What makes it dependable at scale
The parts of infrastructure that only matter once something breaks
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Retries you don't have to write
PostGate retries provider delivery internally on transient failures. A stable Idempotency-Key on the create call makes your own client retries safe too, for 72 hours, with no risk of double-posting.
02
Signed webhooks push state to you
Subscribe to post.published, post.partial, post.failed, and profile lifecycle events like profile.reauth_required. Each payload is signed with HMAC-SHA256 and carries a stable event ID so your consumer can deduplicate. See webhooks.
03
Sanitized logs and request IDs for support
Delivery logs expose a sanitized attempt timeline without leaking provider tokens, and every response carries an X-Request-Id you can hand to support. When something fails, you're debugging with evidence, not guessing.
Related for your use case
Two more angles on the same infrastructure
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For the API contract this infrastructure exposes — OpenAPI document, generated SDKs, sandbox keys, idempotency, and structured errors.
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For the scheduling primitives specifically, if you're building your own UI or an unattended pipeline on top.