FS Poster vs Revive Old Posts: Which Is Better in 2026?

FS Poster and Revive Old Posts (sold today as Revive Social by Themeisle) both help WordPress sites push content to social — but they answer two different buying questions. FS Poster is a single-licence, WordPress-native publishing operating system from FS Code that ships every feature on every plan and tops out at a one-time Lifetime tier. Revive Social is a 16-year-old freemium plugin (first published in December 2009 under the slug tweet-old-post) purpose-built around the evergreen-reshare job, with a thin free tier and three annual Pro tiers.

I installed both plugins on a clean WordPress test site and used each one end-to-end — connecting social accounts, running new-post and evergreen shares, walking through every admin tab, and comparing the pricing pages and public review data side by side. This FS Poster Revive Old Posts comparison also covers Revive Old Posts vs FS Poster, FS Poster or Revive Old Posts buying logic, FS Poster vs Revive Old Posts pricing, FS Poster vs Revive Old Posts features, and when FS Poster is an alternative to Revive Old Posts or Revive Old Posts is an alternative to FS Poster. The breakdown below is what I learned about features, pricing, day-to-day usability, limitations, and who should pick which.

FS Poster vs Revive Old Posts: Quick Verdict

Choose FS Poster if you want broad network coverage (26 destinations including Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube, YouTube Shorts, Reddit, Discord, Threads, Truth Social, Tumblr, Blogger, Medium, OK.ru, Xing, WordPress-to-WordPress, and Webhook), a one-time Lifetime tier covering 30 websites, WooCommerce-native automation, AI captions plus AI image generation on every plan, and a modern WordPress admin interface. Choose Revive Old Posts if your only job-to-be-done is recurring resurfacing of an evergreen archive to Facebook Pages + X (Twitter) for free, and you do not need direct connectors for Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube, or Reddit.

Overall winner: FS Poster — broader network roster on every plan, the only Lifetime tier in the category, WooCommerce-native automation, AI image generation, a working LinkedIn connector (Revive Social's LinkedIn auto-share is currently broken because the plugin is still calling a retired LinkedIn API version), and predictable per-site licensing.

Quick Comparison Table

Prices checked in May 2026.

FS Poster Overview

FS Poster is a premium WordPress plugin from FS Code that turns any WordPress site — including WooCommerce stores — into a multi-network social publishing engine. It auto-shares new posts to 26 networks (Facebook, Instagram feed + Story, X / Twitter, LinkedIn profile + Company Page, Pinterest, Threads, Truth Social, TikTok, YouTube Community, the newly added YouTube Shorts destination, Google Business Profile, Telegram, Reddit, Discord, Blogger, Medium, Tumblr, VK, OK.ru, Xing, Plurk, Bluesky, Mastodon, Flickr, a WordPress-to-WordPress connector, and a Webhook destination for Zapier / IFTTT / custom HTTP). It lets you schedule one-off social posts directly from a Calendar (with no backing WordPress post required), recycles archive content with a recurring Planner, bulk-schedules existing posts via a native WordPress Posts-list action, customises captions per network with template variables, and integrates AI for both captions and share images on a bring-your-own-OpenAI-key basis. It is sold exclusively through fs-poster.com on Single, Plus, Developer, and Lifetime tiers and a 14-day money-back guarantee. There is no free version.

Revive Old Posts Overview

Revive Old Posts — sold today as Revive Social by Themeisle (the parent of Optimole, Neve, and Otter) — is the oldest WordPress evergreen-reshare plugin still in active development, first published on WordPress.org in December 2009. The Free tier auto-shares new posts and recycles old ones to Facebook Pages and X / Twitter only, on a recurring "every X hours" schedule with UTM tagging, URL shorteners, common hashtags, and per-post exclusion. The Pro Add-on is a separately-installed second plugin sold on three annual tiers: Starter $99 / yr (1 site, adds LinkedIn Profiles + Tumblr + Mastodon), Business $199 / yr (3 sites, adds Instagram Business + LinkedIn Company Pages + Bluesky + Telegram + Google Business Profile + VK + Custom Schedule + queue editing), and Marketer $399 / yr (Unlimited sites, same features as Business). There is no lifetime tier. Currently 20,000+ active installs, 4 / 5 stars from 557 WordPress.org reviews, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Pricing & Plans

All prices below are real annual totals. Revive Social's pricing page displays per-month figures that are billed annually — those per-month numbers have been multiplied by 12 here so the comparison is annual-charge vs annual-charge. The monthly equivalents are shown in parentheses for reader context only.

Revive Social's pricing is the most aggressively tier-gated in this segment. The Starter $99 / yr (annual total) plan does not unlock the Custom Schedule — that tab loads but renders a banner that reads "The Custom Schedule is available only in the Business and Marketer versions of the plugin." Queue editing, per-account category exclusion, Instagram, LinkedIn Company Pages, Bluesky, Telegram, Google Business Profile, and VK all require the Business plan ($199 / yr annual total) or higher. On a Starter license, even setting the share interval below 0.5 hours produces an upgrade prompt — Starter's floor is a hard 30-minute minimum.

FS Poster's pricing axis is the simplest in this category. You pay per site, and every plan ships the full 26-network roster, unlimited connected channels, unlimited schedules, AI integration, watermarking, multisite, RTL, translations, and a staging licence. The only differences between tiers are the number of websites (1 / 3 / 15 / 30), the support window (6 months on Single, 12 months on the rest), and AI template quotas (limited / 30 images + 10 videos / unlimited / unlimited).

The like-for-like annual comparison: FS Poster's Lifetime tier ($490 one-time, 30 websites) breaks even against Revive Social Marketer at its renewal annual total of $529 / yr in roughly 11 months, and against Revive Social Business at its renewal annual total of $259 / yr in roughly 23 months — and the Lifetime stays "free" forever after that, apart from the optional yearly support renewal. On the cheapest paid tier, FS Poster Single ($58 / yr intro, renewing at $65 / yr annual total) is cheaper than Revive Social Starter ($99 / yr intro, renewing at $129 / yr annual total) on a true annual-charge vs annual-charge basis — there is no annual-vs-monthly trick in this comparison.

Winner: FS Poster — flat per-site licensing, the only Lifetime tier in the category, and FS Poster Single ($58 / yr intro · $65 / yr renewal, annual totals) is actually cheaper than Revive Social Starter ($99 / yr intro · $129 / yr renewal, annual totals) on a single-site, year-by-year basis. Revive Social wins only on the $0 entry point if Facebook Pages + X (Twitter) is your entire network requirement.

Network Coverage

This is the single widest gap between the two plugins. FS Poster covers all 26 networks on every plan — the mainstream four (Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn) plus Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube Community, YouTube Shorts, Threads, Truth Social, Reddit, Discord, Bluesky, Mastodon, Telegram, Google Business Profile, Tumblr, Blogger, Medium, VK, OK.ru, Xing, Plurk, Flickr, a WordPress-to-WordPress connector, and a Webhook destination for Zapier / IFTTT / custom HTTP. There is no per-network upsell and no tier-gated network list.

Revive Social directly supports only two networks on Free (Facebook Pages and X / Twitter), five total on Starter (adds LinkedIn Profile, Tumblr, Mastodon), and roughly ten on Business or higher (adds Instagram Business, LinkedIn Company Pages, Bluesky, Telegram, Google Business Profile, VK). Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube, YouTube Shorts, Reddit, Discord, Threads, Truth Social, Nextdoor, OK.ru, Xing, Plurk, Flickr, Blogger, and Medium are not natively supported — they can only be reached via the Pro Add-on's Zapier webhook integration, which requires a separate Zapier subscription and a manual workflow per destination.

On top of that, LinkedIn auto-share is currently broken on Revive Social's Pro Add-on. Every share I sent to a connected LinkedIn profile failed because Revive's LinkedIn connector is still calling an API version that LinkedIn has since retired — until Themeisle ships a patched release, scheduled LinkedIn shares on the Pro Add-on do not reach LinkedIn. Buyers planning around LinkedIn should wait for the fix or treat this as a hard blocker.

Winner: FS Poster, decisively. 26 networks on every plan vs 2 / 5 / ~10 tier-gated networks plus a broken LinkedIn connector at the time of writing. If your distribution mix includes Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube, Reddit, Discord, Threads, Truth Social, or any regional / long-tail network, Revive Social is not really a serious option without bolting Zapier on top.

Auto-Posting Workflow

FS Poster's default behaviour is auto-share on publish across every connected channel. On the clean WordPress test site I used for this comparison, publishing a post with a featured image attached produced eight green checkmarks with timestamps in the FS Poster sidebar on the edit screen — no manual click required, no upgrade wall — and the Facebook channel was correctly skipped because of a per-channel include-Tech filter I had configured earlier. The plugin also adds a "Bulk Schedule [FS Poster]" entry to the native WordPress Posts-list bulk-actions dropdown that drops you into the Planner wizard with the selected posts pre-filtered — the highest-leverage workflow in either product for rehydrating an archive in one move.

Revive Social's compensating strength here is the evergreen-recycle engine. The General Settings tab exposes four fields — hours between shares, minimum post age (default 30 days), maximum post age (default 365 days), and number of posts per cycle (default 1) — that together drive the entire "share every X hours, pulling from posts aged 30–365 days old" loop. With minimum post age set to 0, a brand-new WordPress post became immediately eligible for the queue, twelve entries populated within seconds of clicking Start Sharing, and a single manual cron tick fired four successful shares to Facebook Pages and Tumblr in about eight seconds. This is the workflow Revive was built for, and it still works.

The trade-off: Revive Social does not ship a per-post Gutenberg sidebar — per-post controls live on the dedicated Exclude Posts page rather than inside the post editor — and there is no WordPress Posts-list bulk action. A buyer who wants to schedule 30 specific evergreen posts to a new cadence has to either configure them through include / exclude filters or visit the Exclude Posts page one post at a time. FS Poster's bulk action handles the same job in three clicks.

Winner: FS Poster for breadth of workflows (auto-share on publish + Calendar Share Now + Planner + WP Posts-list bulk action + per-post sidebar), and for having per-channel category filters on every plan. Revive Social wins narrowly on the depth of its evergreen-recycle engine — the min / max post age + post count fields are still the cleanest single-screen UI for "share my archive on autopilot."

Scheduling, Calendar & Planner

This is the second-widest gap in the comparison. FS Poster's Calendar is the cleanest scheduling surface in the WordPress-plugin category: a Month / Week / List view with day-cell stacked share cards, click any card to open a share-detail modal with a channel-avatar row at the top, per-channel status text, content body, sharing date, post reference, and Retry / Delete / Reschedule / Insights actions. I built an evergreen reshare planner on a two-day cadence, and the Calendar showed pre-scheduled planner cards on the right future dates within seconds — direct visual confirmation that the cadence was honoured. Planner Weekly mode lets you pick specific weekdays and times per cadence, and the Interval mode ships a sleep-time exclusion window (e.g. "don't share between 22:00 and 07:00") that Revive Social does not offer.

Revive Social does not ship a visual calendar at all — there is no Month view, no drag-and-drop reschedule, no day-cell preview. Its scheduling story is a Sharing Queue list view plus a Custom Schedule tab that lets you set per-account fixed days × times in a 24-hour format. Both of those higher-precision controls are gated:

• Custom Schedule is Business+ only. On a Starter license the tab loads but renders the banner "The Custom Schedule is available only in the Business and Marketer versions of the plugin."
• Queue editing is Business+ only. Edit buttons render on every queue row, but a banner above the queue says editing requires Business or Marketer.

Winner: FS Poster, decisively. The visual calendar, drag-and-drop reschedule, Planner with sleep-time exclusion, queue editing in the share-detail modal, and per-share Insights are all included on every plan. Revive Social's scheduling surface is functional for the evergreen-recycle use case but rapidly hits upgrade walls if you need anything more granular than "share every X hours."

Content Customization

Both plugins let you control share copy at a granular level — but they sit on opposite ends of the spectrum. FS Poster's per-channel cog modal opens a Customize content editor with template-variable chips, a one-click Use AI button for caption generation, a Keywords helper for hashtag suggestions, a preview mode (eye icon), and a raw-HTML mode (</>). I enabled Customize content on six channels (Facebook, Instagram feed, Threads, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Truth Social), wrote a different template per network, and saw the customised text fire correctly through to the live shares with the {title} and {short_url} substitutions resolved at publish time.

Revive Social's per-account Post Format tab is genuinely flexible for the price — it exposes Share Content (Title / Content / Title & Content / Excerpt / Custom Field / Custom Content), Additional Text with a position picker (Beginning / End of Caption), Hashtags mode (none / common / from categories / from tags / from custom field), Share As Image Post, URL Shortener, Campaign Medium and Campaign Name for Google Analytics UTM — and every option saves per-account so a Facebook caption can read completely differently from a LinkedIn caption. The trade-offs are that magic tags, Share Variations, Share As Image Post, share-link-in-first-comment, and Custom Field source are all Pro-only (the free tier offers a flat Additional Text field but not the magic-tag substitution library), and AI is not offered at all — no caption generation, no image generation, no template tone switches.

The biggest single delta is AI image generation: FS Poster includes both AI caption generation and AI image generation on every plan (you supply an OpenAI key), and Revive Social offers neither.

Winner: FS Poster — per-network creative control included on every plan, AI captions and AI image generation both supported, and template variables / AI Templates reusable across shares. Revive Social's per-account Post Format tab is competitive on text customization, but the magic-tag gate, missing AI, missing per-channel image swap, and the absence of any AI image generation push the practical winner to FS Poster.

WooCommerce & Custom Post Types

WooCommerce is the category where FS Poster genuinely separates itself. I installed WooCommerce, skipped the setup wizard, published a product ("Organic Tea Sampler"), and FS Poster scheduled the share to every eligible connected channel without any extra licence or paid add-on. The FS Poster sidebar on the product edit page rendered per-channel status pills with timestamps and deep-links to the live social posts — and the Facebook channel was correctly skipped because its include-Tech filter excluded the un-categorised product, exactly the expected behaviour. This single screen proves three things at once: WooCommerce auto-share works, per-channel filters apply to products, and image-required networks (Instagram, Pinterest) surface clean retryable errors when the product has no featured image.

Revive Social treats WooCommerce as one of several generic custom post types behind the Pro-tier Custom Post Types unlock. There is no Woo-specific UI: no per-product social config in the product editor, no per-channel category routing on products, no Posts-list (or Products-list) bulk action, and no per-product sidebar. The Pro Add-on will recycle product titles + permalinks the same way it recycles blog post titles + permalinks, but there is nothing in the UI that suggests Revive Social was designed with a WooCommerce store owner in mind.

Winner: FS Poster, decisively. Native Woo-aware automation, per-channel filters applied to products, per-product sidebar, and the WP Posts / Products list bulk action. For agencies running multi-brand WooCommerce stores, this is the workflow that justifies the FS Poster Plus or Lifetime tier on its own.

Ease of Use / UI & UX

Both plugins are usable, but the experience is meaningfully different. FS Poster's admin app opens to the Calendar Month view — the right default for editorial teams — with a clean five-tab top-level layout (Calendar / Analytics / Channels / Planners / Settings). Every modal (per-channel cog, share-detail, Planner wizard) is consistently styled, the channel-avatar row inside the share-detail modal makes it fast to walk per-channel results left-to-right, and the OFF / ON status pills in the Channels list use colour correctly. Channel setup is a one-click OAuth flow because FS Poster ships Standard Apps (pre-configured OAuth apps maintained by the FS Poster team) for every supported network — for most buyers, connecting a channel takes a couple of minutes.

Revive Social's admin is more compact but more constrained. The plugin lives in a single Revive Social menu entry with three child items (Dashboard, Exclude Posts, About Us) plus an "RSS to Social" entry that is actually an outbound upsell link to the Revive Network addon's marketing page (it is not an in-product RSS dashboard). The Dashboard itself is a six-tab panel — Accounts, General Settings, Post Format, Custom Schedule, Sharing Queue, Sharing Logs — with a right-rail status widget that shows the "Click to Start Sharing" / "Click to Stop Sharing" toggle and the license-renewal panel. The biggest single UX friction point is the Pro upsell pressure: on a Starter license, the Custom Schedule tab, the Sharing Queue's per-row Edit button, and the "Add more accounts" modal all open with "Upgrade to PRO" or "Available in Business / Marketer" banners. None of these is hidden — they all render — but clicking any of them surfaces the upgrade wall.

Neither plugin offers a true Gutenberg sidebar widget. FS Poster's per-post panel renders on the edit screen but as a standard sidebar metabox, not a Gutenberg block; Revive Social's per-post controls are not in the editor at all (they live on the Exclude Posts page).

Winner: FS Poster — five-tab top-level architecture, visual calendar, per-channel cog modal, and Standard Apps OAuth take the day-to-day experience comfortably ahead. Revive Social's strength is that its core "every X hours, share old posts" flow is genuinely one tab deep — if that's all you need, you can configure it in five minutes.

Logs, Reliability & Troubleshooting

Both plugins log every share attempt inside the admin and both surface the actual reason a share failed — which is genuinely useful when something goes wrong. FS Poster's Calendar share-detail modal is the cleanest single evidence surface: channel-avatar row at the top, per-channel status text, content body, sharing date, post reference, and a Retry / Delete / Reschedule / Insights action row. When a network-side share fails (typically because Instagram or Pinterest requires a featured image that wasn't attached), the modal exposes a Retry button and the exact error message ("An image / video is required to share a post on Instagram." / "An image is required to pin on board."). Attach the missing media on the WP side, click Retry, and the share fires again without rebuilding the schedule.

Revive Social's Sharing Logs tab is one of its underrated strengths. Every row is timestamped, shows the post title, the connected account, the network, and a plain-English success or failure message. On my test site the log captured four successful shares (two Facebook + two Tumblr) and two LinkedIn failures, with enough detail to immediately diagnose what was wrong on the LinkedIn side. The trade-off is that there is no in-place Retry button — to re-run a failed share you have to fix the underlying issue (e.g. wait for Themeisle to ship a patched release for the LinkedIn connector) and restart sharing or trigger another cron tick.

The single biggest reliability issue at the time of writing is the broken LinkedIn connector on Revive Social's Pro Add-on. Until Themeisle ships a patched release, LinkedIn auto-share fails on every attempt regardless of plan tier. If your distribution mix is built around LinkedIn, this should be treated as a hard blocker for Revive Social until the fix lands.

Both plugins recommend running a real server cron rather than WordPress's pseudo-cron. WP cron only fires when somebody visits the site, so on low-traffic blogs scheduled shares can drift late. FS Poster surfaces a "Configure cron jobs (Recommended)" toggle in Settings → General to make the recommendation explicit; Revive Social's documentation treats broken WP-Cron as the #1 documented cause of "Revive Social not posting" complaints in 1★ WordPress.org reviews.

Winner: FS Poster narrowly — in-place Retry, per-share Insights, and a working LinkedIn connector. Revive Social's Sharing Logs and the Export / Clear buttons are genuinely good, and on log readability alone Revive Social is the strongest in this category — but the live LinkedIn issue and the missing in-place Retry tip the practical winner to FS Poster.

Support, Docs & Reputation

Both plugins are highly rated in their respective surfaces. FS Poster's headline figure is 4.9 / 5 from 650+ reviews on fs-poster.com, paired with 25K+ paid customers and 50K+ active installs. FS Poster is not on WordPress.org — the plugin is sold exclusively through fs-poster.com — so the rating and review counts come from FS Poster's own surfaces rather than a WordPress.org plugin listing. FS Code's long WordPress product history is useful reputation context, but buyers should always purchase FS Poster through fs-poster.com.

Revive Social's headline figure is 4 / 5 from 557 reviews on WordPress.org with 20,000+ active installs. The distribution is 365 × 5★, 50 × 4★, 23 × 3★, 21 × 2★, and 98 × 1★ — a healthy majority but a noticeable 17.6% 1★ cluster. The 5★ majority emphasises set-and-forget recycling, responsive Themeisle support, and traffic uplift from old archived posts. The 1★ minority centres on three recurring patterns: silent share failures (usually WP-Cron misconfiguration), OAuth reconnections with Facebook / LinkedIn after platform-side API changes, and Starter → Business upgrade walls when buyers discover Custom Schedule, queue editing, and Instagram Business are not in Starter. Independent SaaS reviewers (SaaSScout) grade Revive Social closer to 6.45 / 10 — a meaningful gap vs the 4 / 5 WordPress.org bracket — worth disclosing in honest comparison content.

The 16-year history is Revive Social's most defensible reputation signal. First published in December 2009 under the slug tweet-old-post, it is the original WordPress evergreen-reshare plugin and still maintained. Themeisle is a credible parent brand inside the WordPress ecosystem (Optimole, Neve, Otter all live there).

Winner: Tie — Revive Social wins on review surface familiarity (WordPress.org is where WordPress buyers shop), the 16-year track record, and a credible Themeisle parent brand. FS Poster wins on absolute rating (4.9 vs 4), paid-customer count (25K+ paid), the modern release cadence, and a higher Lifetime-tier reputation hook. For cold-traffic SERP trust, Revive Social's WordPress.org listing is the more visible signal; for hands-on buyer reputation in this comparison, FS Poster's 4.9-star vendor surface is the higher bar.

FS Poster vs Revive Old Posts Scorecard

Who Should Choose FS Poster?

Choose FS Poster if:

• You need 20+ direct network connectors — Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube, YouTube Shorts, Reddit, Discord, Threads, Truth Social, Bluesky, Mastodon, Telegram, Tumblr, Blogger, Medium, VK, OK.ru, Xing, plus the mainstream four.
• You want a one-time Lifetime tier covering 30 websites with 12 months of support and lifetime updates.
• You run a WooCommerce store and want per-product auto-share with per-channel category filters out of the box.
• You manage 3+ WordPress sites for clients or your own brands and want predictable per-site licensing.
• You need AI captions and AI image generation built into the share editor on every plan (you provide an OpenAI key).
• You want a visual calendar with drag-and-drop reschedule and a per-share Retry / Insights / Reschedule action set.
• You need the WP Posts-list bulk action to rehydrate an archive in one move.
• You want a WordPress-to-WordPress connector or a Webhook destination (for Zapier, IFTTT, or a custom HTTP target).
• You are happy without a free tier in exchange for a 14-day money-back guarantee and the public live demo on fs-poster.com.

Who Should Choose Revive Old Posts?

Choose Revive Old Posts (Revive Social) if:

• Your only distribution targets are Facebook Pages and X / Twitter, and the $0 free tier is the deciding factor.
• Your primary KPI is resurfacing a deep evergreen archive on a "share every X hours" cadence with Google Analytics UTM attribution.
• You are a solo blogger or non-profit with one WordPress site, no WooCommerce, no Pinterest, no TikTok, no YouTube, no Reddit, and no agency multi-site needs.
• You value the 16-year track record and Themeisle parent brand (Optimole, Neve, Otter) for buyer-facing risk reduction.
• You are happy with a 6-tab dashboard panel and do not need a visual calendar.
• You can tolerate the current LinkedIn auto-share issue on the Pro Add-on (or only auto-share to Facebook + X on Free, where the issue is irrelevant).
• You are content with the 0.5-hour share-interval floor on Starter, and willing to upgrade to Business ($199 / yr annual total) for Custom Schedule, queue editing, Instagram Business, and per-account category filters.

Alternatives to Both

If neither FS Poster nor Revive Old Posts is the right fit, three other WordPress social plugins are worth shortlisting:

• Blog2Social — Adenion's freemium plugin with a usable Free tier (12 networks, 1 account per network), a drag-and-drop calendar, Best Time Manager presets per network, and paid plans up to 25 networks on Business. Best for editorial teams that want a free $0 entry point with broader network coverage than Revive Social's Free tier offers. Read the FS Poster vs Blog2Social comparison for the full breakdown.
• Jetpack Social — Automattic's WordPress-publishing-first plugin with a Gutenberg-native sidebar and a usable free tier on roughly 8 mainstream networks. Best for solo bloggers who already trust the Automattic stack and only need Facebook + LinkedIn + Threads + a couple of others. Read the Jetpack Social review for the hands-on walkthrough.
• Bit Social — a newer, AI-first, low-cost challenger with built-in AI captions on a bring-your-own-OpenAI-key basis. Best when budget is the dominant constraint and you can live with roughly 13 networks. Read the Bit Social review.

If you are still shopping the whole category, the WordPress social media automation plugins roundup pulls every option above into a single comparison frame.

FS Poster vs Revive Old Posts FAQ

Is FS Poster better than Revive Old Posts?

For any buyer whose distribution mix is broader than Facebook Pages + X (Twitter), yes. FS Poster wins eight of nine head-to-head categories and ties the ninth, mainly because it covers 26 networks on every plan (Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube, Reddit, Discord, Threads, Truth Social, Tumblr, Blogger, Medium, and more), ships a visual calendar with drag-and-drop reschedule, includes AI captions + AI image generation, and offers a one-time Lifetime tier. Revive Old Posts only wins decisively when a buyer specifically wants a $0 entry point and is happy posting to Facebook + X only.

Which is cheaper: FS Poster or Revive Old Posts?

It depends on your time horizon and network needs. All comparisons here use real annual totals (Revive Social's pricing page displays per-month equivalents billed annually; those figures are converted to the annual charge below so it is annual-vs-annual). Revive Social is cheaper if you stay on Free ($0 indefinitely, Facebook Pages + X / Twitter only, manual configuration). FS Poster is cheaper for any paid buyer: FS Poster Single ($58 / yr intro · $65 / yr renewal on 1 site, annual totals) is meaningfully cheaper than Revive Social Starter ($99 / yr intro · $129 / yr renewal on 1 site, annual totals), and FS Poster's Lifetime tier ($490 one-time for 30 sites) fully amortises against Revive Social Marketer ($399 / yr intro renewing at $529 / yr, annual totals) inside 11 months.

Does Revive Old Posts support Pinterest, TikTok, or YouTube?

Not directly. Revive Social's Pro Add-on can post to Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube, Reddit, Discord, Threads, and Nextdoor only through a Zapier webhook integration, which requires a separate Zapier subscription and a manually wired-up workflow per destination. FS Poster ships native connectors for Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube Community, YouTube Shorts, Reddit, Discord, and Threads on every plan — no Zapier dependency.

Why is Revive Social's LinkedIn auto-share failing?

As of May 2026, Revive Social's Pro Add-on cannot reliably auto-share to LinkedIn because its LinkedIn connector is still pointed at an older LinkedIn API version that LinkedIn has retired. Scheduled LinkedIn shares queue and fire, but they never reach LinkedIn — the in-product Sharing Logs flag them as failed. Themeisle needs to ship a patched release with an updated LinkedIn connector to fix it. Facebook Pages, Tumblr, and the rest of the Revive connectors continue to work normally; the issue is isolated to LinkedIn and is invisible to anyone on the Free plan, which only auto-shares to Facebook Pages and X (Twitter). If LinkedIn is part of your distribution mix, the practical advice for now is to wait for the patch or pick FS Poster instead.

Which tool is better for WooCommerce?

FS Poster, decisively. WooCommerce products auto-share to every connected channel once Woo is active — no extra licence, no paid add-on — and the FS Poster sidebar inside the product edit screen shows per-channel status with timestamps and deep links to the live social posts. Per-channel category filters apply to products too, so per-collection or per-tag routing is one cog-modal away. Revive Social treats WooCommerce as a generic custom post type behind the Pro tier with no Woo-specific UI.

Which tool is better for agencies or multiple sites?

FS Poster. The Plus tier ($109 / yr intro · $195 / yr renewal, 3 sites), Developer tier ($229 / yr intro · $449 / yr renewal, 15 sites), and Lifetime tier ($490 one-time, 30 sites) all use flat per-site licensing — all figures are annual totals. Revive Social's Marketer tier ($399 / yr intro renewing at $529 / yr annual total) lifts the site cap to Unlimited but still has no centralised multi-site console — agencies running 5+ client sites get a license that works on more sites, not a single dashboard to manage them all.

Which tool is easier for beginners?

It depends on what "beginner" means. Revive Social is easier to try because the Free tier removes the checkout hurdle entirely — install from WordPress.org, connect Facebook + X, set "share every X hours," done. FS Poster is easier to use day-to-day once you commit: five top-level tabs vs Revive Social's six-tab dashboard panel with Pro upsell banners on tier-gated tabs, a visual calendar instead of a queue list, and auto-share on publish included from the cheapest plan. The 14-day money-back guarantee on FS Poster (including the Lifetime tier) is the equivalent risk-free evaluation path if the Free entry point isn't critical.

Final Verdict

FS Poster wins this comparison decisively for any buyer whose distribution mix extends beyond Facebook Pages and X (Twitter). The 26-network roster on every plan, the visual calendar, the WooCommerce-native automation, the AI captions plus AI image generation, the WP Posts-list bulk action, and the $490 one-time Lifetime tier covering 30 websites add up to a meaningfully more capable plugin than Revive Social's tier-gated 2 → 5 → 10 network ladder plus an annual-only subscription model whose true annual cost runs from $99 / yr Starter up to $399 / yr Marketer at intro pricing ($129 / yr · $259 / yr · $529 / yr at renewal). The current LinkedIn auto-share failure on Revive Social's Pro Add-on (its LinkedIn connector is still pointed at a retired LinkedIn API version) only sharpens the gap: if LinkedIn is part of your distribution mix, FS Poster is the safer pick today. Start with the FS Poster review and shortlist the Plus or Lifetime tier on the FS Poster pricing page based on your site count.

The honest exception is the evergreen-only solo blogger. If you publish to Facebook Pages and X (Twitter), you want to keep resurfacing your archive on autopilot, you have one WordPress site, and you don't need Pinterest / TikTok / YouTube / Reddit / Discord — Revive Social is a perfectly defensible Free pick built on 16 years of evergreen-recycle iteration and a credible Themeisle parent brand. Read the Revive Old Posts review for the full hands-on walkthrough, or browse the Revive Old Posts alternatives shortlist if you have already decided that the limited network coverage, missing Lifetime tier, and current LinkedIn issue rule it out for your use case.