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Best Postiz alternatives (2026)

The closest Postiz alternatives are Aidelly for approvals that hold posts and a shared inbox, Post Bridge for solo API or MCP posting, SocialBu for listening on flat plans, and Pallyy for client work per social set. Postiz Cloud starts at $29 per month on Standard[1], and the software is open source and self-hostable[2], while Aidelly starts at $29/mo billed annually on Launch, or $39/mo billed monthly[3].

Postiz and the alternatives, side by side

Postiz, Aidelly and other alternatives compared on pricing, limits, approvals, white-label, API and MCP
RowPostizAidellyPost BridgeSocialBuPallyy
Pricing basisFlat plans by channel count[4]Per plan, with team members on Scale (Up to 8) and Agency (Unlimited)[5]Flat monthly plan by account count[6]Flat plans by connected accounts[7]Per social set (one per client)[8]
Entry price$29/month (Standard)[1]Launch $29/mo billed annually ($39/mo billed monthly)[3]$39/month (Marketer)[9]$29/month (Starter)[10]$25/month (Pro, one social set)[11]
Accounts or workspaces5 channels on Standard, 100 on Ultimate[12]Workspaces: Launch 2, Scale 8, Agency Unlimited[13]15 accounts on Marketer[14]50 accounts on Agency[15]1 set on Free and Pro, 10 on Agency, 30 on Scale[16]
Users and seatsUnlimited on Team and above; Standard is solo[17]Team members: Launch Not included, Scale Up to 8, Agency Unlimited[18]One person on Marketer; invites on Operator[19]4 members on Growth, 8 on Agency[20]1 user on Free and Pro, 3 on Agency, 10 on Scale[21]
ApprovalsPreview links with comments; no approval gate[22]Team approvals: Scale and Agency plans[23]Not listed on post-bridge.com/pricing as of 2026-10-15[24]Optional approval per team (team plans)[25]Client approvals via shared link, no seat[26]
White-labelNot listed on postiz.com/pricing as of 2026-10-15[27]Agency plan only[28]Not listed on post-bridge.com/pricing as of 2026-10-15[29]Not listed on socialbu.com/pricing as of 2026-10-15[30]Custom domain for shared calendars and client links[31]
APIREST API and webhooks on every plan[32]REST API on every plan; read/write per minute: Launch 60/20, Scale 240/90, Agency 480/180[33]API included (Marketer)[34]REST API on all paid plans[35]Included on every plan[36]
MCP (AI agents)Hosted MCP server on every plan[37]Hosted MCP server with the full public API as tools[38]MCP server[39]MCP server, 30+ tools, paid plans[40]Included on every plan, including Free[41]

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 Postiz comparison

Postiz limits to know

  • Approvals: Preview links with comments; no approval gate[22].
  • Social inbox: Not listed on postiz.com/pricing as of 2026-10-15[42].
  • Analytics: Analytics on 10 of 34 platforms[43].
  • Team members: Unlimited on Team and above; Standard is solo[17].
  • White-label: Not listed on postiz.com/pricing as of 2026-10-15[27].
  • Moving posts out: No export documented; List Posts API by date range[44].

Aidelly limits to know

  • Publishes to: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, Google Business Profile, Mastodon[45].
  • Self-hosting: the Aidelly docs describe no self-hosted version, so Postiz stays the option if you must run the stack yourself.
  • Team members: Launch Not included, Scale Up to 8, Agency Unlimited[18].
  • White-label: Agency plan only[28].
  • Bulk content creation: Launch Not included, Scale Up to 30 days, Agency Up to 30 days[46].

Who should pick which?

Postiz
Stay on Postiz if owning the software matters: it is open source and self-hostable[2]. It also suits builders, since it includes the public API and webhooks on every plan[32] and a hosted MCP server on every plan[37], and teams get unlimited team members on Team, Pro and Ultimate[17].
Aidelly
Pick Aidelly if a post must not go out before someone signs off: it has a workspace switch that holds members' posts until an owner or admin approves them[47] (team approvals on the Scale and Agency plans[23]) and a magic link clients use to review and approve posts without logging in[48] (client approval links on the Agency plan[49]). It also has one inbox for comments and DMs[50] and a unified analytics summary across every connected account[51].
Post Bridge
Pick Post Bridge if you work alone and want posting plus API access included on Marketer[34] and an MCP server[39]. It charges a flat monthly price set by the number of connected accounts[6], and it lists one person on Marketer, with team invites on Operator[19].
SocialBu
Pick SocialBu if you also want to monitor conversations: it has listening streams across 8 sources[52], a shared inbox for messages, comments, replies and reviews[53] and an MCP server with 30+ tools on every paid plan[40]. It also has a free plan with 3 accounts and 10 lifetime posts[54].
Pallyy
Pick Pallyy if you run client accounts and want to pay per social set, one for each client[8]. It has client approvals through a shared calendar link with no seat[26], plus API access on every plan[36] and MCP access on every plan, including Free[41].

How do you move from Postiz to Aidelly?

  1. Postiz export of scheduled posts: No export documented; List Posts API by date range[44]. If you have a developer, that List Posts endpoint can pull the queued posts for a date range into a spreadsheet; otherwise write them down by hand. Either way, the posts are recreated in Aidelly.
  2. In Aidelly, set up one workspace per brand or client[55]; 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[56], available as client connect links on the Agency plan[57]. Check your channels against the list Aidelly publishes to: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, Google Business Profile, Mastodon[45].
  4. Load the posts with Bulk Fill, which turns a CSV into posts and schedules them after a preview[58]. That needs bulk content creation on the Scale and Agency plans[46], and the CSV header row has to match Aidelly's template exactly[59]. On Launch, bulk content creation is not included[60], so recreate the posts by hand.
  5. Replace Postiz preview links (preview links where clients comment, without an approval gate on publishing[22]) with an actual hold: turn on Team Approvals, a workspace switch that holds members' posts until an owner or admin approves them[47], 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[49].
  6. Move scripts and agents from the Postiz API and MCP server to a REST API on every plan, limited to 60/20, 240/90 and 480/180 read/write requests per minute on Launch, Scale and Agency[33], plus a hosted MCP server that exposes the full public API as tools[38].
  7. Run both tools until the first Aidelly posts have published, then cancel Postiz Cloud or shut down your self-hosted install.

What Postiz does better

Postiz is open source and self-hostable[2], which matters if your data has to stay on your own servers. Its analytics docs count the platforms it publishes to (analytics on 10 of its 34 platforms[43]), a longer list than Aidelly publishes to. It includes the public API and webhooks on every plan[32] and a hosted MCP server on every plan[37], and paid team plans give unlimited team members on Team, Pro and Ultimate[17]. If you need self-hosting or a long tail of networks, stay on Postiz.

Questions about switching?

How much does Postiz cost compared with Aidelly?

Postiz Cloud costs from $29 per month on Standard[1] up to $99 per month on Ultimate[61], in flat monthly plans set by the number of channels[4]. Aidelly starts at $29/mo billed annually on Launch, or $39/mo billed monthly[3]; its top self-serve plan costs $279/mo billed annually on Agency, or $349/mo billed monthly[62].

Can I self-host Aidelly like Postiz?

Postiz is open source and self-hostable[2]. The Aidelly docs describe no self-hosted version, so if self-hosting is a requirement, Postiz is the better fit.

Does Postiz have post approvals?

Postiz has preview links where clients comment, without an approval gate on publishing[22]. Aidelly has a workspace switch that holds members' posts until an owner or admin approves them[47], available as team approvals on the Scale and Agency plans[23].

Can I move my scheduled Postiz posts to Aidelly?

Not as a ready-made file, so the posts are recreated. Postiz export of scheduled posts: No export documented; List Posts API by date range[44]. Put them in a CSV and load them with Bulk Fill, which turns a CSV into posts and schedules them after a preview[58]. That needs bulk content creation on the Scale and Agency plans[46].

Do Postiz and Aidelly both have an MCP server?

Yes. Postiz includes a hosted MCP server on every plan[37]. Aidelly has a hosted MCP server that exposes the full public API as tools[38], with MCP access on the Launch, Scale and Agency plans[63].

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Sources

  1. [1] 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%.”

  2. [2] 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".

  3. [3] 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.

  4. [4] 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.

  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] Post Bridge bills a flat monthly price per plan, set by how many social accounts you connect.

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

    “Marketer includes 15 connected accounts, which covers one business on every platform. Operator starts at 99 accounts and adds $1 per account after that, with no maximum.”

  7. [7] SocialBu plans are flat monthly prices set by connected accounts, with annual billing available.

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

    “Paid plans can be billed monthly or annually and start with a 7-day free trial.”

    Each plan block lists "Connected accounts" and a flat price; there is no per-seat or per-account price.

  8. [8] Pallyy bills per social set, one per client, with a flat $10 a month for each extra set.

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

    “Each client is one social set, however many networks they post to. Adding a client is a flat $10 a month, with no charge per profile.”

  9. [9] Post Bridge Marketer is $39 per month, billed monthly.

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

    “For one person marketing a business $ 39 /month 15 accounts, billed monthly”

    The page shows a Monthly / Yearly toggle ("2 months free" on yearly); the yearly price is not in the readable text.

  10. [10] SocialBu Starter is $29 per month, or about $22 per month billed annually.

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

    “## Starter - Monthly billing: $29/month - Annual billing: $261/year, equivalent to about $22/month”

    Also on https://socialbu.com/pricing (200): "Starter ... $29 /month $22 /month ($261 annually)".

  11. [11] Pallyy Pro is $25 a month, with extra social sets at $10 each.

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

    “Three clients on Pro is $45 a month: the $25 plan plus two extra sets at $10 each.”

    The plan card reads "Pro For one client or your own brand, with extra sets at $10. $25 /mo". The page also offers annual billing ("Pay annually, save up to 25%").

  12. [12] 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").

  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] Post Bridge Marketer includes 15 connected social accounts.

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

    “15 connected social accounts Unlimited posts”

    Operator: "99 accounts, billed monthly Accounts 99 minimum, $ 1 each after" (same page).

  15. [15] SocialBu Agency connects up to 50 social accounts.

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

    “Agency Scale your agency $199 /month $149 /month ($1791 annually) Start free 7-day trial 50 Social accounts”

    Per-plan counts from https://socialbu.com/pricing.md (200): Starter "Connected accounts: 8", Growth "Connected accounts: 20", Agency "Connected accounts: 50". The page also offers custom account limits on request.

  16. [16] Pallyy includes 1 social set on Free and Pro, 10 on Agency and 30 on Scale.

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

    “Usage limits Free Pro Agency Scale Social sets 1 1 10 30 Accounts per social set 11 11 11 11 Team users 1 1 3 10”

    Same table: "Accounts per social set 11 11 11 11"; extra sets are $10/mo on Pro and Agency.

  17. [17] 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.”

  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] Post Bridge Marketer is described as for one person; inviting team members is listed on Operator.

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

    “Invite team members”

    Marketer card: "For one person marketing a business". Operator card: "Everything in Marketer, plus: No account limit Invite team members". No seat count is given.

  20. [20] SocialBu Growth includes 4 team members and Agency includes 8.

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

    “Team Members 4 8”

    https://socialbu.com/pricing.md (200): Growth "Teams: 5 - Team members: 4"; Agency "Teams: 20 - Team members: 8"; Free and Starter "Teams: 0 - Team members: 0".

  21. [21] Pallyy includes 1 team user on Free and Pro, 3 on Agency and 10 on Scale.

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

    “Usage limits Free Pro Agency Scale Social sets 1 1 10 30 Accounts per social set 11 11 11 11 Team users 1 1 3 10”

    FAQ on the same page: extra users are $10 a month on Agency; clients do not need a seat to approve.

  22. [22] 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.

  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] Approval workflows are not listed on the Post Bridge pricing page.

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

    Checked; the page does not state this. Tried https://www.post-bridge.com/pricing (200), https://www.post-bridge.com/ (200), https://www.post-bridge.com/mcp/docs (200), https://www.post-bridge.com/buffer-alternative (200). No approval feature is listed; the site describes approvals as team features "built around teams".

  25. [25] SocialBu lets you require content approval for a team, with posts held until an approver approves or rejects them with a reason.

    https://socialbu.com/collaborate, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Require content approval for a team and give selected members approval permission.”

    Same page: "Posts that need review stay in the awaiting approval view until an approver approves them or rejects them with a reason." Plan placement from https://socialbu.com/pricing (200) comparison table: "Content Approvals" sits under "Collaborate Teams".

  26. [26] Pallyy clients approve posts through a shared calendar link with no account and no seat.

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

    “Clients review and approve posts through a shared calendar link, with no Pallyy account and no seat.”

  27. [27] 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.

  28. [28] 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.”

  29. [29] White-label is not listed on the Post Bridge pages read.

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

    Checked; the page does not state this. Tried https://www.post-bridge.com/pricing (200), https://www.post-bridge.com/ (200), https://www.post-bridge.com/buffer-alternative (200). The phrase "white label" does not appear.

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

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

    Checked; the page does not state this. Tried https://socialbu.com/pricing (200), https://socialbu.com/pricing.md (200), https://socialbu.com/collaborate (200), https://socialbu.com/llms.txt (200). The phrase "white label" does not appear.

  31. [31] Pallyy lets you put the shared calendar on your own domain so client links carry your brand.

    https://pallyy.com/help/custom-domains, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Put your Pallyy shared calendar on your own domain or a branded Pallyy subdomain, so the links your clients see carry your brand instead of ours.”

  32. [32] 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.”

  33. [33] 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”

  34. [34] Post Bridge lists API access as included on its Marketer plan.

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

    “Marketer Most popular For one person marketing a business $ 39 /month 15 accounts, billed monthly Start 7 day free trial → $0.00 due today, cancel anytime 15 connected social accounts Unlimited posts Multiple accounts per platform Schedule posts MCP agent connect API included”

    The Operator card reads "Everything in Marketer , plus: No account limit Invite team members".

  35. [35] SocialBu includes a REST API on Starter, Growth and Agency.

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

    “Included plan-controlled capabilities: AI content generation, Content autocomplete, Saved snippets, Social listening, REST API, MCP server”

    This line is the Starter block; Growth and Agency repeat "REST API, MCP server". The Free block does not list them.

  36. [36] Pallyy API access is included on every plan.

    https://pallyy.com/features/api, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Pallyy API access is included on every plan: Free, Pro, Agency, and Scale.”

    The same page says the API does not currently expose analytics.

  37. [37] 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."

  38. [38] 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.”

  39. [39] Post Bridge has an MCP server that connects to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP-compatible AI.

    https://www.post-bridge.com/mcp, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Connect Post Bridge to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible AI.”

    The page lists 16 tools: "16 tools your AI can use to manage your entire social media presence." The pricing page lists "MCP agent connect" on Marketer.

  40. [40] SocialBu has an MCP server with 30+ tools that works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other MCP clients, included on every paid plan.

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

    “30+ MCP tools”

    Same page: "Let Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, or any MCP-compatible client create drafts, check analytics, and manage SocialBu work after you approve access." Paid-plan placement is from https://socialbu.com/pricing.md (200): "REST API, MCP server" under Starter, Growth and Agency.

  41. [41] Pallyy MCP access is included on every plan, the free plan included.

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

    “It is included on every plan, the free plan included, alongside the API”

  42. [42] A social inbox 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/llms.txt (200, the full docs index). No inbox for comments or DMs is listed; "Post comments" on the pricing page means scheduling follow-up comments.

  43. [43] Postiz analytics cover 10 of its 34 platforms; the rest do not report metrics back.

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

    “Only 10 of the 34 platforms report analytics back to Postiz.”

  44. [44] Postiz documents no export of scheduled posts; its public API has a List Posts endpoint that gets posts within a date range.

    https://docs.postiz.com/public-api/posts/list, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Get posts within a date range.”

    No CSV or bulk export is described in the docs index https://docs.postiz.com/llms.txt (200). MCP tool postsListTool lists scheduled posts between two dates (https://docs.postiz.com/mcp/introduction, 200). Self-hosted installs hold the data in the operator's own Postgres.

  45. [45] The post composer publishes to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, Google Business Profile and Mastodon.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/docs/app/create-post, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Toggle the platform icons across the top — Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, GBP, Mastodon.”

  46. [46] 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.

  47. [47] 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.”

  48. [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.”

  49. [50] Inbox pulls comments and DMs from connected accounts into one feed.

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

    “Inbox pulls them all into one feed so you can clear them in one sitting.”

  50. [51] Analytics opens on a unified summary across every connected account.

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

    “The default view is the **Unified summary** — your top-level numbers across every connected account.”

  51. [52] SocialBu tracks brand mentions, competitor chatter and keywords across 8 sources in listening streams.

    https://socialbu.com/listen, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Listen across 8 sources”

    Same page: "Track brand mentions, competitor chatter, product questions, and buying signals across social platforms." Plan placement from https://socialbu.com/pricing.md (200): "Social listening" is listed from Starter; Free has "Listening streams: 0".

  52. [53] SocialBu has one inbox for supported messages, comments, replies and reviews across connected accounts, on Growth and Agency.

    https://socialbu.com/respond, accessed 2026-10-15

    “View and respond to supported messages, comments, replies, and reviews across your connected accounts without switching between network apps.”

    Plan placement from https://socialbu.com/pricing.md (200): "Social inbox" is listed under Growth and Agency capabilities, not Free or Starter.

  53. [54] SocialBu has a free plan with 3 connected accounts and 10 lifetime posts.

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

    “## Free - Price: $0 - Connected accounts: 3 - Posts: 10 lifetime posts”

    Also on https://socialbu.com/pricing (200): "Free Try SocialBu with 3 social accounts and 10 lifetime posts".

  54. [55] 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).”

  55. [58] 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.”

  56. [59] 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.”

  57. [60] 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.

  58. [61] Postiz Ultimate is $99 per month, or $79 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%.”

    Ultimate card: "Ultimate $99 /mo Best for agencies 100 channels".

  59. [62] 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.

  60. [63] 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.