Automatic posting limits that protect your account
You set the limits once: how many posts per hour, how much delay between groups. Safety Autopilot enforces them across every campaign automatically, and if a specific group starts rejecting posts repeatedly, it skips that group for a cooldown period instead of letting a campaign keep hammering it.
Can PilotPoster automatically slow down or pause posting if something looks wrong?
Yes. Safety Autopilot applies the posting pace limits you set across every campaign, RSS feed, and Auto AI post, and it logs every decision it makes. If a group has failed repeatedly in a short window, it will automatically skip that group for a cooldown period rather than keep retrying, and it shows you exactly why in the safety event log.
Set your limits once
Configure a maximum posts-per-hour rate and a minimum delay between groups in your safety settings. Every campaign you run, whether it's a manual post, an RSS feed, or Auto AI, is paced against the same limits automatically.
- Posts-per-hour cap enforced across all campaign types
- Minimum delay between groups, with randomization on top
- Applies automatically, no per-campaign configuration needed
- Works alongside the pacing shown in the campaign wizard
Automatic cooldowns for struggling groups
If a group racks up repeated failures in a short window, Safety Autopilot pauses posting to that specific group for a cooldown period instead of letting the campaign retry it over and over. Other groups in the same campaign keep posting normally.
Every decision is logged and explained
Nothing happens silently. Every time Safety Autopilot slows down, skips, or cools down a group, it writes a plain-language entry to your safety event log with a timestamp and reason, so you always know what it did and why.
A recommendation, not a guarantee
Safety Autopilot reduces the patterns that trip Facebook's spam detection, but it can't guarantee any specific account will never be limited. Posting too aggressively can still trigger platform limits regardless of pacing, which is exactly why these controls exist.
Is Safety Autopilot on by default?
You control your own pace limits from your safety settings. PilotPoster ships with sensible defaults and lets you adjust them for your account's age and history.
What happens when a group gets paused?
That group is skipped for the rest of the current run and a cooldown window, while the rest of your campaign continues to other groups. The pause and the reason are recorded in the safety event log.
Can I see why a group was skipped?
Yes. Every pacing decision and cooldown is logged with a timestamp and a plain explanation in your account's safety settings.
Does this replace the randomized delays PilotPoster already uses?
No, it builds on them. Account-Safe Posting handles the human-like pacing between individual posts; Safety Autopilot adds account-wide rate limits and automatic cooldowns on top.
Set your posting limits once
Set your limits once. Safety Autopilot enforces them on every campaign.