PostMine

Terms of Service

PostMine terms: billing, refunds, cancellation and your responsibilities. Questions go to support@postmine.tech.

PostMine has one paid plan: Pro at $49/mo. Billing runs through Polar.
Monthly is billed every month. Yearly is billed once, upfront, for 12 months at $470: an effective $39/mo, about 20% off.
Prices may change with at least 30 days notice, but never in the middle of a period you have already paid for: any change takes effect only at your next renewal.
If your subscription lapses, scheduled rounds hold with a blocked status and publish automatically once payment resumes.

The first 30 Pro subscriptions keep the $49/mo founding rate for as long as the subscription stays active, even if the regular price rises later.
The founding rate lapses if the subscription is cancelled, and it is not transferable to another account or workspace.

PostMine has a free plan, not a trial. Start free with no card and stay on the free plan as long as you like.
A card is asked for only when you upgrade to Pro, and the first charge happens at the moment of the upgrade. Cancel anytime in one click in Billing.

Full refund within 14 days of any first charge, no questions asked. After that, refunds are pro-rated at our discretion.
Refund requests go to support@postmine.tech.

Cancel in one click in Billing. You keep full access until the end of the period you have paid for.
After the period ends your workspace drops back to the free plan and Pro features turn off. We never delete your content: resubscribe to restore full access.

You are responsible for the content you publish and for following each platform’s own rules and terms.
Project documents may surface third-party public content gathered for your analysis, including public X posts (with their author and link) and competitors’ public pages. That content belongs to those third parties and is subject to their own terms. Documents are research aids, not legal or financial advice, so verify any fact, price or quote before you rely on it.
Reply opportunities on X, Reddit and Hacker News are drafts for you to review and post yourself, from your own account: we never post them for you. You are responsible for what you post and for following each community’s rules, including the individual subreddit rules on Reddit and the Hacker News guidelines.

PostMine is provided as-is. We aim for best-effort delivery with one automatic retry on transient failures, then a clear error and a manual Retry.

You sign in to PostMine with Google or GitHub, or with an email and password for accounts that PostMine provisions (for example, app reviewers). There is no public email and password registration; everyday accounts are created through Google or GitHub.

PostMine publishes only on your explicit action: Post now, a schedule you set, or an MCP call signed with your key. There is no unattended auto-posting.
You are responsible for the content you approve and publish, including its compliance with each platform’s rules on AI-assisted and automated content.
PostMine is not liable for reach changes, restrictions or enforcement actions taken by platforms against your accounts.