permissions allow. Neither relies on the public Facebook Groups API retired in 2024.
Sends authenticated requests directly to Facebook’s internal web GraphQL endpoints from your logged-in browser session. This is the default and recommended posting mode, with pacing between groups.
- Default and recommended mode
- Uses your existing Facebook session
- Pacing controls between groups
Uses DOM automation to open the group and fill Facebook’s visible composer. You can select Classic instead of Direct; available formats depend on the composer and group permissions. Both engines are included on the free plan.
- Uses the visible Facebook composer
- Formats depend on mode and permissions
- Included on the free plan
Direct by default. Classic when you choose. Both engines are available on every plan. Personal-profile Direct runs can fall back only after eligible definite failures; Page Direct runs do not automatically resend through Classic.
Never wonder whether a post actually went out.
Every run is fully accountable. Watch the queue tick through your groups live, review failures before deciding whether to retry, and keep a searchable history with a receipt link for each successful post.
Live queue. See posted, sending and queued as it happens. Stop a run mid-flight, then resume it for just the groups it missed.
Automatic retry. Eligible failures can be retried, while blocking and uncertain results need review before another send.
History & receipts. Every delivered post is logged with a direct link, and a weekly summary in the extension shows the work at a glance.
Built to cover more groups, in less time, at a steady pace.
Auto poster & scheduler FAQ
Will auto-posting to lots of Facebook groups get my account banned?
It can't rule that out — no tool can promise zero risk on a platform it doesn't control. It lowers the risk: randomised gaps between posts, a minimum gap that grows with your daily volume, an optional warm-up for new accounts, a 10 PM–7 AM night pause, a risk check before you start a run by hand, and a 12-hour stop if Facebook blocks the account. Facebook's limits, group rules and admin approval still apply.
Can I schedule posts and does it keep running when I'm away?
Yes, as long as your computer is awake and Chrome is open. You can post now, set a one-time, daily or weekly schedule, or build a looping campaign, and “Post at my best times automatically” can set the time from your own posting history. Leave Chrome running and it posts on the calendar you set. Simple schedules are included in Plus. Pro adds monthly cadences, the visual campaign builder and multi-step flows.
What's the difference between Direct API and Classic DOM posting?
Direct API posting sends authenticated requests to Facebook’s internal web GraphQL endpoints using your existing browser session. Classic DOM posting automates the visible composer. Both are included on every plan and can post as profiles or Pages where permitted. Choose the mode before starting; supported formats depend on the mode and permissions. Neither method relies on the retired public Facebook Groups API.
What happens if a post fails in one group?
Check the run history for the result. Retry and fallback depend on the failure: eligible definite personal-profile Direct failures may switch to Classic, but blocking, authentication errors and uncertain outcomes do not trigger a blind resend. Page Direct runs do not automatically resend through Classic.
How many groups can I post to, and what does it cost?
Start free forever with 5 group posts a day — no card needed, and both posting engines are included. Plus includes unlimited posting and simple schedules for €69 a year (€5.75/month). Pro adds campaigns and multi-step flows for €9.92/month billed yearly (about €0.33 a day), €13/month quarterly, €24/month monthly, or a one-time €279 lifetime license. You can try all of Pro for €1 for 6 days (then €24/month unless you cancel). Paid plans are refundable while your activation key is unused.
Is Group Posting affiliated with Facebook or Meta?
No. Group Posting is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Meta or Facebook. Facebook is a trademark of Meta Platforms. It's made in the EU and posts from your own browser.
Put your Facebook group posting on a schedule.
Post now or schedule a month of content in minutes. The dual engine and the queue handle the rest while Chrome is open. Install free and post to your first groups today.
Your next step
A scheduled run still needs an available browser
Keep Chrome open, signed in, awake and online with the extension enabled. A submitted post may still be pending approval; review its actual status before repeating it.
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