Verdict

Feedly isn't a social media scheduler at all. It's a content-discovery and monitoring tool, an RSS reader with AI on top, that social media managers use to find and track content. To actually schedule, you pair it with a real scheduler.

Worth being clear up front: Feedly doesn't publish or schedule social posts. What it does, and does very well, is solve the other half of the job, finding things worth posting and keeping tabs on your industry. You follow blogs, publications, newsletters, and topics, and on the paid plans Feedly's AI (Leo) filters the noise, deduplicates, and surfaces what matters, with an Enterprise tier that turns into proper market and threat intelligence. From there you share an article manually or push it into Buffer or Hootsuite via an integration. So in a social workflow it's a feeder, not the engine: pair it with one of the schedulers on this list and it becomes a strong content-discovery and listening layer. As a standalone answer to 'what should I use to schedule posts', it isn't one, and that's the honest verdict. If your bottleneck is ideas and monitoring rather than publishing, it's excellent value at $6 to $8 a month; if you need to actually post, you still need a scheduler.