PostSnag

Real workflows for competitor research, swipe files, creator vetting, and agency audits.

Use Cases & Playbooks

Capture their profile, sort by Most reactions, check Analytics, and export to see what's actually working for a competitor.

How do I analyze a competitor's Facebook profile?

Capture profiles worth learning from, bookmark the standout posts, and organize them into Folders you can open when you plan content.

How do I build a Facebook swipe file?

Agencies capture a client and competitors, export clean sorted data instead of screenshots, and run it on one Pro or Lifetime seat.

How do agencies use PostSnag for client research?

Use Analytics, Post types, Engagement composition, and Posts by day, to find which format and day actually earn engagement.

How do I find the post types and posting days that work?

Capture several profiles in a niche, rank them in Analytics' Top profiles table, then export and compare before you commit.

How do I research a niche before I enter it?

Capture members' posts from inside a Facebook Group, then sort by comments to find what people already responded to.

How do I turn a Facebook Group into content ideas?

Capture a creator's profile and sort by reactions and comments to see their real engagement before you pay for a collaboration.

How do I vet a creator before a paid collaboration?

Feedback

Roadmap

Quick fixes for capture counts, missing posts, sign-in, and anything that looks off.

Troubleshooting

The toolbar popup and the on-page panel are two separate windows sharing one PostSnag sign-in, and they usually sync within a moment of each other.

Why am I asked to sign in twice?

Scrolling back over posts you've already passed can make the Collected count pause briefly. PostSnag won't count the same post twice.

Why does the Collected count change when I scroll back up?

A connection error after exporting usually means your network is blocking postsnag.com, not that your capture failed. Your data stays saved either way.

Why do I get a connection error when I export?

Email support@postsnag.com for anything this help center doesn't answer. You'll usually get a reply within one business day.

How do I contact PostSnag support?

The panel can briefly hold a previous profile's details, and your dashboard only updates when you export again. Both are expected behavior.

Why does my dashboard data look out of date after switching profiles?

No. PostSnag reads posts that are already loading on the page as you scroll, instead of running separate background processes of its own.

Does PostSnag slow down Facebook or my browser?

A post published moments before you scan can still be settling into Facebook's feed, so it may not appear until you capture and export it again.

Why does my export seem to be missing the most recent post?

The earliest post on a profile can be missed on a first pass since it may load before PostSnag finishes starting up on that page. Here's why, and how to catch it.

Why does the first post on a profile seem to be missing?

Media loads into Facebook's page separately from post text, often more slowly, so an image or video thumbnail can be missed on a fast scroll.

Why didn't photos, albums, or video thumbnails capture?

Yes. PostSnag captures posts by their structure, post type, media, and engagement numbers, not by the language they're written in.

Does PostSnag work on non-English Facebook?

PostSnag can only capture posts that have actually loaded on your screen, so an unloaded page, a signed-out tab, or an unsupported section can show zero posts collected.

Why is nothing getting captured on a profile?

The Free plan saves up to 30 posts per profile per scan. Everything captured stays saved locally, and upgrading brings in the rest without a rescan.

Why were only 30 posts saved for a profile? (Free plan)

PostSnag counts what it actually captures from your screen as you scroll, so panel, dashboard, and Facebook totals can differ slightly. That's expected.

Why do post counts look different across the panel, dashboard, and Facebook?

Shared posts, tagged posts, and Group context can attribute a captured post to a profile you did not expect. Here is why, and how to fix it.

Why do posts show up under a different profile than expected?

PostSnag reads a profile's name and picture from the page as it captures, so a loading page or a recent photo change can briefly show the wrong one.

Why does a profile's name or picture look wrong?

PostSnag renews your sign-in automatically in the background. When that fails, it signs you out cleanly instead of leaving your session half-working.

Why was I signed out unexpectedly?

Your plan is confirmed by your account and read fresh by the extension each time it opens, so a short delay right after upgrading is expected.

I upgraded but still see free-plan limits. What do I do?

Earn 30% recurring commission for every creator and marketer you send to PostSnag.

Affiliate Program

PostSnag pays affiliates 30% recurring commission for the life of every subscription they refer, tracked with a 30-day cookie on Anderro.

How do PostSnag affiliate commissions work?

PostSnag pays affiliates monthly through Anderro once commissions clear a refund hold and reach the $30 minimum payout.

How and when do affiliates get paid?

Join PostSnag's affiliate program free at anderro.com/join/postsnag to get a tracked referral link and start earning recurring commission.

How do I become a PostSnag affiliate?

PostSnag affiliates can promote through their own content, but can't bid on brand terms or run paid ads directly to postsnag.com.

What are the affiliate program rules and guidelines?

Answers to the questions affiliates ask most about joining, earning, and getting paid in PostSnag's affiliate program on Anderro.

PostSnag affiliate program FAQ

How PostSnag captures data safely, what it never touches, and why your Facebook account stays safe.

Privacy, Security & Trust

No. PostSnag is an independent tool built by TokTools, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Meta Platforms, Inc.

Is PostSnag affiliated with Facebook or Meta?

PostSnag reads only public content already visible to you, client-side and read-only, but it can't speak for Facebook's own policies.

Is using PostSnag against Facebook's rules?

No. PostSnag is read-only and never interacts with a profile, so capturing or analyzing it leaves nothing for the owner to see.

Can someone tell if I captured or analyzed their profile?

No. PostSnag does not sell your data; it works with a small set of named providers to run the service, not to resell your information.

Does PostSnag sell my data?

PostSnag keeps your data while your account is active. Delete a profile or your account anytime; public Discovery data may persist.

How long does PostSnag keep my data?

No. PostSnag never logs in, posts, or acts on your behalf, and nothing runs in the background; it only reads posts you scroll past yourself.

Is PostSnag a bot? Does it automate Facebook?

Public post data captured by any PostSnag user can power the community Discovery feed; your account details and private saves are never part of it.

How does the shared Discovery dataset work?

PostSnag collects your account email, login method, and plan status, plus standard server logs; it never sees your Facebook password or card number.

What data does PostSnag collect about me?

PostSnag captures public post text, type, media, engagement, and author details; it never captures private posts, Messenger, Stories, or live video.

What Facebook data does PostSnag capture, and what does it never capture?

Your PostSnag data lives in PostSnag's own database on Contabo. A short, named list of providers handles billing, sign-in, email, and delivery.

Where is my data stored, and who does PostSnag work with?

The original creators own the posts you capture with PostSnag. Using or republishing that content is your own responsibility.

Who owns the posts I capture, and can I use them?

PostSnag requests only the browser permissions it needs to read Facebook pages you open and save your captures; it never touches other browsing.

Why does PostSnag ask for the permissions it does?

PostSnag is read-only and runs in your own Facebook session, so it behaves like normal browsing rather than the automation Facebook's systems flag.

Will PostSnag get my Facebook account banned?

Create your account, sign in across the extension and dashboard, and manage your settings.

Account & Settings

Your PostSnag login and your Facebook account are separate; PostSnag never asks for or stores your Facebook password.

What's the difference between my PostSnag account and my Facebook account?

Create a PostSnag account with your name, email, and password, or Continue with Google. One account works in the extension and dashboard.

How do I create a PostSnag account?

Delete individual profiles yourself in the dashboard; to delete your entire PostSnag account and data, email support@postsnag.com.

How do I delete my account and data?

Sign into your PostSnag account in Chrome on any device to use it there; there's no multi-seat team plan yet.

Can I use PostSnag on multiple devices or with my team?

Settings, Notifications has five toggles for what you hear from PostSnag, from new posts to product news updates.

What do the notification settings do?

Use Forgot password on the login page to reset a lost password, or update it anytime from Settings, Account.

How do I reset or change my password?

Sign in to PostSnag with email and password or Continue with Google, from the dashboard or the extension panel; one sign-in works on both.

How do I sign in to PostSnag (extension and dashboard)?

Update your name, email, or password from Settings, Account in your PostSnag dashboard, then save your changes.

How do I update my name, email, and profile?

Free, Pro, and Lifetime explained, plus upgrades, refunds, and everything billing.

Plans, Pricing & Billing

PostSnag uses Lemon Squeezy for all billing. Pro renews automatically every month until you cancel; Lifetime is a single payment that never renews.

How do billing and renewals work?

Cancelling stops future PostSnag charges but keeps access until the paid period ends. A refund returns your money and ends access right away.

What's the difference between cancelling and refunding?

Posts you've already captured stay in your PostSnag account after you downgrade or cancel. Free limits apply to new activity going forward.

What happens to my captured data if I downgrade or cancel?

PostSnag has no in-app cancel button. Cancel via the Lemon Squeezy customer portal link in your receipt email, or by emailing support@postsnag.com.

How do I cancel my PostSnag subscription?

Open Settings, go to Plans & pricing, and choose Pro or Lifetime. Checkout runs through Lemon Squeezy and applies within a minute or two.

How do I upgrade to Pro or Lifetime?

Lemon Squeezy emails a receipt for every PostSnag payment. Use the customer portal for billing history, or email support for a custom invoice.

How do I get an invoice or receipt?

PostSnag has three plans: Free at $0, Pro at $19 a month, and Lifetime at $139 one time, with a 14-day money-back guarantee on paid plans.

What are PostSnag's plans and pricing?

PostSnag's Pro and Lifetime plans include the same features. Pro is $19 a month and cancels anytime; Lifetime is a single $139 payment that never renews.

Pro or Lifetime: which plan should I choose?

PostSnag's 14-day money-back guarantee covers your first Pro or Lifetime payment, refunded by Lemon Squeezy to your original payment method.

What is the refund policy, and how do I request a refund?

PostSnag has no separate team or agency tier yet. Most agencies run on one Pro or Lifetime account; email support for multiple seats.

Do you offer team or agency pricing?

Update your PostSnag card or billing details through the Lemon Squeezy customer portal link in your receipt email, or by emailing support.

How do I update my payment method or billing details?

PostSnag's Free plan costs $0, needs no card, and includes the extension, the full dashboard, and up to 30 posts per profile across 3 scans a week.

What's included in the Free plan?

Export any profile to Markdown or CSV and let ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini find the patterns.

Exporting & AI

Export a profile to Markdown or CSV, then paste or upload the file into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini to find patterns and build a content plan.

How do I analyze Facebook posts with ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini?

Open a profile in your PostSnag dashboard, click Export, and choose Markdown or CSV to download the posts currently filtered and visible.

How do I export a profile to a Markdown or CSV file?

Export formats are the same on every plan. What changes is how many posts you have to export, since Free caps captures at 30 posts per profile.

How does exporting work on the Free vs paid plans?

Use CSV for spreadsheets and sorting, use Markdown for reading and pasting into an AI assistant. Both formats cover the exact same posts.

Markdown or CSV: which export should I use?

CSV exports a 10-column table of posts. Markdown adds profile details and a section per post. Reactions show as a total, not a breakdown.

What's included in a PostSnag export?

Sort, filter, save, and analyze every post you have captured, all in one place.

Your Dashboard

PostSnag's Analytics page rolls up engagement, top posts, and posting patterns account-wide, with a Top profiles table to compare profiles.

How do I read a profile's performance in Analytics?

PostSnag's Bookmarks save a post or profile with one click, then organize what you've saved into Posts, Profiles, and By group tabs.

How do I use Bookmarks to save posts and profiles?

A complete tour of the PostSnag dashboard: the top bar, every item in the left navigation, Settings, and how a new account gets guided to its first capture.

What's in the PostSnag dashboard? (Overview)

Discovery is PostSnag's shared feed of standout posts from every profile the community tracks, sorted by Recent or Trending, shown to every account.

What is the Discovery feed?

Folders are named collections, up to 10 per account, for grouping captured posts by project, client, or topic.

How do I organize captured posts into Folders?

An outlier is a post that performs far above a profile's normal numbers. PostSnag surfaces standouts in Discovery, the panel, and Analytics; 'top 1%' is shorthand, not a per-post calculation.

What is an outlier post, and what does 'top 1%' mean?

Open a captured profile to filter by post type, search captions, choose Sources and a date range, and sort by engagement or Facebook's own order.

How do I filter, search, and sort a profile's posts?

Open Profiles in the left navigation to search, sort, and manage every profile, Page, and creator you've captured, with a card you can bookmark or delete.

How do I find and manage captured profiles in the Profiles library?

Removing a profile from Recent profiles only hides it from that shortcut list. Deleting a profile permanently erases it and its captured posts.

Recent profiles: what's the difference between remove and delete?

PostSnag's See sample data link loads demo profiles and posts into your dashboard so you can explore before capturing anything.

How do I try the dashboard with sample data?

Capture and analyze what is working inside any Facebook group you belong to.

Facebook Groups

Open a member's profile from inside a Facebook Group and scroll. PostSnag captures their posts, tags them to that group, and adds the group to your dashboard when you export.

How do I capture posts from a Facebook Group?

Open a group's detail page in your dashboard and click Export to download a CSV of every post captured from that group in seconds.

How do I export a Facebook Group's posts?

PostSnag adds a Facebook Group to your dashboard automatically the first time you export a member's profile captured from inside it. No manual setup, and it's live today.

How do Facebook Groups work in PostSnag?

The Groups page lists every group you've captured; each group's detail page breaks it down into Profiles, Posts, and Posting pattern tabs, plus a CSV export.

How do I view and analyze a Group in my dashboard?

PostSnag keeps a person's Facebook Group posts apart from their personal profile posts, so neither pool of activity gets blended into a misleading total.

Why are group posts kept separate from personal posts?

Turn any Facebook profile, Page, or creator into clean, sortable post data just by scrolling.

Capturing Posts

No. PostSnag is manual and read-only, capturing only what you scroll past in your own session; there's no background automation or public API.

Can I automate captures or use a PostSnag API?

A creator account is a personal profile with professional mode turned on, and PostSnag captures it exactly like any other profile.

How do I capture a creator or public figure's posts?

Yes, PostSnag captures Facebook Reels with their cover image, caption, and full engagement, the same way it captures any other post type.

Can I capture Facebook Reels?

PostSnag captures a Facebook Page's posts with the same scroll-to-capture flow used on a personal profile, no admin access required.

How do I capture posts from a Facebook Page?

Open the profile, scroll steadily while PostSnag's panel captures each post, then click Export To Dashboard to send everything to your account.

How do I capture posts from a Facebook profile?

PostSnag reads the posts that load onto your screen as you scroll a Facebook profile, so how far and how steadily you scroll decides what it captures.

How does scroll-to-capture work, and why does scrolling matter?

Export To Dashboard sends the posts you've captured while scrolling up to your PostSnag dashboard; nothing syncs until you click it.