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Best FeedHive alternatives (2026)

The closest FeedHive alternatives are Aidelly for client approval links and white-label, Buffer and Publer for a free plan, and Postiz for open-source software. FeedHive starts at $15 a month on Creator, billed $180 annually[1], while Aidelly starts at $29/mo billed annually on Launch, or $39/mo billed monthly[2], with white-label on the Agency plan only[3].

FeedHive and the alternatives, side by side

FeedHive, Aidelly and other alternatives compared on pricing, limits, approvals, white-label, API and MCP
RowFeedHiveAidellyBufferPublerPostiz
Pricing basisPer plan, shown billed annually[4]Per plan, with team members on Scale (Up to 8) and Agency (Unlimited)[5]Per channel[6]Per social account and additional member[7]Flat plans by channel count[8]
Entry price$15/month, billed $180 annually (Creator)[1]Launch $29/mo billed annually ($39/mo billed monthly)[2]$5/channel/month billed yearly, $60/year (Essentials)[9]From $5/month for 1 social account[10]$29/month (Standard)[11]
Accounts or workspaces4 Creator, 10 Brand, 100 Business, 500 Agency[12]Workspaces: Launch 2, Scale 8, Agency Unlimited[13]As many channels as you pay for[14]Unlimited workspaces; as many social accounts as you pay for[15]5 channels on Standard, 100 on Ultimate[16]
Users and seatsPer workspace: 5 Brand, 20 Business and Agency[17]Team members: Launch Not included, Scale Up to 8, Agency Unlimited[18]1 user on Essentials, unlimited on Team[19]Owner included; extra members priced each, every 10th free[20]Unlimited on Team and above; Standard is solo[21]
ApprovalsWorkspace approval workflow[22]Team approvals: Scale and Agency plans[23]Team plan only[24]Approval workflows on Business[25]Preview links with comments; no approval gate[26]
White-labelNot listed on feedhive.com/pricing as of 2026-10-15[27]Agency plan only[3]Branded reports (Team)[28]Not listed on publer.com/help as of 2026-10-15[29]Not listed on postiz.com/pricing as of 2026-10-15[30]
APIREST API with API keys[31]REST API on every plan; read/write per minute: Launch 60/20, Scale 240/90, Agency 480/180[32]All plans; Free: 1 key, 3,000 requests/month[33]API for eligible Business and Enterprise customers[34]REST API and webhooks on every plan[35]
MCP (AI agents)Official MCP server[36]Hosted MCP server with the full public API as tools[37]Included on every plan, including Free[38]MCP server on Business and Enterprise[39]Hosted MCP server on every plan[40]

Each cell is taken from that vendor's own page; the numbered marker links to the quote and the date it was read. Vendor pricing can change, so confirm on the vendor's site before deciding.

See the full Aidelly vs FeedHive comparison

FeedHive limits to know

  • Pricing: Per plan, shown billed annually[4].
  • Social accounts: 4 Creator, 10 Brand, 100 Business, 500 Agency[12].
  • Team members: Per workspace: 5 Brand, 20 Business and Agency[17].
  • Approvals: Workspace approval workflow[22], with plan availability not stated in the pricing page text.
  • White-label: Not listed on feedhive.com/pricing as of 2026-10-15[27].
  • Social listening: Not listed on feedhive.com/pricing as of 2026-10-15[41].
  • Free plan: Not listed on feedhive.com/pricing as of 2026-10-15[42].
  • Getting posts out: REST API list endpoints, up to 100 items per request[43].

Aidelly limits to know

  • Team members: Launch Not included, Scale Up to 8, Agency Unlimited[18].
  • Team approvals: Scale and Agency plans[23].
  • White-label: Agency plan only[3].
  • Client approval links: Agency plan[44].
  • Bulk content creation: Launch Not included, Scale Up to 30 days, Agency Up to 30 days[45].

Who should pick which?

FeedHive
Stay on FeedHive if you are a creator or small brand that works from spreadsheets and AI tools: it has a CSV import for bulk-uploading posts[46], a public REST API[31] and an MCP server for AI clients[36], and starts at $15 a month on Creator, billed $180 annually[1].
Aidelly
Pick Aidelly if you run social for clients: it has one workspace per brand or client[47], a magic link clients use to review and approve posts without logging in[48] (client approval links on the Agency plan[44]) and white-label on the Agency plan only[3].
Buffer
Pick Buffer if you post to a handful of channels and want a free plan for up to 3 channels[49], with MCP access on every plan, including Free[38].
Publer
Pick Publer if you bulk-load posts and want to pay per account: it has a CSV import of up to 500 posts[50], it is priced by social account and additional member[7], and it has an MCP server on Business and Enterprise for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other AI tools[39].
Postiz
Pick Postiz if you want to run the software yourself: it is open source and self-hostable[51], with the public API and webhooks on every plan[35] and a hosted MCP server on every plan[40].

How do you move from FeedHive to Aidelly?

  1. In FeedHive, pull your scheduled posts with REST API list endpoints that return up to 100 items per request[43]. An export button is not listed in the FeedHive docs, so if you cannot use the API, recreate the posts by hand.
  2. In Aidelly, set up one workspace per brand or client[47], one for each FeedHive workspace; plans include 2 workspaces on Launch, 8 on Scale and unlimited on Agency[13].
  3. Connect each social account in its workspace, or send the client a connect link that lets clients connect their own accounts[52], available as client connect links on the Agency plan[53].
  4. Copy the posts into a CSV and load it with Bulk Fill, which turns a CSV into posts and schedules them after a preview[54]. That needs bulk content creation on the Scale and Agency plans[45], and the CSV header row has to match Aidelly's template exactly[55], so map your columns to that template first. On Launch, bulk content creation is not included[56], so recreate the posts by hand.
  5. If you used the FeedHive approval workflow, turn on Team Approvals, a workspace switch that holds members' posts until an owner or admin approves them[57], available as team approvals on the Scale and Agency plans[23]. For clients, add a magic link clients use to review and approve posts without logging in[48], available as client approval links on the Agency plan[44].
  6. Run both tools until the first Aidelly posts have published, then cancel FeedHive.

What FeedHive does better

For a solo creator, FeedHive is the cheaper start: $15 a month on Creator, billed $180 annually[1], against Aidelly at $29/mo billed annually on Launch, or $39/mo billed monthly[2]. It has a CSV import for bulk-uploading posts[46], where Aidelly has bulk content creation on the Scale and Agency plans[45], and its plans allow 4 social accounts on Creator, 10 on Brand, 100 on Business and 500 on Agency[12]. It also has an MCP server for AI clients[36], a social inbox[58] and a 7-day free trial[59]. If you do not manage clients, FeedHive may be all you need.

Questions about switching?

How much does FeedHive cost compared with Aidelly?

FeedHive starts at $15 a month on Creator, billed $180 annually[1], and goes up to $239 a month on Agency, billed $2868 annually[60]; its pricing page shows prices billed annually. Aidelly starts at $29/mo billed annually on Launch, or $39/mo billed monthly[2]; its top self-serve plan costs $279/mo billed annually on Agency, or $349/mo billed monthly[61].

Can I move my scheduled FeedHive posts to Aidelly?

Yes, with some work. FeedHive offers REST API list endpoints that return up to 100 items per request[43]. Copy the results into a CSV, then load it with Bulk Fill, which turns a CSV into posts and schedules them after a preview[54]. That needs bulk content creation on the Scale and Agency plans[45], and the CSV header row has to match Aidelly's template exactly[55].

Can I bulk upload posts in FeedHive and Aidelly?

FeedHive has a CSV import for bulk-uploading posts[46]. Aidelly has Bulk Fill, which turns a CSV into posts and schedules them after a preview[54], with bulk content creation on the Scale and Agency plans[45].

Do FeedHive and Aidelly both have an MCP server?

Yes. FeedHive has an MCP server for AI clients[36] and a public REST API[31]. Aidelly has a hosted MCP server that exposes the full public API as tools[37], with MCP access on the Launch, Scale and Agency plans[62].

Is FeedHive white-label?

For FeedHive white-label: Not listed on feedhive.com/pricing as of 2026-10-15[27]. Aidelly has white-label on the Agency plan only[3], with white-labeled PDF reports on the Agency plan, 500/mo (expandable)[63].

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Every Aidelly figure on this page comes from the pricing page and the docs. See the full plan table before you decide.

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Sources

  1. [1] FeedHive Creator is $15 a month, billed $180 annually.

    https://www.feedhive.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Creator Best for individual content creators and solopreneurs. $15 /month Billed $180 annually”
  2. [2] Aidelly Launch is the entry plan; /pricing shows the annual-billing price by default.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Launch $29/mo billed annually ($39/mo billed monthly)”

    Read from the plan table on the Aidelly pricing page.

  3. [3] White-label is available on the Agency plan only.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/docs/app/white-label-setup, accessed 2026-10-15

    “White-label is available on the Agency plan only.”
  4. [4] FeedHive shows each plan as a monthly figure billed annually, with limits on social accounts and workspaces.

    https://www.feedhive.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Save up to 30% with yearly Monthly Yearly Creator Best for individual content creators and solopreneurs. $15 /month Billed $180 annually”

    The page loads with the Yearly option selected; monthly-billing prices are not in the page text.

  5. [5] Aidelly is priced per plan, with team members included on Scale and Agency.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Per plan, with team members on Scale (Up to 8) and Agency (Unlimited)”

    Read from the plan table on the Aidelly pricing page.

  6. [6] Buffer bills per connected channel.

    https://buffer.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “You're billed per channel, so you only pay for the accounts you actually manage.”
  7. [7] Publer's paid plans are customizable based on the number of social accounts and additional members you need.

    https://publer.com/help/en/article/what-are-publers-plans-and-pricing-15h4yqh/, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Publer's paid plans are customizable based on the number of social accounts and additional members you need.”

    The pricing page https://publer.com/plans (200) renders prices in the browser, so the help centre article is the quotable source.

  8. [8] Postiz Cloud has flat monthly plans set by channel count, with unlimited posts on every plan.

    https://postiz.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Postiz has four paid plans, and every plan includes unlimited posts per month.”

    Quote is from the page FAQ text on the pricing page (the same wording appears on https://postiz.com/). Channel counts per plan are in the plan cards.

  9. [9] Buffer Essentials is $5 per channel per month billed yearly, or $60 a year per channel.

    https://buffer.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Essentials Recommended $5 /month 1 channel · $ 60 billed yearly (save 2 months)”
  10. [10] The Publer Professional Plan starts at $5 per month with 1 social account, 1 user and 0 additional members.

    https://publer.com/help/en/article/what-are-publers-plans-and-pricing-15h4yqh/, accessed 2026-10-15

    “The Professional Plan starts at $5/month with 1 social account, 1 user, 0 additional members”

    The pricing page https://publer.com/plans (200) renders prices in the browser, so the help centre article is the quotable source.

  11. [11] Postiz Standard is $29 per month, or $23 per month on annual billing.

    https://postiz.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Standard at $29 per month, Team at $39, Pro at $49 and Ultimate at $99. On annual billing the same plans cost $23, $31, $39 and $79 per month, which saves about 20%.”
  12. [12] FeedHive allows 4 social accounts on Creator, 10 on Brand, 100 on Business and 500 on Agency.

    https://www.feedhive.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Social accounts Allowed social accounts 4 10 100 500”
  13. [13] Aidelly limits workspaces per plan.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Workspaces: Launch 2, Scale 8, Agency Unlimited”

    Read from the plan table on the Aidelly pricing page.

  14. [14] Buffer charges per channel rather than per brand, so you connect as many channels as you pay for.

    https://buffer.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Buffer is built to manage as many accounts as you do, whether those are your own brands or your clients'.”
  15. [15] With Publer's paid plans you can have unlimited Workspaces and as many social accounts as you need, each priced as part of the plan.

    https://publer.com/help/en/article/what-are-publers-plans-and-pricing-15h4yqh/, accessed 2026-10-15

    “With Publer's paid plans, you can have unlimited Workspaces and as many social accounts as you need.”

    The article defines a social account as "a single social profile, Page, Group, or channel". The Free Plan limit is in the free-plan fact.

  16. [16] Postiz Standard connects 5 channels; Ultimate connects 100 channels.

    https://postiz.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Channels Number of social media accounts you can connect (X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, etc.) 5 10 30 100”

    Plan cards: Standard 5 channels, Team 10, Pro 30, Ultimate 100. Channels can be grouped per client ("Customer groups").

  17. [17] FeedHive allows 5 team members per workspace on Brand and 20 per workspace on Business and Agency.

    https://www.feedhive.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Workspaces 5 50 100 Team members 5 / workspace 20 / workspace 20 / workspace”

    The comparison table gives three values for four plans in these rows. They are read as Brand, Business and Agency because the plan cards list "5 workspaces" for Brand, "50 workspaces" for Business and "100 workspaces" for Agency, and Creator's card lists no workspaces.

  18. [18] Aidelly includes team members per plan.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Team members: Launch Not included, Scale Up to 8, Agency Unlimited”

    Read from the plan table on the Aidelly pricing page.

  19. [19] Buffer Essentials has 1 user; Team has unlimited team members.

    https://buffer.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Included users Included users description description Free 1 Essentials 1 Team Unlimited”
  20. [20] The Publer account owner is included in the subscription; additional members are priced per member and every 10th is free.

    https://publer.com/help/en/article/what-are-publers-plans-and-pricing-15h4yqh/, accessed 2026-10-15

    “The account owner is already included in the subscription and does not count as an additional member. For every 9 social accounts or additional members, the 10th one is free.”
  21. [21] Postiz Team, Pro and Ultimate allow unlimited team members; Standard is a solo plan.

    https://postiz.com/, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Team, Pro, and Ultimate plans let you invite unlimited team members by email. Standard is a solo plan.”
  22. [22] FeedHive has an approval workflow in which given team members must approve a post before it can go live.

    https://docs.feedhive.com/workspace-management/approval-workflow-for-feedhive-teams, accessed 2026-10-15

    “In short, this means that given team members must approve a post before it can go live.”

    The pricing page lists "Approval workflow" as a row in its feature list; the per-plan marks are icons that are not in the page text, so plan availability is not stated here. Only the workspace owner can grant the ability to approve.

  23. [23] The team approval workflow is on the Scale and Agency plans.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Team approvals: Scale and Agency plans”

    Read from the plan table on the Aidelly pricing page.

  24. [24] Buffer approval workflows are on the Team plan only.

    https://buffer.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Approval workflows Approval workflows description description Free Not included Essentials Not included Team Included”
  25. [25] Publer lists advanced team collaboration and approval workflows on the Business Plan.

    https://publer.com/help/en/article/what-are-publers-plans-and-pricing-15h4yqh/, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Advanced team collaboration and approval workflows”

    Approval levels are documented at https://publer.com/help/en/article/what-are-the-post-approval-access-levels-b7q7ae/ (200): posts can be approved by an Admin/Owner or by a Client.

  26. [26] Postiz lets you send a client a preview link to comment on a post, but has no approved state that blocks publishing.

    https://docs.postiz.com/general/approvals, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Approval is a conversation, not a state: there is no “approved” flag that blocks publishing.”

    Same page: "Send a client a preview link and collect their comments". Preview links are not password protected.

  27. [27] White-label is not listed on the pages read.

    https://www.feedhive.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    Checked; the page does not state this. Tried https://www.feedhive.com/pricing (200), https://www.feedhive.com/features/collaboration (200) and https://docs.feedhive.com/workspace-management/setting-up-a-workspace-and-team (200); none list white-label. The collaboration page mentions public previews and client links for review only.

  28. [28] Buffer Team adds branded reports with your logo; a white-labelled app is not listed.

    https://buffer.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Branded reports Add your logo and generate a cover page.”

    The plan table marks "Branded reports" for Team only. "White label" does not appear on the page.

  29. [29] Publer does not list white-label or custom branding on the pages read.

    https://publer.com/help/en/article/what-are-publers-plans-and-pricing-15h4yqh/, accessed 2026-10-15

    Checked; the page does not state this. Tried https://publer.com/pricing (200, redirects to https://publer.com/plans), https://publer.com/help/en/article/what-are-publers-plans-and-pricing-15h4yqh/ (200), https://publer.com/help/en/article/what-is-included-in-publer-business-1c57hsq/ (200), https://publer.com/help/en/article/professional-vs-business-vs-enterprise-plans-1sge3f7/ (200) and https://publer.com/help/en/article/what-are-publers-workspaces-1j5jzil/ (200); none mention white-label, custom branding or custom domains. Clients can be added to a workspace with view-only or approve access.

  30. [30] White-label is not listed on the Postiz pages read.

    https://postiz.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    Checked; the page does not state this. Tried https://postiz.com/pricing (200), https://postiz.com/ (200), https://docs.postiz.com/general/introduction (200), https://docs.postiz.com/llms.txt (200). The phrase "white label" does not appear.

  31. [31] FeedHive has a public REST API that works with FeedHive data using authenticated HTTPS requests.

    https://docs.feedhive.com/rest-api/introduction, accessed 2026-10-15

    “The FeedHive Public API lets you work with FeedHive data programmatically using authenticated HTTPS requests.”

    The pricing page lists "REST API" under Agentic; per-plan marks are not in the page text.

  32. [32] Every plan includes the REST API, with read/write limits of 60/20, 240/90 and 480/180 requests per minute on Launch, Scale and Agency.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/docs/api/rate-limits, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Launch 60 20 Solo operators and early automations Scale 240 90 High-velocity businesses and multiple workflows Agency 480 180 Agencies and multi-client concurrent automations”
  33. [33] Buffer includes API access on every plan, from 1 key and 3,000 requests a month on Free.

    https://buffer.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “API access API access description 1 API key 3,000 requests/month”

    Same page: Essentials "3 API keys 7,500 requests/month", Team "5 API keys 15,000 requests/month".

  34. [34] Publer offers API access exclusively to eligible Business and Enterprise customers.

    https://publer.com/help/en/article/does-publer-have-a-public-api-194nknf/, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Publer offers API access exclusively to eligible Business and Enterprise customers.”

    The same article says Publer does not offer a public API available to everyone. Keys are generated in Settings, API & Webhooks: https://publer.com/help/en/article/how-to-access-the-publer-api-1w08edo/ (200).

  35. [35] Postiz includes the public API and webhooks on every plan.

    https://postiz.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Every Postiz plan includes the hosted MCP server, the Postiz CLI, the public API and webhooks.”
  36. [36] FeedHive has an MCP server that lets a compatible AI client find accounts and posts, create drafts, manage the content plan and read analytics.

    https://docs.feedhive.com/mcp, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Connect an MCP-compatible AI client to FeedHive to find social accounts and posts, create drafts, manage your content plan, and read analytics.”

    Server URL given on the page: https://mcp.feedhive.com. Connect with OAuth or an API key.

  37. [37] The Aidelly MCP server exposes the full public API as tools for MCP clients such as Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/docs/mcp/overview, accessed 2026-10-15

    “The Aidelly MCP server exposes the full public API as callable tools, letting any MCP-compatible AI client (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, etc.) post to social media, manage your inbox, and pull analytics directly from a conversation.”
  38. [38] Buffer MCP access is included on every plan, including Free.

    https://buffer.com/mcp, accessed 2026-10-15

    “MCP access is included on every plan, including Free. Connect your tools and start using it today.”
  39. [39] Publer's MCP server is available on the Business and Enterprise plans and connects Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other AI tools.

    https://publer.com/help/en/article/how-to-set-up-and-use-publers-mcp-server-14orlq0/, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Publer's MCP is now available on the Business and Enterprise plans. The MCP lets you connect Publer with MCP-compatible clients, such as Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other AI tools”

    Setup uses an API key created in Settings, AI & Automations, MCP.

  40. [40] Postiz includes a hosted MCP server on every plan.

    https://postiz.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Every Postiz plan includes the hosted MCP server, the Postiz CLI, the public API and webhooks.”

    The tool count is from https://docs.postiz.com/mcp/introduction (200): "Postiz exposes an MCP server that provides 13 tools to AI agents."

  41. [41] Social listening is not listed on the pages read.

    https://www.feedhive.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    Checked; the page does not state this. Tried https://www.feedhive.com/pricing (200), https://www.feedhive.com/llms.txt (200), https://www.feedhive.com/features/analytics (200) and https://www.feedhive.com/features/social-inbox (200).

  42. [42] No free plan is listed on the FeedHive pricing page.

    https://www.feedhive.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    Checked; the page does not state this. Tried https://www.feedhive.com/pricing (200) and https://www.feedhive.com/llms.txt (200). The pricing page lists Creator, Brand, Business and Agency with a free trial; the llms.txt page says "FeedHive offers a paid subscription".

  43. [43] FeedHive list endpoints use cursor pagination and return up to 100 items per request.

    https://docs.feedhive.com/rest-api/introduction, accessed 2026-10-15

    “List endpoints use cursor-based pagination. Use limit to control how many items are returned per request. The default is 20 , and the maximum is 100 .”

    The same page shows GET https://api.feedhive.com/posts?limit=2 as the paginated example. No export button or file export of scheduled posts was found in https://docs.feedhive.com/ (200) or https://docs.feedhive.com/account-settings/delete-feedhive-account (200), which says deleting the account removes all posts, labels and workspaces.

  44. [45] Bulk content creation is on the Scale and Agency plans.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Bulk content creation: Launch Not included, Scale Up to 30 days, Agency Up to 30 days”

    Read from the plan table on the Aidelly pricing page.

  45. [46] FeedHive lets you bulk upload posts from a CSV file under Posts, Import Posts.

    https://docs.feedhive.com/planning-and-scheduling/how-to-upload-posts-from-csv, accessed 2026-10-15

    “FeedHive allows you to bulk upload posts from a file using CSV. You can do that from Posts → Import Posts (below the table)”

    CSV columns: Text, Title, Media URLs, Labels, Social Medias, Scheduled.

  46. [47] Each brand or client gets its own workspace.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/docs/app/workspace-settings, accessed 2026-10-15

    “You can own one workspace (a single brand) or many (an agency managing several clients).”
  47. [48] Agencies can send clients a magic link to approve posts without logging in.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/docs/app/client-approval-portal, accessed 2026-10-15

    “The Client Approval Portal lets agencies send clients a simple magic link to review and approve posts before publishing.”
  48. [49] Buffer has a free plan for up to 3 channels.

    https://buffer.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Free forever Connect up to 3 channels”
  49. [50] Publer lets you create up to 500 posts with one CSV file.

    https://publer.com/help/en/article/how-to-schedule-in-bulk-using-a-csv-file-3yvwt/, accessed 2026-10-15

    “You can create up to 500 posts with the CSV file.”

    The article says Publer provides a downloadable template and that the uploaded CSV notification expires after 24 hours.

  50. [51] Postiz is open source and the whole stack can be run by the customer.

    https://docs.postiz.com/self-host/installation/overview, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Postiz is open source and you can run the whole stack yourself.”

    Same page: Docker Compose brings up "the app plus Postgres, Redis and Temporal".

  51. [54] Bulk Fill schedules posts from a CSV after a preview.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/docs/app/bulk-fill, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Bulk Fill takes a CSV, parses it into posts, lets you preview every one, then schedules them all.”
  52. [55] Bulk Fill expects the CSV header row to match Aidelly's template.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/docs/app/bulk-fill, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Open in a text editor and confirm the header row matches the template exactly.”
  53. [56] Bulk content creation is not on the Launch plan.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Bulk content creation on Launch: Not included”

    Read from the plan table on the Aidelly pricing page.

  54. [57] Team Approvals holds member posts until an owner or admin approves them.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/docs/app/team-approvals, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Team Approvals is a server-side gate: when the workspace toggle is on, any scheduled post created by a workspace member is held in `approval_status = pending` until an owner or admin clears it.”
  55. [58] FeedHive has a Social Inbox for reviewing incoming messages, comments and mentions with your team.

    https://www.feedhive.com/features/social-inbox, accessed 2026-10-15

    “FeedHive gives your team a focused engagement workspace for reviewing incoming messages, collaborating on replies, and keeping response times under control.”

    The pricing page lists "Social inbox" under Others; per-plan marks are not in the page text.

  56. [59] FeedHive offers a 7-day free trial.

    https://www.feedhive.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “7-day free trial”

    The page also reads "Limited launch bonus Double your AI credits for 3 months when you start your trial today." Whether a card is required is not stated on the page.

  57. [60] FeedHive Agency is $239 a month, billed $2868 annually.

    https://www.feedhive.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Agency Best for larger agencies with large clients bases. $239 /month Billed $2868 annually”

    Brand is $22 /month (billed $264 annually) and Business is $69 /month (billed $828 annually) on the same page.

  58. [61] Aidelly Agency is the top self-serve plan.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Agency $279/mo billed annually ($349/mo billed monthly)”

    Read from the plan table on the Aidelly pricing page.

  59. [62] MCP access is on every plan.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “MCP: Launch, Scale and Agency plans”

    Read from the plan table on the Aidelly pricing page.

  60. [63] White-labeled PDF reports are on the Agency plan, with a monthly allowance.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “White-labeled PDF reports: Agency plan, 500/mo (expandable)”

    Read from the plan table on the Aidelly pricing page.