Facebook sets posting limits based on the Page, account activity, and the type of action being performed.
Read Meta's official rate-limit guidance →Every social network sets its own rules.
RealtorBroadcast does not add a separate daily posting allowance. Each social network may limit how often an account can post or which types of content it accepts.
Important: These limits can change without notice. A social network may delay or reject a post even when it is scheduled correctly. RealtorBroadcast will show the result provided by that network.
Instagram sets publishing limits for professional accounts. Limits may vary by account, publishing method, and content type.
Read Instagram's official publishing guidance →Threads
Threads sets publishing limits for connected profiles. Availability may vary by account and the type of post.
Read Threads' official publishing guidance →LinkedIn sets daily limits for connected members and Pages. Exact limits can vary by account and activity.
Read LinkedIn's official rate-limit guidance →Pinterest sets limits based on account access and activity. These limits may change over time.
Read Pinterest's official rate limits →TikTok
TikTok applies a rolling 24-hour posting limit to each creator. TikTok states that the limit is typically around 15 posts per day across connected publishing tools.
Read TikTok's official sharing guidelines →YouTube
YouTube applies daily usage allowances. Uploads, searches, and performance reporting may use different portions of that daily allowance.
Read YouTube's official quota guidance →X
X sets posting and activity limits for each account and connected publishing service. Posts may be delayed until a limit resets.
Read X's official limit guidance →Last reviewed August 9, 2026. The official network documentation controls if it differs from this summary. For help with a failed or delayed post, contact support@realtorbroadcast.com.