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v2026.07.09

Bigger YouTube uploads, richer docs, more metrics

This release fixes a reliability issue with large YouTube uploads, expands available metrics, and adds substantial new documentation to help you build and reason about integrations

  • Large YouTube uploads now succeed: Videos that previously failed to upload due to an internal memory limit now stream reliably regardless of file size, so long or high-resolution videos published to YouTube no longer get stuck or error out.
  • Instagram Reels views metric: You can now fetch the views count for Instagram Reels as part of media insights, giving you a fuller picture of Reels performance alongside your other engagement metrics.
  • More reliable TikTok metrics: TikTok metrics fetching has been improved for better accuracy and reliability when pulling post performance data.
  • New "Building a Social Media Scheduler" guide: A step-by-step, copy-paste walkthrough for authenticating, scheduling posts, listing your queue, and interpreting per-account outcomes, with full TypeScript and Python examples, plus corrected request/response examples in the Quick Start.
  • New architecture explainer: A new "How It Works: Architecture" page walks through how posts flow from request to publish, including synchronous vs. asynchronous handling, partial-success behavior, rate limiting and retries, and what to expect for scheduling accuracy and performance under load.
  • New developer quickstart, platform list, and pricing guide: A one-page quickstart for connecting an account and creating your first post, a clear table of supported platforms, and worked cost examples at 1k, 10k, and 100k posts per month to help you estimate integration effort and spend.
  • Refreshed MCP and white-label pages: The MCP and white-label landing pages have been updated to our latest design.