Recycle your best posts automatically.
Auto-repost, auto-plug and recycling put your best posts back in front of people, on the networks that support each one.
Request a demoRepeat on a schedule
Recurring posts repeat daily, weekly or monthly until a date or count you set.
Repost it, hours later
Auto-repost puts the same post out again 1 to 168 hours later, on Threads, Bluesky and Mastodon.
A comment lands later
Auto-plug posts a follow-up comment 5 to 2,880 minutes after the lead, 50 minutes by default.
A comment right away
A first comment can publish right after the lead, on the networks that allow it.
Recycle a top performer
Recycle schedules a post again, or duplicates a top performer straight onto new dates.
Publish once
A post goes out through the queue like any other.
Let it repeat or plug itself
Auto-repost or auto-plug run on the delay you set, with no extra step.
Recycle what worked
Schedule a top performer again, or duplicate it onto new dates.
Questions people ask
What is recycling on Postlyra?
Recycling schedules a post again, or duplicates a top performer straight onto new dates, so a good post gets more than one run.
Is reposting the same post allowed?
Yes, it goes out through the official API as a new post, on the networks that support auto-repost.
How often can a post repeat?
Auto-repost runs 1 to 168 hours after the first publish, and recurring posts repeat daily, weekly or monthly until a date or count.
Which networks support auto-repost?
Threads, Bluesky and Mastodon, where the same post goes out again after the hours you set.
What is auto-plug?
A follow-up comment posted 5 to 2,880 minutes after the lead, 50 minutes by default.
What is the difference between recurring and recycle?
Recurring repeats a post on a schedule set in advance, recycle takes a post that already worked and schedules it again or duplicates it to new dates.
Does recycling work on every plan?
Yes, recurring posts, recycled top performers, auto-plug and auto-repost are all on every plan.
Give a good post another run.
Watch a top performer schedule itself again on new dates.





