RelayAPI

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Automate social media with the official RelayAPI app for Make.com. 13+ modules for posts, accounts, media, and webhooks.

Automate social media publishing across 21 platforms using the official RelayAPI app on Make.com. Build visual scenarios with dedicated modules for each operation.

Quick Reference

DetailValue
Make AppRelayAPI
Module Count13+ dedicated modules
Auth MethodAPI Key connection

Available Modules

Actions

ModuleDescription
Create PostPublish or schedule a post to any platform
Get PostRetrieve a post by ID
List PostsList posts with status/date filters
Update PostEdit draft or scheduled posts
Delete PostRemove draft, scheduled, or failed posts
List AccountsList all connected social accounts
Get Account HealthCheck token and permission status
Presign Media URLGet an upload URL for media files
Get UsageView current plan and usage stats

Instant Triggers

ModuleDescription
Post PublishedFires when a post publishes successfully
Post FailedFires when a post fails to publish
Post RecycledFires when a recurring post is recycled
Comment ReceivedFires on new comments across platforms
Message ReceivedFires on new DMs across platforms

Setup

Find the RelayAPI App

In your Make scenario editor, click + to add a module. Search for "RelayAPI" in the app picker.

Create a Connection

  1. Click Add to create a new connection
  2. Name it (e.g., "My RelayAPI Account")
  3. Paste your API key from relayapi.dev under Settings > API Keys
  4. Click Save

Test the Connection

Select the Get Usage module, choose your connection, and click Run once. You should see your plan details.

Create a Post

  1. Add a RelayAPI module, select Create Post
  2. Select your Connection
  3. Select Target Accounts from the dropdown (fetched from your connected accounts)
  4. Enter the post Content
  5. Set Schedulenow to publish immediately, or a future ISO 8601 timestamp
  6. Optionally add Media URLs

Cross-Post to Multiple Platforms

Use Make's Router module to split into parallel paths:

  1. Trigger (Google Sheets, Webhook, Schedule, etc.)
  2. Router > Split into paths
  3. Path A > RelayAPI: Create Post (Twitter, short content)
  4. Path B > RelayAPI: Create Post (LinkedIn, long content)

Scenario Examples

Scheduled Posting from Google Sheets

  1. Google Sheets > Watch Rows — Trigger on new rows
  2. RelayAPI > Create Post — Map columns to content, accounts, schedule

Webhook-Triggered Posting

  1. Webhooks > Custom Webhook — Receive POST from your app
  2. RelayAPI > Create Post — Post the incoming content

Retry Failed Posts

  1. Schedule > Every Hour
  2. RelayAPI > List Posts — Filter by failed status
  3. Iterator — Loop through results
  4. HTTP > Make a Request — Call retry endpoint

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