ChatGPT drafts your posts, you approve
With Broadcast, ChatGPT drafts and schedules your posts on X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, Bluesky and Mastodon. Every post waits for your approval before going out. It is free, except X, which is paid per post.
How it works
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Add Broadcast to ChatGPT
In ChatGPT’s settings, add a custom (MCP) connector with the URL https://www.taraxe.com/broadcast/mcp, then sign in to Broadcast.
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Ask in one sentence
“Schedule three posts this week about my new article.” The assistant writes, adapts to each network and checks the limits.
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Approve in one click
The posts wait in Broadcast, under “To approve”. Nothing goes out without your approval.
What Broadcast does for ChatGPT
It knows every network
Character limits, required media, links that aren’t clickable: ChatGPT checks it all before scheduling.
Nothing goes out without you
Posts arrive under “To approve”. You can allow direct publishing, but it is off by default.
Your calendar in view
ChatGPT reads what is already planned so it doesn’t post twice on the same day.
Analytics and RSS feeds
Ask which posts did best, or have it follow your blog and draft a post for each article.
What it costs
Free, with no subscription and no post limit. Only X is pay as you go: 1 credit per post, 10 with a link (500 credits = €20).
Frequently asked questions
Which ChatGPT plan do I need?
Custom connectors depend on your ChatGPT plan and OpenAI’s terms. Broadcast itself is free.
What about Codex or another coding agent?
One command installs the Broadcast skill: npx skills add https://www.taraxe.com/broadcast -g.
Can ChatGPT publish without asking me?
Only if you allow it when connecting Broadcast. The box is unchecked by default: posts wait for your approval.
Are my networks shared with ChatGPT?
No. ChatGPT goes through Broadcast, which keeps your access encrypted. Remove ChatGPT’s access whenever you like in My account.
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