Hypefury is a creator scheduler that now spans Bluesky, Threads, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok and Mastodon, and it no longer supports X at all, by its own FAQ. Helio Posts does one job: a company's LinkedIn presence, written from what the company knows. If you are choosing between them, you are really choosing between breadth and depth.
| Helio Posts | Hypefury | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | £18 a month | $6 a month per platform, or $19 for all of them |
| Trial | 3 days free | 7 days free, no card |
| Platforms | LinkedIn, deliberately only | Bluesky, Threads, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Mastodon; X no longer supported |
| What it writes from | A crawl of your company site plus a brand brief on what you argue and what must never be claimed | AI trained on your past posts |
| Who fills the queue | Helio drafts on cadence and warns a named person while an empty slot can still be saved | You do; the scheduler holds what you give it |
| Formats | Post, article and carousel from one brief | Long posts and carousels on the Full plan |
| Publishing today | A finished, approved post you publish in one click; direct publishing waits on the official API access we are applying for | Publishes to connected accounts |
Hypefury details checked on their public pages, 28 August 2026. They ship changes without telling us; if a cell has gone stale, tell us and we will fix it. Our column only states what the product does today, including what it does not do yet.
If you genuinely post across several networks, Hypefury covers six of them for less money than almost anything in the category, and its scheduling is mature. A solo creator recycling content across platforms should probably pick them. Our answer is only better when the thing being run is one company's LinkedIn and nobody has time to fill a queue.
Every scheduler shares one assumption: someone at your company will keep producing the posts. On a company page that person has an actual job, which is why company pages go quiet. Helio Posts removes the assumption instead of the symptom: it drafts from company context on a cadence, and a named human approves from the inbox.
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