Schedule your Listmonk newsletters
Listmonk scheduling is coming to PostQued. Connect your self-hosted instance, queue broadcast campaigns to your subscriber lists, and let them send automatically — no late-night dashboard runs to start a newsletter.
Want something live today? Try the TikTok scheduler — it's available now.
What you'll be able to do
A scheduler built for self-hosted newsletters
Listmonk is great at sending — it just leaves the timing up to you. PostQued adds the missing queue.
Queue broadcast campaigns
Compose a newsletter once, pick a send time, and let PostQued fire the Listmonk campaign automatically — no more babysitting the admin to hit 'start' at 9am.
Send to your own lists
Target the subscriber lists you've already built in Listmonk. Pick the list, schedule the broadcast, and the right people get the right email on time.
Connect self-hosted Listmonk
Point PostQued at your own Listmonk instance over its HTTP API. Your subscribers and data stay on your server — PostQued just handles the scheduling.
Plan a newsletter calendar
Line up a month of issues at once — weekly digest, product updates, release notes — and queue every send in one sitting instead of one campaign at a time.
Schedule via API
One static API key lets you queue Listmonk campaigns from scripts, cron jobs, or no-code tools. Wire it into a content pipeline that already drafts your issues.
AI agents & MCP
Let an AI agent draft and schedule your next newsletter to Listmonk through PostQued's MCP integration — generated copy straight into the send queue.
Why schedule it
Self-hosting your list shouldn't mean sending by hand
You moved your newsletter to Listmonk to own your subscribers and skip per-email pricing. But a campaign only goes out when someone clicks “start” in the admin — so the perfect send time gets pinned to whenever you happen to be at your laptop.
- Write issues whenever inspiration hits, then queue them to land Tuesday at 8am like clockwork.
- Plan a whole sequence — launch announcement, follow-up, last-call — without manual sends.
- Keep ownership of your subscriber data on your own server while PostQued handles the timing.
FAQ
Listmonk scheduling questions
Will PostQued let me schedule Listmonk campaigns?
That's the plan. Listmonk scheduling is coming soon to PostQued — you'll be able to queue broadcast campaigns to your Listmonk lists and have them sent automatically at the time you choose, without leaving them as drafts in the Listmonk admin.
Does this work with self-hosted Listmonk?
Yes. Listmonk is self-hosted by design, and PostQued is being built to connect to your own Listmonk instance over its HTTP API — point it at your server URL, authenticate, and schedule campaigns to the subscriber lists you already manage.
Can I schedule Listmonk campaigns to specific lists and segments?
That's the goal. You'll be able to target the lists you've built in Listmonk and queue a campaign against them, so the right broadcast goes to the right subscribers at the right time — newsletters, product updates, or transactional-style announcements.
Will there be an API to schedule Listmonk campaigns programmatically?
Yes. PostQued is API-first. When Listmonk support ships, you'll be able to queue campaigns with a single static API key from scripts, cron jobs, no-code tools, or AI agents via MCP — useful if your content pipeline already generates newsletter copy automatically.
How much will Listmonk scheduling cost?
PostQued is a flat $20/month — unlimited connected accounts and unlimited scheduled sends, no per-list or per-subscriber fees. Listmonk scheduling will be included at that same flat rate when it launches.
Is Listmonk scheduling available right now?
Not yet — it's coming soon. TikTok scheduling is live in PostQued today. Join the Listmonk waitlist and we'll email you the moment Listmonk support goes live.
Coming soon
Be first to schedule Listmonk with PostQued
Listmonk scheduling is coming to PostQued — join the waitlist and we'll email you the moment it's live. It'll be included in our flat $20/month plan with unlimited scheduled sends.