The Postr covered here is the social scheduler previously found at postrsocial.com. That address now leads to a site branded Sendcove. If you are searching for “is Postr legit,” first check the exact domain: a review of another business with the same name does not establish anything about this product. Postr's former domain, Sendcove's current site.
What changed from Postr to Sendcove?
The current destination uses Sendcove branding and its footer credits Minner Labs. That establishes the visible name and attribution on the website. A redirect does not, by itself, establish an acquisition, a change of legal ownership or the date that existing customers moved.
Some legal wording also spans the two names: the current terms predominantly refer to Sendcove while retaining POSTR in a liability section. If you already pay for Postr, compare the name on your invoice, account and terms before changing anything. Ask support to explain any mismatch that affects who supplies the service or handles your data. Current terms.
What can you check before subscribing?
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| Check | What the public pages establish | What to confirm for your account |
|---|---|---|
| Product address | The former Postr address leads to Sendcove | That your sign-in and billing links belong to the service you intend to use |
| Support | A contact form and email-support route exist | How billing, account deletion and failed publishing issues are handled |
| Subscription cancellation | Terms describe cancellation through account settings at period end | The exact renewal date and confirmation shown after cancellation |
| Refunds | Terms exclude refunds for partial subscription periods | Any different promise displayed during your purchase |
| Permissions and privacy | Social connections involve access to your accounts | The current privacy notice and actual permissions on each consent screen |
The contact page gives you somewhere to send these questions. It does not establish a response time, so ask a question that matters to your workflow before relying on support for a time-sensitive campaign.
Read annual prices as annual commitments
The current annual pricing display shows Basic at $72 a year, Pro at $144 and Max at $252, presented as $6, $12 and $21 monthly equivalents. These figures describe annual billing. They do not establish the amount for a month-to-month subscription, and the displayed dollar symbol alone should not be used to infer a currency. A seven-day trial is advertised. Sendcove pricing.
Check the trial checkout for whether a card is required, when a paid subscription would start, and the exact plan selected. The public trial headline is not enough to settle those questions. Save the displayed renewal amount and cancellation deadline before starting.
The terms say subscriptions recur in advance, cancellations take effect at the end of the current period, and partial periods are not refunded. On those terms, stopping an annual renewal should not be assumed to refund unused months. Billing and cancellation terms.
Check permissions before connecting a valuable account
Read the authorization screen for each network separately. Confirm which social account is selected and whether the requested access matches the features you intend to use. Keep a record of the connection so you can locate and revoke it later in the network's connected-app settings.
Before uploading client material, find a working current privacy notice and check the named service, data handling and deletion route. If you cannot access it, ask support for it first. An older Postr policy or a footer link is insufficient to confirm the current handling of every integration.
For a practical evaluation, start with a low-stakes account and a post you have permission to publish. Check that the intended account, caption, media and time arrive correctly; then locate cancellation, export and account-disconnection controls. A successful small trial can answer those workflow questions, but it cannot prove future reliability or resolve every privacy question.
Is Postr or Sendcove safe to use?
The visible site, pricing, contact route and terms provide information to evaluate. They are not enough for an unconditional safety or reliability verdict. Important questions remain account-specific, including live permission scopes, trial conversion, exports and cancellation behavior.
The current site also advertises analytics and evergreen recycling, so older blanket descriptions saying Postr has neither should not be used as a buying decision without checking the relevant plan. For another shortlist, read the PostBridge review, PostSyncer review and PostBridge versus Postr comparison. Compare the exact publishing formats, account access and billing terms you need, then decide which uncertainties you are comfortable accepting.