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Yes. NexoFlow works with GPT-4o (OpenAI), Claude (Anthropic), Gemini (Google), and more. Your plan includes AI credits that work across all supported models - you pick the model, we handle the rest. Usage and spend are visible per project and per member directly in your dashboard.

The Developer API is a typed REST endpoint for headless projects - Next.js apps, Astro sites, React Native apps, or anything that consumes JSON. WordPress is a direct integration for sites running WordPress CMS. You can use both in the same project: publish a long-form article to WordPress and push the same content as structured data through the Developer API.

Yes, unlimited WordPress sites per project. Each site has its own category mapping, author mapping, and SEO field configuration. When scheduling a post, you pick which site(s) it goes to.

Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, X / Twitter, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, and Google Business Profile are all available now. Buffer is in beta. More platforms are coming - see the public roadmap on the Roadmap page and suggest ideas from there.

Every project has role-based access: Owner, Admin, Editor, and Viewer. You can enable approval gating so drafts must be approved before they can be scheduled. Clients can be invited as Viewers - they see drafts and can comment, but cannot publish.

NexoFlow is billed monthly on nexoflow.net: Solo ($15/mo), Starter ($29/mo), Pro ($79/mo), and Agency ($199/mo). Every plan includes AI credits and referral program access, and you can top up credits without changing tiers. Google Business Profile limits scale by tier (1 location on Solo and Starter; up to 10 and 50 on Pro and Agency). See the Pricing page for the full comparison.

Register any HTTPS endpoint in your project settings. NexoFlow will POST a JSON payload to that URL when content is published, updated, or when a publish attempt fails. You can also subscribe to approval events. All webhook deliveries are logged with full request and response details, and retried automatically on failure.

Yes - drafts, schedules, and metadata are stored per project in NexoFlow's infrastructure. Projects are isolated, so members of one project cannot see data from another. You can export content at any time. Enterprise plans include custom data retention and residency options.

Absolutely. This is one of NexoFlow's primary use cases. Create a separate project per client brand, each with its own channels, tone presets, and team members. Agency accounts with 5+ client projects get access to custom pricing - contact us to learn more.

NexoFlow logs the error with the full response from the platform's API and sends a notification to project Admins. The post stays in a 'failed' state in your calendar so you can review and retry or reschedule it manually.