Disclosure: Vidmake authors this page. Postjet details come from postjet.io on 8 November 2026. Prices and platform behaviour change; verify before purchase.
What Postjet says it does
- Brand brief from your website: products, audience, tone and angles.
- 20 formats: slideshows, Wall of Text, listicles, Hook + Demo, green-screen variants, AI presenters and more.
- Jet mode: swipe to keep or skip finished posts; the deck learns your preferences.
- Real UGC hooks: licensed clips of real creators, matched to each post.
- Publishing: Instagram, Facebook and YouTube on schedule; TikTok posts land in the TikTok inbox.
- Automations: daily drafts for 3–28 day runs on higher plans.
- Public pricing (8 Nov 2026): free 10 posts; Starter $19/mo (~60 posts); Growth $49 (~200); Pro $99 (~500); Ultra $199 (unlimited).
What Vidmake does
- Context-first creation: the work starts from your website and business details.
- Focused formats: hook video, talking-head plus demo, text-led video, slideshows and carousels.
- Review before download: inspect the finished asset and keep the version you approve.
- Pricing: 7-day trial with 20 daily content pieces; Starter $29 (200 credits), Growth $49 (600), Startup $99 (1,200).
- Honest boundary: generated footage cannot prove a product feature; real demos stay real.
At a glance
| Decision | Postjet (public site) | Vidmake |
|---|---|---|
| Core promise | A week of posts, approved fast | A reviewed creative asset |
| Approval model | Swipe keep/skip (Jet mode) | Inspect the finished asset before download |
| Formats | 20 formats | Focused UGC formats for products |
| Hooks | Licensed clips of real creators | Generated or reference-guided opening |
| TikTok | Inbox handoff (per site) | Asset export; scheduling support depends on connected platform |
| Entry price | Free 10 posts; $19/mo Starter | 7-day trial; $29/mo Starter |
Choose Postjet if…
- The bottleneck is posting consistently across several brands.
- You prefer approving a batch with swipes over reviewing one asset in depth.
- Licensed real-creator hooks fit your category better than generated presenters.
Choose Vidmake if…
- The content has to explain a software workflow accurately.
- You want to direct one format at a time and approve the exact claims.
- You do not need an autopilot; you need a good asset and a review trail.
Two fair tests
- The same brief in both. One customer question, one product action, same permitted media.
- Count the approval steps. Swiping a batch and inspecting a claim are different kinds of work; pick the one your team will actually do.
If your demonstration needs a real recording, start with theapp recording guide; if you are testing several openings, the creator brief templatekeeps the comparison fair.
FAQ
Is Vidmake an alternative to Postjet?
For creating short-form posts from your product context, yes. The workflows differ: Postjet emphasises swiped approval of scheduled posts across brands, while Vidmake emphasises format-specific creation and review before download.
How much does Postjet cost?
Postjet's public pricing on 8 November 2026 lists a free tier with 10 posts, Starter at $19 a month (about 60 posts), Growth at $49 (about 200), Pro at $99 (about 500) and Ultra at $199 (unlimited). Yearly billing is discounted. Check their pricing page before buying.
Does Postjet publish directly to TikTok?
Postjet's site states that Instagram, Facebook and YouTube publish on schedule, while TikTok posts arrive in the TikTok inbox ready for a sound. Treat the TikTok step as a handoff you still complete.
How much does Vidmake cost?
Vidmake has a seven-day trial with 20 daily content pieces and no credit card. Paid plans start at $29 a month (Starter, 200 AI credits), $49 (Growth, 600 credits) and $99 (Startup, 1,200 credits).
Which is better for a founder who hates posting manually?
Postjet's automation and swipe-to-approve flow is built for that routine. Vidmake is stronger when the job is creating and reviewing a specific product video and you plan the publishing step separately.