PostEaseSaving a draft vs. scheduling a post
A draft needs a caption and a channel. Scheduling adds one rule: the time has to be at least five minutes from now.
Published Aug 31, 2026
1. Both need a caption and a channel
A blank caption or no channel selected blocks either action. There's no such thing as a completely empty draft.
2. A draft doesn't need a date or time at all
Save it with nothing decided about when it goes out. Scheduling is the only action that asks for a time.
3. Scheduling adds one rule: at least five minutes out
Pick a time in the past, or less than five minutes from now, and scheduling is blocked with the reason stated plainly, never a silent rejection.
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Every channel you have, included. Adding another does not change the price.