Updated Oct 2026
What each plan includes
PostSignOff has two plans: Starter and Pro. Every new account starts with a 14-day free trial of Pro. You don’t need a card to start it.
The trial gives you Pro’s limits, with one exception. AI text and AI images are capped at 20 each until you subscribe. You can also move your trial to Starter. When the trial ends, publishing, scheduling and AI drafting stop until you pick a plan on the Billing page.
Each plan card on the Billing page shows the plan’s price.
When the trial ends
Nothing is deleted. Your connected social accounts are released, so they stop posting for you. Posts you had approved for them go back to Pending. Each one gets a note saying why. Recurring schedules pause. Your history and stats stay.
To pick up where you left off:
- Choose a plan on the Billing page.
- Go to Settings, then Connections. Select Reconnect on each released account. It’s the same social account, so your stats carry on.
- Approve the posts you still want to send.
The limits, side by side
Most names below match the ones on the Billing and Usage pages.
| What it covers | Starter | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Brands | 1 | 3 |
| Connections (account total) | 2 | 4 |
| Campaigns | 3 | 12 |
| AI text generations / mo | 200 | 500 |
| AI images / mo | 50 | 150 |
| AI fair-use cap | $20 | No cap |
| Published posts / mo | 100 | 300 |
| Concurrent scheduled posts | 50 | Unlimited |
| Recurring schedules | 3 | 20 |
| Schedule horizon | 180 days | 365 days |
| Media storage | 500 MB | 2 GB |
| Media items | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| PTC consent records | 250 | 1,000 |
| Compliance review | Included | Included |
Connections (account total) counts every social account across all your brands. There’s no separate limit for each brand. Limits with ”/ mo” reset at the start of each billing period.
For the full list, open the Billing page and select Compare all features under the plan cards.
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Starter has an AI fair-use cap, Pro doesn’t
On Starter, the app spends at most $20 a month on AI for you. That covers AI text and AI images together. If a new draft or image would go over it, AI stops for the rest of your billing period. You see the same “You’ve hit your plan limit” window as for any other limit. The Usage page tracks it on the AI fair-use cap card.
Pro has no fair-use cap. Pro’s AI text and image counts in the table still apply. A Pro trial has no fair-use cap either.
The cap sits on top of the AI text and image counts. Whichever you reach first stops you.
Media items have no limit
Starter and Pro don’t limit how many files you keep in your media library. What counts is your media storage, the space your files take up. See Manage your storage space.
Permission to Contact records need an active plan
The Permission to Contact (PTC) form works during the trial and on both plans. Each plan limits how many people’s signed forms you can keep. That’s 250 on Starter and 1,000 on Pro.
At the limit, the form stops taking signatures from new people. When a trial or subscription ends, the limit drops to 0 until you choose a plan.
Compliance review is included on every plan
Compliance review is the Analyze check. It reads your draft against marketing rules before you approve it. It works on Starter, on Pro and during the trial.
Storage add-ons work the same way on every plan
If your plan’s media storage isn’t enough, you can buy a storage add-on. It adds space in 5 GB blocks, billed apart from your plan. Storage add-ons:
- Can be bought on Starter and Pro.
- Stay with you when you change plans. Moving up or down never removes storage you already bought.
An older 10 GB block isn’t sold anymore. If you bought one before, it still counts.
See Manage your storage space to buy one and see it on your storage gauge.
What happens when you hit a limit
When you reach any limit, the app stops the action. It shows the “You’ve hit your plan limit” window instead of letting you go over. See Understand your plan and usage for what that looks like. It also says which limits reset each month.
Where to upgrade
All plan changes happen in Settings → Billing. See Upgrade or change your plan for the steps. It covers upgrading and moving your trial. It also covers codes, cancelling and storage add-ons.