Scan with WhatsApp → Linked devices
One scan pairs PostHub to your account. Paste the channel invite link and broadcasts go out on schedule.
WhatsApp Channel Scheduler, one scan from today
Pair your channel with one QR scan, then queue text, photo and video broadcasts to every subscriber — from the same calendar as every other network you run. Queue the drop announcement once — PostHub pairs through the same QR WhatsApp already trusts, then broadcasts to every subscriber at the minute you set.
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One post. Every subscriber, lit up at once
Channels are one-to-many by design — no replies, no thread to babysit. Set the post in motion and watch it reach the whole audience in a single wave.
Launch week starts now — drop list is live, first 100 orders ship Friday.
Broadcast, don’t converse
Channel posts land for every follower with no reply rail — the cleanest one-way signal any network gives you.
Your number stays private
Posts go out as the channel identity. Subscribers never see a personal number, and PostHub keeps only the paired session.
Followers counted per post
Every broadcast reports back into the same shared report as your other networks — reach in one ledger, not five.
From composer to subscriber, four stops
QR pairing in under a minute
Connect the same way WhatsApp links a second phone: scan the code on screen, approve Linked devices, paste the channel invite link. No developer tokens, no Meta app review, nothing to install.
4,096 characters, counted live
Channels allow long posts — the composer counts down from the real ceiling as you write, and the tightest limit among your selected networks drives the global counter.
Photo and video broadcasts
Attach images with their captions or a video up to 64 MB, preview the post as subscribers will see it, and queue it beside every other network on the shared calendar.
It publishes as the channel
Posts land under the channel identity your subscribers already follow — your personal number stays private, and nothing marks the update as third-party.
The channel keeps your hours, even while you sleep
Drop the broadcast on the shared calendar beside every other network. Best-time slots come from when your subscribers actually open the channel.
- Scan a QR code once and stay paired — the session survives redeploys
- Write up to 4,096 characters per channel post with a live counter
- Attach photos with captions and videos up to 64 MB
- Point each draft at a saved channel invite link
- Queue weeks ahead on the same calendar as your other networks
- Take best-time suggestions from when subscribers actually open the channel
- Publish as the channel — personal number never shown to followers
- See every broadcast in the same shared report as the rest of your stack