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Publish a source's posts only after they collect views, likes, reactions or reposts.
Delayed filters hold a new post from a source instead of publishing it right away, and release it once it collects the views, likes, reactions, comments or reposts you set. Only what resonated with the source's audience reaches your channel. Available on the Ultra plan and above.
Setting it up
- Open the source, go to Delayed filters and turn the switch on.
- In Conditions, set thresholds. Each metric has two fields: the total (for example, Likes — 500) and the per-minute average since publication (Likes per minute — 10). 0 means the condition is not used. All conditions you set must be met at the same time.
- In Checks, choose when to check the post for the first time after publication, how often to re-check it, and how long to monitor it — up to 24 hours.
How it works
Delayed filters are the post's last check. The post first goes through regular filters, similar posts and AI filters; a post they reject counts as an ordinary filtered post and is not monitored.
A post that passes is already processed — AI, template and media are ready — and waits. The bot re-reads its metrics on schedule: once the conditions are met the post is published immediately; if not by the end of monitoring, it is dropped. In history such a post shows as "Waiting for metrics", and afterwards as delivered or "metrics not reached by the deadline". Posts being monitored are listed in the section itself: any of them can be published right away or dropped.
If a channel for filtered posts is set, a waiting post appears there right away with a Publish button, so you can release it by hand without waiting for metrics.
Metrics by platform:
| Platform | Metrics |
|---|---|
| X (Twitter), TikTok | views, likes, comments, reposts |
| YouTube | views, likes, comments |
| views (videos only), likes | |
| Telegram | views, reactions |
| Threads | likes, comments |
The section only shows metrics the source type provides. RSS, Facebook and other platforms without metrics don't have this section. If a metric can't be read (the post is private or deleted), the condition counts as not met.