Verdict

MeetEdgar more or less invented category-based evergreen recycling: you sort posts into buckets, set a weekly schedule, and it reshares from those buckets forever so the queue never empties. It's a focused tool with two flat plans, no free tier, and a 30-day trial.

MeetEdgar does one thing and does it well. You build content categories, tips, promos, blog links, whatever, drop posts into each, and set a weekly schedule of which category posts when. From then on it keeps the queue full on its own, re-sharing older posts when a category runs low and spinning variations so the wording isn't identical every time. That auto-refill is the whole pitch, and for anyone with a backlog of evergreen content who hates staring at an empty queue, it's genuinely freeing. Inky, the AI assistant, drafts captions and hashtags, and the tool has quietly grown a social inbox, A/B testing of variations, and team collaboration on the Edgar plan. The trade-offs are focus and price. There's no free plan, the analytics are light, and at $25 to $42 a month on annual billing it isn't the cheapest way to schedule if you don't care about recycling. SocialBee does much the same category-recycling trick, often for less, so the choice usually comes down to which interface you prefer. If evergreen recycling is the reason you're shopping, MeetEdgar is the tool that defined it.