TrackMedia is a social media publishing tool that sends one draft to 21 networks and tracks link clicks back to each post. It can be run from a dashboard, Slack, Telegram, an API or an AI agent.
What is TrackMedia?
A single composer takes one master draft and produces a version for each network, including Bluesky, LinkedIn, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, Mastodon, X, Facebook, Pinterest, Reddit, Telegram, Discord and Substack Notes. Preflight checks flag problems such as character limits or a missing TikTok cover before publishing. It also supports queues, first comments, threads and carousels, and posts can be scheduled on a calendar or at a suggested best time.
Every link in a post becomes a short link for the account it goes out on, with UTM tags added, so clicks show per post and per network. The analytics view combines reach, engagement and clicks from all accounts, including posts not published through TrackMedia. An assistant drafts posts and answers questions about account numbers, returning drafts as cards with buttons in Slack and Telegram. A comments inbox covers Facebook, Instagram and Threads. Crosspost rules copy posts from one account to others.
Who is TrackMedia for?
Suits creators, brand marketers and agencies that post to many networks and want to see which posts drive clicks. Developers and teams using AI agents can control it through the REST API, CLI or MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT and Grok. Comment replies are limited to three networks.
Highlights
- Publishes one draft to 21 networks with per-network versions
- Preflight checks each platform's limits before a post goes out
- Link tracking adds short links and UTM tags per post and network
- Crosspost rules copy posts between accounts, starting in review mode
- REST API, typed SDK, CLI with dry runs, signed webhooks and an MCP server
- Assistant works in the dashboard, Slack and Telegram
How much does TrackMedia cost?
Freemium. Free to start with no card required. Paid plans are $99 a year and $799 a year, billed annually, and both include all 21 networks. Plans cap channels and workspaces.
