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OpenQuok vs Mixpost

Self-hosted but not agent-native; lacks built-in AI workspace and CLI integration.

Short answer: Pick OpenQuok if you want agent-first social media scheduling; pick Mixpost if you want unlimited, self-hosted social publishing. OpenQuok starts at $29/month; Mixpost has a free plan.

Which to pick

Pick OpenQuok if you want…

  • Agent-first social media scheduling
  • Integrations with OpenQuok CLI, MCP or Public API (on OpenQuok's list, not Mixpost's)

Pick Mixpost if you want…

  • Unlimited, self-hosted social publishing
  • Self-hosted social media management
  • A free plan to start with (Lite)
  • Open-source code (inovector/mixpost on GitHub, MIT license)
  • Integrations with Docker, Laravel or API (on Mixpost's list, not OpenQuok's)

Side by side

What it is
OpenQuok:OpenQuok is an open-source, agent-native workspace for drafting, reviewing, scheduling and publishing social media posts across multiple channels.
Mixpost:Self-hosted social media manager that lets agencies and teams schedule, publish and analyze posts across 12 platforms.
Best for
OpenQuok:Agent-first social media scheduling
Mixpost:Unlimited, self-hosted social publishing
Who it’s for
OpenQuok:AI agents, developers, social teams, agencies, and startups needing controlled social scheduling.
Mixpost:Agencies, enterprises, creators and developers needing on-premise social media control.
Pricing
OpenQuok:Paid
Mixpost:Freemium
Starting price
OpenQuok:$29/month (Solo)
Mixpost:—
Free plan or trial
OpenQuok:Free trial
Mixpost:Free plan (Lite)
Plans
OpenQuok:Solo $29/ mo per month · Team $49/ mo per month · Ultimate $69/ mo per month · 10x Max $129/ mo per month
Mixpost:Lite Free · Pro $299 one time · Enterprise $1,199 one time
Open source
OpenQuok:—
Mixpost:Yes, 3,786 GitHub stars
Works with
OpenQuok:OpenQuok CLI, MCP, Public API
Mixpost:Docker, Laravel, API, Webhooks

OpenQuok features

  • Multi-workspace Kanban & Calendar. Plan, review drafts on a kanban board and schedule posts via calendar view.
  • Agent & CLI Integration. Agents, scripts, CLI, MCP and public API can draft and queue posts.
  • Directory Launch & Autofill. Submit product listings to directories using a browser extension autofill.
  • Analytics & Metrics. Track impressions, likes, comments and domain rating per post and workspace.
  • Media File Manager. Organize, rename and store media assets per workspace.
  • Reusable Templates & Signatures. Save common captions, media sets and signature blocks for quick reuse.

Mixpost features

  • Unified Dashboard. Manage accounts from 12 platforms in one interface with unlimited accounts per platform.
  • AI-Powered Content Creation. Generate, rewrite and optimize captions with AI suggestions for hashtags and emojis.
  • Smart Scheduling & Queue. Visual calendar and automated queue to publish posts at optimal times.
  • Advanced Analytics. Real-time metrics, cross-platform reports and best-posting-time analysis.
  • Team Collaboration. Workspaces, approval workflows, activity timeline and unlimited team members.
  • Multi-Tenant & White-Label. Create isolated workspaces for clients and brand the UI for agencies.
  • API & Webhooks. REST API and webhook support for custom integrations and automation.
  • Media Library & Templates. Organize assets, save post templates, hashtag groups and dynamic variables.

OpenQuok vs Mixpost FAQ

What is the difference between OpenQuok and Mixpost?+

Mixpost: Self-hosted but not agent-native; lacks built-in AI workspace and CLI integration.

Should I use OpenQuok or Mixpost?+

Pick OpenQuok if you want agent-first social media scheduling or integrations with OpenQuok CLI, MCP or Public API (on OpenQuok's list, not Mixpost's). Pick Mixpost if you want unlimited, self-hosted social publishing, Self-hosted social media management or a free plan to start with (Lite).

Is OpenQuok or Mixpost free?+

OpenQuok is paid, from $29/month (Solo), with a free trial. Mixpost has a free plan (Lite) and paid plans.

Is OpenQuok or Mixpost open source?+

Mixpost is open source (inovector/mixpost on GitHub, MIT license). DevHunt has no public source repository on record for OpenQuok.

Do OpenQuok and Mixpost integrate with the same tools?+

Their integration lists don't overlap: OpenQuok lists OpenQuok CLI, MCP and Public API; Mixpost lists Docker, Laravel, API and Webhooks.

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OpenQuok

0 upvotes · Launched on DevHunt on Sep 29, 2026

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