AutoGP

What "posts a month" means on your plan

Each group your post or listing reaches counts as one post. What counts, what doesn't, when the month starts again, and what happens at the limit.

Each plan says how many posts it covers a month: Pro up to 970, Business up to 5,000, and Agency has no monthly limit.

What counts as one post

One post is one group your post or listing reaches. Write a post once and send it to 30 groups, and that's 30 posts. A listing sent to 10 buy and sell groups is 10.

Only posts that go through count. When a group is skipped or posting to it fails, that post goes back to your month. AutoGP sets aside what a run needs when it starts, then gives back whatever it didn't use when the run ends.

When the month starts again

Your month runs from the day of the month your plan started to the same day the next month, like your billing. If your plan started on the 20th, your posts start again on the 20th, not on the 1st.

What 970 a month looks like

For example, one post to 30 groups every day of the month comes to about 900. Most sellers who post a few times a week to their groups use far less.

Your Facebook account's own daily limit, which starts careful and grows with the account, usually matters more than the monthly number. AutoGP's daily limit is about keeping your account safe; the monthly number is about your plan.

When you reach the limit

Once the month's posts are used, AutoGP doesn't post more until the month starts again. You can wait for the month to start again, or move to a bigger plan from your dashboard. The dashboard shows how many posts you have left this month.

When to contact support

Email support@autogp.ai if the count on your dashboard doesn't match what the Results tab shows went out. Include the email address on your account and roughly when the runs were.

More about how autogp works

Your first post with AutoGP

How to use AutoGP from sign-up to your first run: add it to Chrome, sync your Facebook groups, write and preview the post, start posting and read the results.

"Submitted for admin approval": your post is waiting for an admin

"Submitted for admin approval": many Facebook groups hold new posts until an admin approves them. Why that isn't a failure, and why reposting won't speed it up.

The AutoGP panel, screen by screen

Every screen of the AutoGP panel in Chrome: the post, the Ready to post check, Results and skip reasons, Sync Groups, the rest after a warning, Settings.

How AutoGP protects your account

How AutoGP keeps posting within what your Facebook account can carry: a daily limit that warms up, paced posts, varied wording, and stopping on warnings.

Keeping scheduled posts running

AutoGP posts from your own computer, so a scheduled post needs it on, awake and running Chrome at that time. How to set a computer up so posts go out.

Facebook is reviewing this listing

Facebook sometimes reviews a new listing before it shows in your groups. Why that isn't a failure, how it differs from admin approval, and what AutoGP counts.

The internet dropped during a run

What AutoGP does when the Wi-Fi drops in the middle of a run, what Results shows, and how to post to the groups it missed once you are back online.

Posting to the same group again

AutoGP leaves 24 hours between posts to the same group by default. How to change the spacing, post again anyway, and why many groups allow one post a day.

Sharing a Page post, links and posting as a Page

AutoGP posts a new post to each group rather than using Facebook’s Share button. How to post as your Page, where to put a link, and what to post instead.

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