How PostQueen connects to a channel
PostQueen publishes through each network’s own API. It does not drive a browser or read pages as you.
Networks marked Soon are not in the table because they cannot be connected yet. Skool has no public API, so when it opens it will connect through the PostQueen browser extension with your own Skool session, and its page explains what that means for your account.
How PostQueen protects your account and data
Encrypted in transit
Every connection to the app, the API and the MCP server uses TLS.
Passwords are hashed
Passwords and sign-in codes are stored only as one-way hashes. A sign-in code stops working after 10 minutes.
Sign-in is guarded
Sign-in has rate limits and a bot check. Changing your password signs out every session that existed before.
Access-controlled servers
Your data is kept on access-controlled servers in the EU that only the people who run PostQueen can reach.
Cards stay with Stripe
You type your card into Stripe’s payment form. PostQueen does not receive or store the card number.
Your channels' data stays yours
What PostQueen receives from your channels is used only to publish your posts and show you their results. It is never sold or used for advertising.
Who can do what in a workspace
The workspace owner is its Super Admin. Invited people are an Admin or a User. Team explains the roles.Your API key and connected apps
The API key acts for the whole workspace. Anyone who has it can read, create and delete posts through the API and the CLI, so keep it like a password. The MCP addresshttps://api.postqueen.ai/mcp/YOUR_API_KEY carries the key in it: do not paste it anywhere public, and do not share screenshots of it.
- If the key leaks, rotate it. An Admin opens Connections > API Keys and chooses Rotate key. The old key stops working at once. Give the new key to the agents and scripts that still need it.
- Revoke an app you no longer use. Apps you approved through sign-in are listed in Connections > Approved Apps. Choose Revoke to cut one off. An approved app keeps its access until it is revoked, or until the person who approved it leaves the workspace.
When you remove a channel
Delete channel, on the channel’s page under Access, stops PostQueen publishing to it and discards the credentials PostQueen kept for it, so they cannot be used again. It also deletes that channel’s posts in PostQueen: scheduled posts, drafts and the records of published posts. Connect a channel has the steps. Revoking at the network first works too: PostQueen can no longer publish to that account, and the channel shows Needs reconnecting until you reconnect or delete it.When you delete your account
Choose Delete Account in Settings > Account: Settings has the steps. What happens next:
Posts that are already live stay on the networks. Delete them there first if you want them gone. Workspaces you only belong to carry on without you. Delete My Account is the full statement.
Your data
- A copy of your data. Email support@postqueen.ai from the address on your account and ask for it. You get your account details, posts and media in a common machine-readable format within one month.
- Deleting only some data. Email support and say what to erase, for example everything PostQueen received from one network.
- AI features. The AI Copilot and AI images send what you ask for to the AI provider that writes the answer or draws the image. The Privacy Policy names each provider and what it receives.
Report a security problem
Email support@postqueen.ai with what you found, where and when. Do not open a public GitHub issue for it. A person reads every message and replies.Next steps
Connections
The API key, approved apps and the agent cards.
Team
Roles, invites and who can do what.
Connect a channel
Reconnect, disable or delete a channel.
Support
How to reach a person.