Comparison
Schedulin vs MeetEdgar
MeetEdgar is the veteran of evergreen content recycling, starting at $29.99/mo. Schedulin starts at $5/mo and adds AI faceless video and long-form clipping — but Edgar's category-based recycling library is more mature.
Schedulin is best for
- • Creators who make new short-form content, not just recycle old posts
- • Anyone who wants AI faceless video and clipping built in
- • Users who want a $5/mo entry price instead of $29.99/mo
MeetEdgar is best for
- • Marketers whose strategy is built on mature evergreen recycling
- • Users who want Edgar's auto-generated post variations from links
- • Teams that want category-based queues that refill themselves
How MeetEdgar and Schedulin actually differ
Evergreen recycling is MeetEdgar's founding idea, and it remains the veteran of the category. You sort content into categories, Edgar refills your queue from those categories automatically, and it generates post variations from links so one piece of content becomes several distinct updates. Pricing is straightforward but not cheap: Eddie at $29.99/mo covers 5 accounts and 4 content categories, EDGAR at $49.99/mo covers 25 accounts with unlimited categories, and extra accounts are billed as add-ons. Its Inky AI assistant runs on monthly credits — 15 on Eddie, 50 on EDGAR — with more sold separately. The generous 30-day trial reflects a tool confident that once your library is loaded, you'll stay.
Creation is where Schedulin puts its weight instead. It supports recurring posts, but its recycling is honestly simpler than Edgar's — what it adds is a different kind of leverage: an AI faceless short-form video generator, long-form to Shorts clipping, Reddit publishing, and a hosted MCP server plus REST API so AI agents can schedule for you. The AI caption assistant is included in every plan with no credit meter. Pricing starts at $5/mo for three accounts and tops out at $20/mo with unlimited accounts, undercutting Edgar at every tier without per-account add-ons. For someone producing a steady stream of new content — especially short-form video — that mix matters more than a self-refilling queue.
The honest split: if evergreen recycling with category queues that refill themselves is the core of your strategy, MeetEdgar earns its $29.99/mo — Schedulin's recurring posts won't replicate that machinery. If your strategy is built on making new things, particularly video, Edgar's library model does little for you, and Schedulin's creation tools plus flat $5–$20/mo pricing make it the better fit. A quick self-test: look at what you published last month. Mostly resurfaced from a library? Stay with Edgar and let it keep the queue full. Mostly new work? You're paying Edgar prices for a recycling engine you barely use.
Feature comparison
| Feature | Schedulin | MeetEdgar |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $5/mo | $29.99/mo |
| Free trial | 7 days, no card | 30 days |
| Pricing model | Flat tiers | Flat tiers + per-account add-ons |
| AI faceless video generator | Included | Not included |
| Long-form → Shorts clipping | Included | Not included |
| Bluesky support | Yes | Yes |
| Threads support | Yes | Yes |
| TikTok scheduling | Yes | Yes |
| YouTube Shorts | Yes | Yes |
| Chrome extension | Yes | Yes |
| AI caption assistant | Yes | Yes (credit-based) |
| Evergreen content recycling | Basic | Advanced |
| Auto post variations | AI captions | Native (from links) |
Schedulin pricing
- Starter — $5/mo3 accounts, 1 seat
- Creator — $10/mo12 accounts, 3 seats
- Pro — $20/moUnlimited accounts, 10 seats
MeetEdgar pricing
- Eddie — $29.99/mo5 accounts, 4 content categories
- EDGAR — $49.99/mo25 accounts, unlimited categories
Verdict
Pick MeetEdgar if evergreen recycling with self-refilling category queues is the core of your strategy. Pick Schedulin if you're producing new content — especially short-form video — and want flat $5–$20/mo pricing.
Switching from MeetEdgar to Schedulin
- 1Go through your Edgar content categories and shortlist the evergreen posts still worth resharing — the library, not the schedule, is what you're really moving.
- 2Connect your social accounts to Schedulin during the 7-day trial, including Reddit, which Edgar doesn't publish to.
- 3Recreate your shortlisted evergreen posts as recurring posts in Schedulin, accepting that its recycling is simpler than Edgar's self-refilling category queues.
- 4Point your new short-form work at Schedulin's AI faceless video generator and clipping tools, then cancel MeetEdgar before your next renewal.
Both tools have free trials, so the cheapest way to decide is to run them side by side for a week. Start the Schedulin trial — no credit card required.
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