Why a post hasn't gone out yet

A queued post waits for posting hours, the gap since the last post, daily caps or a paused switch, and is checked every 5 minutes.

A post you scheduled or that EverySqueeze queued automatically shows a reason it's waiting, right on its card. The poller that releases queued posts runs every 5 minutes, so a post that clears everything below goes out within a few minutes of becoming eligible.

Check these in order

1. Posting hours. A post can't go out outside your saved posting window. If the reason mentions your posting hours, it releases once the window opens — see Posting hours.
2. Spacing. Posts on the same platform go out at least 45 minutes apart; if the platform posted recently, the post waits for its planned time — see Spacing between posts.
3. Daily limit. Every post on a platform counts toward its posts-per-day limit (4 unless you changed it, 10 at most). If today's is used up, the post waits until the day rolls over in your saved time zone — see Daily limits.
4. Automatic posting is paused. If Settings → Posting schedule is set to Pause automatic posting, the post waits for you to post it yourself or for you to resume — see The automatic posting switch.
5. Waiting for a product. An unsure match holds the post for up to 2 hours while you pick a product — see When EverySqueeze asks before it posts.
6. In line behind earlier posts. Even with nothing blocking it, a post only releases in order behind other posts waiting on the same platform.

Still stuck?

If a post has been waiting well beyond what its reason explains, use Report a problem (in Pip's menu or the Help button) so it can be looked at directly.