OneUp API
With the API, you can programmatically integrate OneUp’s scheduling and publishing workflows directly into your apps, dashboards, or automation tools.
API Features
With the API, you can programmatically:
List Categories
Group social accounts.
List Social Accounts
Associated with each category.
List All Connected Social Accounts
View all connected social accounts programmatically.
Create Text Posts
The Create Text Post endpoint allows you to schedule and publish text-based posts to one or multiple connected social accounts under a specific category. You can set the post content, assign it to a category, and define the date and time for scheduling.
Create Image Posts
The Create Image Post endpoint allows you to schedule and publish image-based posts to one or multiple connected social accounts under a specific category. You can set the post content, attach one or more images, assign it to a category, and define the date and time for scheduling.
Create Video Posts
The Create Video Post endpoint allows you to schedule and publish video-based posts to one or multiple connected social accounts under a specific category. You can set the post content, attach a video URL, assign it to a category, and define the date and time for scheduling.
Ready to start scheduling with the OneUp API?
OneUp supports Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, X, TikTok, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky, Snapchat, Pinterest, and Google Business Profiles.
Frequently asked questions
The OneUp API lets you schedule and publish text, image, and video posts to one or more connected social accounts, list the social accounts on your account, and organise posts by category — all programmatically, without using the OneUp dashboard.
The API supports the same networks as OneUp itself: Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, X, TikTok, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky, Snapchat, Pinterest, and Google Business Profiles.
The full API reference, including endpoints, parameters, and examples, is at docs.oneupapp.io.
Yes. The create post endpoints accept a date and time, so you can schedule content ahead rather than publishing immediately.
Yes. The create post endpoints accept multiple connected social accounts under a given category, so a single request can publish the same post across several networks.
The API is part of OneUp, so you need an active OneUp account to authenticate and publish. You can start with a free trial — see the pricing page for current plans.