Supported platforms

Dispatch publishes through each platform’s official API, so what it can do is bounded by what that platform allows. This page sets out exactly what is supported where — including where it is limited — rather than implying every network behaves the same.

Facebook Pages

Publishes
Text posts, single or multiple photos as one gallery, and video.
Caption limit
63,206 characters
Analytics
Follower count, page views, and post engagement.

Photos and video cannot be mixed in a single post.

Instagram

Publishes
Photos, video as Reels, and carousels of 2 to 10 items.
Caption limit
2,200 characters
Analytics
Followers, reach, and engagement rate.

Requires an Instagram Business account linked to a Facebook Page. Every post must include media — Instagram does not accept text-only posts.

TikTok

Publishes
Video posts, published directly to the connected account.
Caption limit
2,200 characters
Analytics
Not available.

Video is required. See the TikTok integration page for the full detail, including current posting visibility. Read more.

YouTube

Publishes
Video uploads, with the first line used as the title.
Caption limit
5,000 characters
Analytics
Subscriber count and total views.

Visibility can be set to public, unlisted, or private per upload.

LinkedIn

Publishes
Text posts.
Caption limit
3,000 characters
Analytics
Not available.

Media attachments are not supported on LinkedIn yet — a post with an image or video will not publish. Personal profiles and company Pages connect separately.

Threads

Publishes
Text posts, or a single photo or video.
Caption limit
500 characters
Analytics
Followers and views.

One media item per post.

Twitter / X

Publishes
Text posts, up to four photos, or one video. Replies can be chained into a thread.
Caption limit
280 characters
Analytics
Follower count.

Uploading media requires a paid X API plan on the connected account.

Google Business Profile

Publishes
Post updates with a photo, plus event and offer posts.
Caption limit
1,500 characters
Analytics
Not available.

Local posts accept photos but not video. A call-to-action button is optional and must be chosen explicitly — posts publish without one by default.

Limits are checked before publishing

Caption lengths, file formats, file sizes, image dimensions, and video durations are all validated when you schedule a post, not when it fires. A post that a platform would reject is caught in the composer while you can still fix it.