Project pause
Stops publishing to all targets of the project at once. The project card shows “Paused until …”.
Stop publishing for an hour, overnight or on a weekly schedule. Posts from the source are not lost: they pile up in the queue and go out one by one, a minute apart, once the pause ends.
Scheduled pause in Crosslybot stops publishing for a while without losing posts. You can pause the whole project or one target channel, set a pause manually (a 1–5 hour preset or your own time up to 24 hours) or define a schedule: one-off windows for a specific date and weekly ones — for example, every night.
While the pause is on, new posts from the source pile up in the queue. When it ends or you press Resume, the posts go out in order, one minute apart. If nothing should be published during a window at all, choose Full stop mode in the schedule — such posts will be visible in Operations.
Open the project in the app — it has the Now, Once and Weekly tabs. A quick pause can also be set in the bot with the /menu command.
The whole project or a single target channel. A channel pause applies in all your projects where that channel is connected.
A 1–5 hour preset or your own number of minutes (up to 24 hours). For regular pauses, add windows to the schedule.
While paused, posts pile up in the queue. When time is up (or you press Resume), they are published in order, a minute apart.
Stops publishing to all targets of the project at once. The project card shows “Paused until …”.
Stop publishing to one channel while the other targets keep working. The pause is set on the channel itself and applies in all your projects where it is connected.
Plan a pause in advance for a specific date and time — for example, around a sponsored post or a holiday. Windows up to 24 hours, in 5-minute steps.
Windows by day of the week — for example, every night or on weekends. Times are in your time zone; up to 200 windows per project.
Defer mode keeps posts and publishes them after the window. Full stop means posts during the window are not published; they show up in Operations on the Filtered tab with the reason “Scheduled pause”.
Pause for 1–5 hours, resume or stop a project with the /menu command in the Telegram and Max bots. For automations there are pause methods in the Webhook API and MCP.
A project pause stops publishing to all of its targets. A channel pause affects one target channel, but in all your projects where it is connected; other targets keep publishing as usual.
The post waits for the later of the two. Schedule windows and a manual pause only extend each other, never shorten.
Posts from the source are not lost: they are queued as scheduled. After the pause they are published automatically in the order they arrived, one minute apart. The exception is a schedule window in Full stop mode: posts during such a window are not published.
A manual pause lasts from 1 minute to 24 hours: presets of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 hours or your own number of minutes. A one-off schedule window is up to 24 hours, a weekly one fits within a single day, in 5-minute steps.
Yes, press Resume on the project or channel page or in the bot. Queued posts start publishing right away, a minute apart.
At publishing time, after the pause. So AI processes the current version of the text.
No. Importing old posts publishes to targets regardless of project and channel pauses.
Manual pauses, the pause schedule and bot controls are available on Pro, Maxi and Business. Compare plans on the pricing page.
A post waits in the queue for the time you set. Edit it in the source — targets get the corrected version. Delete it in Max — publishing is cancelled automatically.
Learn moreThe Operations section: All, Queue, Errors, Published and Filtered tabs. See why a post did not go out, publish a filtered post within 24 hours and answer the bot’s “Ask” questions right there.
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