Meta applies Graph API limits at the app, user, Page, and business-use-case levels. Available capacity depends on account activity and the API being used.
Read Meta's official rate-limit guidance →Every social network sets its own rules.
RealtorBroadcast does not add a separate daily posting allowance. Connected social networks may still limit publishing based on the account, app, endpoint, access tier, content type, or activity level.
Important: Limits can change without notice. A network may delay or reject a post even when it is scheduled correctly. RealtorBroadcast will display the delivery status returned by the connected network.
Instagram applies publishing and API limits to professional accounts. Usage can vary by publishing method, account, content type, and Meta access level.
Read Instagram's official publishing guidance →Threads
Threads applies publishing and API limits to connected profiles. Limits and eligibility can vary with the endpoint, account, and app access.
Read Threads' official publishing guidance →LinkedIn enforces both application-level and member-level daily limits. Exact limits depend on the endpoint and are generally shown in the LinkedIn Developer Portal.
Read LinkedIn's official rate-limit guidance →Pinterest limits requests by access tier and activity category. Trial and Standard access have different limits, and Pinterest states that limits may change.
Read Pinterest's official rate limits →TikTok
TikTok applies a rolling 24-hour posting cap to each creator using Direct Post. TikTok says the cap is typically around 15 posts per day and is shared across API clients.
Read TikTok's official sharing guidelines →YouTube
YouTube uses daily API quota buckets. Uploading, searching, reading analytics, and other actions may use separate quotas that can be viewed in Google Cloud Console.
Read YouTube's official quota guidance →X
X applies endpoint rate limits, per-user and per-app limits, and Post caps tied to the application's access level. Exhausted limits may return a 429 response.
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.