How do I schedule a WordPress post?

Connect your site with an Application Password, write the post with its title, body and featured image, choose the status and categories, and pick a date and time. PosteAhora publishes it through the WordPress REST API at that moment.

Which WordPress sites can I connect?

Blogs on WordPress.com, connected by signing in with your WordPress.com account, and self-hosted WordPress sites served over HTTPS (WordPress 5.6 or later), connected with an Application Password.

What is an Application Password?

For self-hosted sites: a separate password WordPress lets you create in your profile for apps like PosteAhora. It can’t be used to log in, and you can revoke it any time. PosteAhora stores it encrypted. WordPress.com blogs don’t need one; you sign in instead.

Can I save a post as a draft instead of publishing it?

Yes. Choose Publish, Draft, Pending review or Private for each post; it reaches your site with that status at the time you set.

Can I set categories, tags and a featured image?

Yes. The composer lists your site’s own categories and tags, so you pick them by name, and each post takes one featured image.

Why use PosteAhora instead of WordPress’s own scheduler?

So the article and the social posts that promote it live on one calendar: schedule the post for 7:00 and the Instagram, LinkedIn and X posts about it right after.

What happens if a post fails?

You get an email with the reason, and you can retry the post with one click from your posts list.

Can an AI assistant schedule WordPress posts?

Yes. Connect PosteAhora to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or another MCP client and it can draft and schedule articles with their title, status and categories.

How much does it cost?

Plans are a flat monthly price set by how many social accounts you connect, with unlimited posts. Every plan starts with a 7-day trial (a card is required), and your first post is free without one.

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Schedule WordPress posts next to your social

PosteAhora publishes to your WordPress blog, on WordPress.com or self-hosted, at the time you set: title, featured image, status, categories and tags, from the same calendar as your social posts.

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A WordPress post, to spec

What PosteAhora sends to your site through the WordPress REST API, and how it lands.

Blog post

A title, the body with its paragraphs kept, one featured image, a status and its categories and tags.

Title: Required
Body: Paragraphs and line breaks kept
Image: 1 featured image
Status: Published, draft, pending review or private
Taxonomy: Categories and tags from your site

Checked against the WordPress REST API · updated September 24, 2026

Everything the post needs, before it goes live

Title, status and categories are set in the composer, so the post lands on your site ready, not as a draft to fix.

A title for every post, required
Publish, save as draft, send for review or keep private
Categories and tags picked by name from your site
One featured image

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Plan a month of articles in one sitting

Drag posts between days on the calendar, or bring a whole month in from a CSV file.

Drag and drop to reschedule; a post can't land in the past
Import posts in bulk from CSV
Times shown in your own time zone
Keep raw ideas on the Ideas board until they're ready

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Checked first, flagged if it fails

The composer won't schedule a post your site would publish half-finished, and if your site refuses one later, you hear about it.

A post without a title can’t be scheduled
The featured image has to be an image
A failed post emails you with the reason
One click retries it

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How to schedule a WordPress post

Two steps, about two minutes the first time.

Step 1
Connect your site
Sign in with WordPress.com, or connect a self-hosted site with its address, your username and an Application Password. Your login password is never stored.
WordPress.comSelf-hosted
Step 2
Write it and pick a time
Add the title, the body and a featured image, choose the status and categories, and pick a date and time.
Tue, Oct 6 · 07:00Scheduled