Run a full monthly content plan inside three channels and ten posts each.
The free plan connects three channels with ten scheduled posts each. A disciplined monthly plan can fit inside that ceiling if you design around the constraint rather than fight it.
You will batch-draft captions with the AI Assistant, schedule up to the ten-post limit, then refill each queue weekly as posts publish. The ideas library holds your themes and campaigns so nothing is lost between refills.
By month end you will know whether the free limits carried your content volume or whether you need to upgrade.
Show output, engagement, and the free plan's ceiling in one short update.
Use the free analytics to see what works instead of guessing.
Plan a posting cadence that fits the free plan's scheduling cap.
Set the month's themes and campaigns. Decide what you will talk about each week and write a one-line description for each theme. This structure keeps your ideas library organised and prevents random drafting.
Capture the ideas for each theme into the ideas library. Create an entry for every post concept. Tag or title each idea with its theme so you can batch-draft by topic later.
Draft the captions in batches using the AI Assistant. Select ideas for one theme and generate captions in a single session. Edit for voice and add any required hashtags or links. Batching saves time and keeps tone consistent across the theme.
Schedule the first block of posts up to the ten-per-channel ceiling. Assign each drafted caption to a channel and schedule it. Spread the ten slots across the month so you publish regularly on each channel. Do not fill all ten slots in the first week or you will have nothing queued for later weeks.
Refill each queue weekly as posts publish. Check which posts went live and freed a slot. Draft and schedule replacements immediately so your queue does not run empty. This weekly refill rhythm is how the ten-post limit can carry a full month.
Review at month end whether the free limits held or constrained the plan. Count how many posts you published versus how many you wanted to publish. If you hit the ten-post ceiling every week and still had ideas left over, the free plan may be too small. If you finished the month with slots to spare, the limits are workable.
**Scenario:** [Your company] launches [new feature] and you want to build a month of content around it. **Week [A] theme:** Teaser and problem statement **Week [B] theme:** Feature demo and benefits **Week [C] theme:** Customer testimonials **Week [D] theme:** Call to action and FAQ **Ideas library entries (sample):** - "Why [pain point] costs teams [time/money]" (Week [A]) - "Watch [feature name] solve [pain point] in [X] seconds" (Week [B]) - "[Customer name] cut [metric] by [percentage] with [feature]" (Week [C]) - "Try [feature] free—no credit card" (Week [D]) **Batch drafting:** Select all Week [A] ideas, open AI Assistant, generate captions, edit for brand voice. **Scheduling:** Assign posts to channels. Schedule across the week. Repeat for Weeks [B]–[D], refilling the queue each week as earlier posts publish and free up slots. **Month-end review:** You published [X] posts per channel ([Y] total across three channels). The ten-post ceiling forced weekly refills but did not block any content. The free plan held.
Build the month's themes into the ideas library, batch-draft the captions with the AI Assistant, schedule up to the ten-post ceiling per channel, and refill weekly as posts publish.
Keep 100 content ideas in one place instead of scattered notes.
Fill the queue for the week so posting stops being a daily task.