What a month holds
Every account you connect gets 60 posts a month, on every platform. X gets 20, shared across your X accounts — X charges for every post published through it.

Raspberry Post now states its post allowance in plain numbers, on the pricing page and in the composer.
60 posts a month, on every account
Each account you connect — every Instagram, Facebook Page, YouTube channel and LinkedIn profile — can publish 60 posts a calendar month. That is two a day, every day, on every account, and it does not shrink as you add more of them: three Instagram accounts get 60 each.
X gets 20, shared
X is the one platform that charges for every post published through its API, so X works differently: 20 posts a month, shared across all your X accounts. One X account can use all 20, or two can split them.
What counts
A post counts once it is scheduled or published. A post that failed, or that you cancelled, gives its slot back. Months reset on the 1st, at midnight UTC.
When you reach it
The composer tells you before you press Schedule — a full account's card says so, with the date the month resets, and the button waits. Claude sees the same numbers through the connector, and says so instead of trying anyway.
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