Standard, Professional, and Advanced publish both monthly and prepaid annual rates. Annual plans carry a 12-month commitment; monthly plans are month-to-month. Custom is quoted, and extra profiles plus X Plus, Advanced Listening, Advocacy, and other add-ons can increase cost.
$349 USD · per account · per month · Elite starting monthly rate · starting at · Elite starting rate displayed in the White Label pricing explanation
Enterprise
$800 USD · per account · per month · Enterprise starting monthly rate · starting at · Enterprise starting rate displayed in the White Label pricing explanation
The current official page identifies Core, Plus, Premium, Elite, and Enterprise with one, three, seven, fifteen, and fifty workspaces respectively. It exposes USD 349 per month for Elite and USD 800 per month for Enterprise but does not expose a safely bound numeric amount for the three lower plans in the accessible capture. Standard plans have no contract and can be cancelled at any time; custom and White Label contracts follow their signed terms.
Social teams and agencies coordinating publishing, engagement, reporting, and approvals
Organizations that value a unified inbox and clearly tiered collaboration controls
Teams needing branded reports, ROI analysis, and optional advanced listening
Agencies managing separate client workspaces and approval chains
Multi-location organizations that need scalable profile bundles and unlimited users
Marketing teams that value integrated engagement, campaign reporting, and branded client reports
Not for
Buyers expecting a permanent free plan
Large teams unwilling to pay per user
Organizations requiring advanced listening inside the core subscription
Teams requiring every direct-message channel in a single real-time inbox
Buyers whose decision depends on broad enterprise social intelligence rather than connected-profile monitoring
Organizations that require SSO or custom integration below Enterprise
Source check
96/100
97/100
Key features
Multi-network publishing and unified calendar
Unified inbox with assignments and moderation
Simple through multi-step approval workflows
Cross-network, ROI, team, and competitor reporting
Shared calendars, bulk scheduling, labels, and content library
Workspace-based calendar, queue, and bulk publishing
Priority Inbox with supported replies, sentiment, assignment, and archiving
Standard, campaign, custom branded, automated, and live reports
Unlimited users with plan-dependent approvals and permission groups
Content libraries, AI Assist, campaigns, and dynamic fields
Cons
Per-user pricing can become expensive for large teams
Additional profiles and X Plus can add recurring charges
Trial duration differs between current official sources
Priority Inbox coverage, delay, and historical windows vary by network
Core, Plus, and Premium public amounts were not safely extractable in the current capture
Advanced permissions require Elite and SSO requires Enterprise
Category buying score
76Joint highest score
76Joint highest score
Rank
#3
#5
Context
Marketing & SEO / Social Media Management Software
Marketing & SEO / Social Media Management Software
Planning and publishing
85Multi-network publishing and unlimited scheduling are supported, while advanced planning tools like shared calendars require the Advanced tier.
84Offers robust planning tools with AI Assist, workspace queues, and campaigns, while dynamic-field bulk publishing is limited to Elite plans.
Analytics and performance measurement
81Cross-network, ROI, team, and competitor reporting support measurement of social outcomes, while the supplied facts do not confirm broader BI exports or custom metric modeling, which keeps the score below the highest range.
82Campaign, custom branded, automated, and live reporting options support recurring performance measurement and client-ready output for connected profiles rather than only ad-hoc exports.
Engagement and community management
84The unified inbox with assignments and moderation supports community response management across networks, but the facts do not establish deeper community health tooling or service-level controls, so the score reflects strong operational coverage with bounded depth.
71Priority Inbox covers replies, sentiment, assignment, and archiving for supported networks, but the documented coverage excludes several other networks and message types, which narrows community management scope.
Collaboration and governance
77Collaboration and governance cover assignments, simple-to-multi-step approvals, and higher-tier custom roles plus SSO, letting controlled team workflows expand with plan level.
80Accommodates unlimited collaborators across all plans, but restricts advanced permissions and secure authentication to Elite and Enterprise.
Usability, support, and total cost
65Tiered workflow tools support day-to-day use, yet total cost rises with each seat, extra profiles, and add-ons, and dedicated service is positioned on Custom while self-service support levels remain undetailed.
74Unlimited users and no-contract standard plans can help total cost planning, but White Label adds separate pricing and the lower-plan public amounts were not safely extractable, which limits purchase certainty.
Integrations and security
70CRM integration and SSO require the Custom plan, limiting native connection and security options on lower self-service tiers.
65Restricts SSO and custom integration tools entirely to the Enterprise plan, creating security-compliance hurdles for lower-tier buyers.
Listening and monitoring
60The platform offers optional Advanced Listening, but the pricing page presents it as an add-on rather than a core subscription feature, so the score reflects partial support with a material purchase boundary.
67Monitoring is supported through the inbox and reporting features, but the facts do not establish broad social intelligence or comprehensive listening coverage, so the score reflects a connected-profile monitoring scope.
These are the stored dimension rationales returned with each score. They explain the buyer conditions behind the gap without speculating about hidden model reasoning.
Engagement and community management
13 pts
Agorapulse · 84/100
The unified inbox with assignments and moderation supports community response management across networks, but the facts do not establish deeper community health tooling or service-level controls, so the score reflects strong operational coverage with bounded depth.
Sendible · 71/100
Priority Inbox covers replies, sentiment, assignment, and archiving for supported networks, but the documented coverage excludes several other networks and message types, which narrows community management scope.
Usability, support, and total cost
9 pts
Agorapulse · 65/100
Tiered workflow tools support day-to-day use, yet total cost rises with each seat, extra profiles, and add-ons, and dedicated service is positioned on Custom while self-service support levels remain undetailed.
Sendible · 74/100
Unlimited users and no-contract standard plans can help total cost planning, but White Label adds separate pricing and the lower-plan public amounts were not safely extractable, which limits purchase certainty.
Listening and monitoring
7 pts
Agorapulse · 60/100
The platform offers optional Advanced Listening, but the pricing page presents it as an add-on rather than a core subscription feature, so the score reflects partial support with a material purchase boundary.
Sendible · 67/100
Monitoring is supported through the inbox and reporting features, but the facts do not establish broad social intelligence or comprehensive listening coverage, so the score reflects a connected-profile monitoring scope.
Research basis
Research basis
This page uses stored product facts, official evidence, and category scoring rationales. It is not an account-based hands-on test, and third-party user ratings are not folded into the category buying score.
Agorapulse
Fact confidence: 96% · Fact checked: 2026-08-10
Sendible
Fact confidence: 97% · Fact checked: 2026-08-10
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