They do, and basic scheduling is free on SmartFlowSocial too.
The difference is that SmartFlowSocial is built as a dedicated publishing workflow tool, not just a ‘post later’ option. Even on free...
I get the positioning, but the real question is how much of this is actually necessary for the average Nostr user.
If you already run your own Blossom and use clients like Wisp or Yakihonne, most of that ‘workflow’ already exists in a simpler, free form.
At that point, it’s less about features and more about whether the added layer really provides enough value to justify building on top of tools that already work well.
For more structured operations, sure, it can make sense — but for many users it feels more like an extra layer than a real necessity.
And on Nostr, the less centralized infrastructure you add, the better. Otherwise, you start losing part of the point.
If you already run your own Blossom and use clients like Wisp or Yakihonne, most of that ‘workflow’ already exists in a simpler, free form.
At that point, it’s less about features and more about whether the added layer really provides enough value to justify building on top of tools that already work well.
For more structured operations, sure, it can make sense — but for many users it feels more like an extra layer than a real necessity.
And on Nostr, the less centralized infrastructure you add, the better. Otherwise, you start losing part of the point.
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