Blotato is a hosted social-media creation and automation service for creators, businesses and agencies, combining a web app with a REST API and MCP server.
What it does Create and repurpose text, articles, PDFs, audio and videos into posts, AI images, carousels and videos. Publish or schedule to Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Facebook, X, Threads, Bluesky, Pinterest and YouTube. Connect AI agents, n8n or Make; track analytics on eight networks (not LinkedIn). Comments, DMs and keyword-triggered DM automations support Instagram and Facebook only.
Pricing — checked 22 October 2026 USD/month: Starter $29, Creator $97, Agency $499. Respectively: 20/40/100 accounts; 1,250/5,000/28,000 AI credits/month; 200/1,000/3,000 queued posts; 1,000/6,000/15,000 active contacts/month. Upload caps: 400 MB/1 GB/1 GB; scheduling up to nine months ahead. Platform posting caps apply. Annual billing: $290/$970/$4,990 for 12 months (calculated as ten monthly fees, about 17% less); switch in billing portal. AI writing is unlimited; publishing, scheduling and API calls use no credits. Extra-credit docs list $6/1,000, versus $6.99 in older indexed text: confirm in billing. Credits roll over while subscribed. No per-post or seat fees. No free plan. Seven-day web-app trial includes 60 credits, excludes API/MCP. Creating an API key immediately begins paid billing. The pricing page says a card is required and bills automatically after trial; help documentation describes unpaid expiry in some cases, so verify checkout terms.
Their story Blotato Inc. says Sabrina Ramonov founded it in 2024; it is based in Salt Lake City, Utah. She built the product for her own solo content workflow after founding Qurious.io, which was acquired by Pegasystems.