SocialPilot
Bulk scheduling and client management across social accounts, priced and built specifically for agencies running many clients at once.
What it costs
| Tier | Price | For | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Essentials | $20/month, or $17/month billed annually | A freelancer or small business managing a handful of accounts. | 5 social media accounts, 1 user, 500 AI credits, content library, analytics. |
| Standard | $40/month, or $34/month billed annually | A small agency starting to onboard a few clients. | 10 social media accounts, 3 users, 1,000 AI credits, bulk scheduling, social media inbox, team collaboration. |
| Premium | $100/month, or $85/month billed annually | An agency managing a real client roster. | 20 social media accounts, 6 users, 5,000 AI credits, advanced analytics, client approval workflows, white-label reports. |
| Ultimate | $200/month, or $170/month billed annually | A larger agency needing unlimited users and full white-labeling. | 40 social media accounts, unlimited users and AI credits, advanced security, advanced white-label capabilities, dedicated account manager. |
| Enterprise | Contact sales | An agency beyond 40 accounts or with custom client needs. | Custom accounts, unlimited users and clients, migration and onboarding support, SSO, API access. |
Read from SocialPilot's own pricing page on 25 Sep 2026. Vendors change prices without notice.
Where it breaks
Browser-based dashboard; supports the standard set of social platforms plus client-facing approval workflows most consumer schedulers don't offer.
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SocialPilot’s whole design points at one specific buyer: the small-to-mid agency managing social accounts for multiple clients, not a single business posting to its own handful of profiles. The tier structure makes that obvious — account count scales fast (5 to 40 across the paid tiers), and the client-approval workflow and white-label reporting on Premium and above are agency features, not solo-user ones.
Bulk scheduling is the baseline job — queue posts across dozens of accounts at once rather than one at a time — and the AI credits layered on top handle caption drafting and content suggestions, which matters most for an agency staffer managing content calendars for several clients simultaneously and needing a faster starting draft for each.
The white-label features are the real differentiator
The client-approval workflow (Premium and up) and white-label reports (Premium and up, deeper on Ultimate) are what separate an agency tool from a consumer scheduler — a client can review and approve posts before they go live, and the reporting a client receives can carry the agency’s branding instead of SocialPilot’s, which matters for an agency’s own positioning with its clients.
Against the alternatives
Against a consumer-facing scheduler like Buffer or Hootsuite, SocialPilot’s pricing is aggressively lower at comparable account counts, which is the main reason agencies managing many client accounts gravitate toward it — the trade is a slightly less polished interface for a meaningfully lower per-account cost at scale.
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