LAS AutoPost is a social media autopilot built by LAS G Concept for creators, small businesses and agencies. It turns a blog, RSS feeds and long videos into scheduled posts for many channels, writes captions in a brand's voice, queues them at sensible times and shows which links get clicked. It lives at autopost.lasgconcept.com. This page describes what it does, how it is built to behave safely, and what each plan includes.
What LAS AutoPost does
Feeds to posts. You connect a blog or an RSS, Atom or JSON feed. When a new article appears, AutoPost drafts a post and queues it, using your rules. A "preview first" tool shows what the next check would do before you save anything. By default, the existing back catalogue of a feed is recorded but not posted, so connecting an old blog does not flood your channels.
Rules you control. Each feed can have a daily limit, a minimum gap between posts, quiet hours (which can wrap past midnight), include and exclude keywords, a prefix or suffix, fixed hashtags and automatic hashtags from the article's categories.
AI in your brand voice. Each workspace has a "Brand Brain": a brand name, voice, audience, do and don't rules, banned words, default hashtags, emoji policy and a call to action. These are put into every AI prompt and enforced again after the text is generated. The AI suggests several variants in different tones and lengths, can fix grammar, and can write a version per platform. AI never blocks a post: if the AI is off, over its daily limit or returns something unusable, the plain template text is used instead.
Calendar, queue and evergreen posts. Posts can be scheduled at an exact time or put in a weekly queue of slots per channel. A calendar lets you drag a post to another day. An "evergreen" library recycles your best posts into empty slots, and a bulk CSV import lets you load many posts at once after a validated preview.
Video to clips. Upload a long video or paste a link, and AutoPost transcribes it, picks three to ten highlight moments from the timestamped transcript, and renders short vertical clips with burned-in subtitles, a title, a description and hashtags. Every clip edge is snapped to a real word time, so nothing is invented. Rendering is done by a small separate Video Worker program that runs on a computer you own, because the web platform AutoPost runs on cannot run ffmpeg.
Analytics and reports. Short links count clicks per post, channel and feed, and separate people from bots and link-preview crawlers. No IP addresses or personal data are stored for this, only aggregates. A monthly client report can be printed with the client's name, logo and colours.
Channels
AutoPost can publish to Telegram, Discord, Bluesky, Mastodon, Facebook Pages, Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, Pinterest, Tumblr and webhooks. Some networks require their own app approval before an application may post for other people, and each channel shows its status when you connect it, so you can see what is ready and what is waiting.
Built to be careful
Automation that posts in your name has to be predictable. The design reflects that:
- Duplicate protection. The same post cannot go to the same channel twice while one is pending or sent.
- Safe retries. Temporary errors such as rate limits and network failures are retried with growing delays; permanent errors fail with the platform's message instead of being retried forever.
- Caps and switches. Each channel has a daily cap, a workspace can be paused, and there is a dry-run mode and an emergency stop.
- Read-only connection tests. "Test connection" never posts anything.
- Encrypted credentials. Channel credentials are encrypted at rest and are not sent back to the browser.
Teams, approvals and clients
A workspace can have several members with roles: viewer, contributor, editor, admin and owner. A contributor's posts and clips wait in an Approvals queue until an editor approves them, with an optional second approver. An audit log records who did what and when. Agencies can keep one workspace per client, each with its own brand, channels, team and plan. See our guide on approvals and client reports.
Plans
| Free | Pro | Agency | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | ₦0 | ₦12,000 or $9 per month | ₦38,000 or $29 per month |
| Destinations | 3 | 10 | 40 |
| Feeds | 2 | 15 | 60 |
| Posts per month | 100 | 1,500 | 10,000 |
| AI calls per day | 10 | 100 | 500 |
| Video minutes per month | 20 | 180 | 900 |
| Team seats | 1 | 3 | 10 |
Prices are per workspace per month, can be paid in naira or US dollars, and billing is handled on a hosted payment page; you can cancel any time and keep the plan until the end of the period you paid for. The AutoPost pricing page is the source of truth if limits change.
Where to start
Read How to turn an RSS feed into scheduled social posts, then Plan a weekly posting schedule. If you want to know why it was built the way it was, read What LAS AutoPost is and how it is built.
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- Guide: How to turn an RSS feed into scheduled social posts
- Guide: Plan a weekly social posting schedule in LAS AutoPost
- Guide: Approvals, roles and client reports in LAS AutoPost