Sendible Review: Pricing, Pros, Cons & Alternatives

Overview

Sendible is a social media management tool built around agency workflows, with plans defined by client workspaces and social profiles rather than by user seats. All five tiers include unlimited users^[10].

Core covers one workspace and six profiles with unlimited scheduling, unlimited AI credits, bulk scheduling, monitoring and replies, and standard reports; Plus raises this to three workspaces and 18 profiles and adds assignment and approvals^[10]. Premium (seven workspaces, 42 profiles) adds content libraries, custom branded reports, campaigns and a dedicated account manager; Elite (15 workspaces, 90 profiles) adds dynamic fields for bulk posting and advanced permissions; Enterprise covers 50 workspaces, 300 profiles and SSO, with white-label available as a paid add-on on the top two tiers^[10]. Daily sending is capped per workspace, from 100 posts on Core to 500 on Elite and Enterprise^[10].

Sendible’s pricing page lists an entry offer of US$35 a month in its structured data, and annual billing saves 15 percent; plan-by-plan prices were not legible in the captured page^[10]. The main strengths are unlimited users and client-oriented workspaces; the main limitations are per-workspace daily posting caps and white-label being an extra charge.

Sendible features

Unlimited users on every plan
Client workspaces with approvals (Plus+)
Unlimited AI credits
Bulk scheduling on all plans
Custom branded reports (Premium+)
SSO on Enterprise; white-label add-on

Sendible pricing

Plans: Core (1 workspace, 6 profiles), Plus (3, 18), Premium (7, 42), Elite (15, 90), Enterprise (50, 300). Entry offer listed at US$35/month; annual billing saves 15%. 14-day free trial, no card.