For creators, social media managers and agencies
Your content calendar already lives in Notion. Ninecast puts a real Instagram grid right beside it — carousels, Reels, dates and all — then publishes for you when the day comes. Show a client their feed before it exists.
7 days free. Cancel any time.
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September 2026
Click a post to open it — the same rows the grid beside it is reading.
One Notion page. Your calendar on the left, your grid on the right — and the grid is the real widget, not a screenshot.
Plan in
Whichever you already use. Ninecast reads your existing database — there is nothing to migrate and nothing to keep in step.
Post to
Instagram publishes today — feed posts, carousels and Reels. The rest are built and waiting on each platform’s own review.
No app to learn, no calendar to rebuild somewhere else.
Start a free trial and a planner link appears. No account, no password, nothing to remember.
Type /embed on the page where your calendar lives. Choose your database and connect Instagram, all inside the widget.
Write posts as you always have. The grid updates as you type, and posts go out on their date.
Three across, exactly like your profile. Carousels count their slides, Reels play on hover.
Change a date in Notion and the tile moves within a second. No refresh, no sync button.
Set auto-post and walk away, or publish any tile yourself in two taps.
Instagram refuses PNGs and odd shapes. We convert and pad them instead of refusing your post.
The same grid runs as an Airtable extension, reading the base it sits in.
A double tap, a retry or a changed date cannot produce a second post. Ever.
For creators
Your calendar is already in Notion or Airtable. But posting still means exporting the images, copying the caption across, opening Instagram, and doing the whole thing again tomorrow — or wiring up an automation that breaks the week you stop watching it.
Ninecast closes that gap. Write the post where you already write it, see how it will sit in your grid, and let it go out on the day.
“Wait — it posts straight from Notion? And Airtable? So I never leave my calendar?”
The question everyone asks. Yes. That is the whole idea.
For agencies and social media managers
The work that eats your margin is not the posting. It is the back and forth: exporting assets, screenshotting a grid, waiting on approval, then doing it all again because a date moved.
Give each client their own planner and put it straight into the Notion or Airtable workspace they already open. They see the month laid out as a real grid — no login, no account, no attachment that is out of date by the time they read it.
“I stopped exporting anything. They open their own workspace and the whole month is there.”
What the workflow becomes: one link per client, always current.
Why Ninecast
The problems Ninecast was built to answer.
“I plan everything in Notion, then post it all by hand anyway.”
The calendar was never the hard part. Exporting the images, copying the caption, opening the app, doing it again tomorrow — that is where the evening goes.
“Every grid preview I found stops at preview.”
Widgets show you the grid. Schedulers make you rebuild your calendar in their app. Nothing read the Notion or Airtable database you already had and then actually posted from it.
“My clients want to see the month before they approve it.”
So agencies export assets, screenshot grids, and redo both when a date moves. A link that reflects the database is never out of date.
“I set up an automation once. It broke and I did not notice.”
Anything you have to maintain is something that will fail quietly. This has one job and tells you when it cannot do it.
“I am running fifteen accounts out of a spreadsheet and my own memory.”
There is no system, so every new client adds another set of folders, another chat thread, another thing to forget. A planner per client, each with its own link, is the system.
“By the time the client approves it, the date has moved.”
Screenshots go stale the moment they are taken. A link that reflects the database is never out of date, so approval stops being a round trip.
Every plan starts with 7 days free. No card to start, and cancel any time.
One feed, planned properly.
$7/month
Billed $84 a year
For people posting across more than one place.
$12/month
Billed $144 a year
For agencies running several clients.
$31/month
Billed $372 a year
Running more than 12 accounts?
Agencies at 20 clients and up get a plan built around how they actually work. Tell us the shape of it and we will price it.
No card to start
Start your seven days without entering anything. When the trial ends your planner pauses — your posts stay exactly where they are, and picking a plan brings it straight back.