Aidelly

What is Aidelly?

Aidelly is an AI social media manager that drafts, schedules, publishes and reports on posts for many brands across 11 networks. You describe what you need in a chat window, and its agent builds captions and a calendar for each client.

The platform is organised around workspaces. Each one holds a client’s connected accounts, calendar and brand voice, so tone and banned topics never leak between brands. Nothing goes live without approval unless you set auto-publish rules yourself.

Aidelly Corporation is based in Dover, Delaware, and one listing names Wilzer Jean-Baptiste as co-founder. The site claims more than 2,000 teams and agencies and over 100,000 scheduled posts. Outside AI assistants such as Claude can also run the account through an MCP server.

Key Features

The chat-led drafting agent and per-client workspaces matter most, because they let one person produce on-brand content for many accounts at once.

• AI chat drafting: A plain request such as a week of product posts becomes platform-ready drafts. The agent adapts length and format per network, and AI image generation fills in visuals from the same credit pool.
• Content calendar: Every client’s scheduled posts sit on one visual plan. All paid plans include unlimited monthly posts across the 11 supported networks, so volume is not capped by tier.
• Unified inbox: Comments and direct messages from connected accounts land in a single feed. AI can draft replies for you to check, and keyword triggers can send automatic responses to common questions.
• Brand voice profiles: Each workspace stores tone, preferred topics and no-go words for a client. The drafting agent reads these rules every time, which cuts down on rewrites and off-brand posts.
• Approval workflow: Posts wait for sign-off from an admin or client before they publish. Draft discussions keep feedback attached to each post, and role-based access controls exactly who can approve or publish.
• Analytics and reports: Reach, follower growth and engagement feed monthly or quarterly client reports. On the Agency plan, these shareable reports can carry your own branding and a custom domain link.

Pros

Agent access is the main reason to pick Aidelly, since outside AI assistants can draft, schedule and report through its MCP server, API or CLI.

• Wide network reach: It publishes to 11 networks, including Bluesky, Threads, Mastodon and Google Business. That breadth of coverage lets one calendar cover both mainstream and newer decentralised channels.
• Built for agencies: Separate workspaces keep clients isolated with their own accounts, calendar and voice. Agencies running many brands avoid cross-posting mistakes, mixed-up brand voices and messy shared logins.
• Agent control: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Cursor can run everyday tasks through the MCP server. A developer can, for example, ask an assistant to schedule and approve a campaign without opening the dashboard.
• White-label reporting: The Agency plan adds a custom domain, branded reports and client connect links. Clients see your agency’s name and web address rather than the name of a third-party tool.
• Clear support tiers: The pricing page publishes first-response targets of 24 hours, 12 hours and four hours for top-severity issues by plan. You know what help to expect before you buy.

Cons

The lack of a free plan is the biggest drawback, because every account must move to at least $39 a month once the seven-day trial ends.

• No free plan: You must pay after the seven-day trial, unlike Buffer or Publer, which keep free tiers. Solo users posting a few times a week may find the entry price hard to justify.
• Card at sign-up: The trial needs a verified payment card even though nothing is charged on day one. Billing starts automatically, so set a reminder to cancel if you are only testing.
• Credits expire monthly: Unused AI credits vanish at the end of each month. Image generation uses roughly 20 to 40 credits per image, so heavy visual work can push you into $0.01 overage charges.
• Thin security detail: The public site says little about security certifications, data residency or retention periods. Agencies with strict client contracts should ask for written security terms before connecting accounts.
• Younger product: There are fewer community guides, templates and third-party reviews than for long-running rivals. Capterra listed no published user reviews when we looked, so outside evidence is limited.

Who is Using Aidelly?

Social media agencies form the core audience, with in-house marketers, solo creators and developers making up the rest.

• Social media agencies: Teams use it to run many client brands from one account. Workspaces, approvals and white-label reports cover the full client service loop.
• In-house marketers: Brand teams use it for structured approvals across product lines. The Scale plan’s eight seats and eight workspaces suit a mid-sized department.
• Solo creators and coaches: Consultants, coaches and estate agents use it to keep a steady posting rhythm. The Launch plan gives them two brands and 1,000 AI credits a month.
• Developers: Builders wire posting into AI agents through the MCP server, REST API or CLI. The MCP server allows 120 calls a minute per user, according to a public server listing.

Pricing

Aidelly is paid after a seven-day trial, with monthly billing from $39 (official prices, October 2026).

Extra credits cost $0.01 each or come in packs from $20 for 2,000, while one directory still quotes older $25 and $97 tiers.

Disclaimer: Aidelly adjusts limits and add-ons now and then, so check current figures first.

What Makes Aidelly Unique?

Aidelly lets an outside AI assistant run the whole account through an MCP server with over a hundred tools, plus a REST API and CLI. Most schedulers still expect you to click through their own dashboard.

The MCP server signs in through OAuth in the browser, so you do not paste API keys into an assistant. That makes it practical for agencies building automated content workflows where an agent drafts, a human approves and the platform publishes.

Compatibilities and Integrations

Aidelly connects to 11 social networks, major AI assistants and the main no-code automation tools.

• Social networks: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon and Google Business.
• AI assistants: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok and Cursor.
• Automation: REST API, CLI, Make, Zapier and n8n.
• Commerce: Shopify and WooCommerce links are reported.

Aidelly Tutorials

A first client workspace takes six steps, from trial sign-up to the first monthly report.

1. Start the trial and verify your card.
2. Create a workspace and connect the client’s social accounts.
3. Add the brand voice, preferred topics and no-go words.
4. Ask the agent for a week of posts in the chat window.
5. Edit drafts, send them for approval and check the calendar.
6. Review the first monthly report and adjust the plan.

How We Rated It

We score Aidelly 4.0 out of 5, lifted by strong integrations and features but pulled down by thin security detail and cost.

Summary

Aidelly suits agencies and marketing teams that manage several brands and want AI to handle drafting and scheduling. Its MCP server and API give it an edge for anyone running AI agents. The main limitation is cost, since there is no free plan and credits expire monthly. Security documentation is also light for agencies with strict contracts. Test it on one real client during the trial, and set brand rules before asking for drafts.