SocialPilot Review: Pricing, Pros, Cons & Alternatives

Overview

SocialPilot sells four bundled plans aimed at independent professionals, small businesses and agencies, with prices shown in US dollars, euros, pounds and Australian dollars^[11]. Essentials costs US$20 a month (US$17 on annual billing) for five social accounts and one user, with a content library, tags and analytics^[11].

Standard, at US$40 a month (US$34 annually), covers ten accounts and three users and adds bulk scheduling, a social inbox and team collaboration. Premium, at US$100 a month (US$85 annually), covers 20 accounts and six users and adds advanced analytics, client approval and white-label reports. Ultimate, at US$200 a month (US$170 annually), covers 40 accounts and unlimited users^[11]. Extra accounts cost US$4 a month and extra users US$5 a month; annual billing saves 15 percent, and a 14-day trial requires no card^[11].

SocialPilot’s appeal is price: an agency with 20 profiles and six users pays less per month than a single seat on several per-user platforms. Limitations are thinner listening and enterprise governance than the mid-market leaders, and higher-end features such as SSO and API access are reserved for the custom enterprise tier.

SocialPilot features

Smart queues and calendar view
Bulk scheduling (Standard+)
Content library with tags
Client approval (Premium+)
White-label reports (Premium+)
Monthly AI credit allowances
Bulk scheduling and smart queues
Social inbox (Standard+)

SocialPilot pricing

Essentials: US$20/month (US$17 annual), 5 accounts. Standard: US$40 (US$34), 10 accounts, 3 users. Premium: US$100 (US$85), 20 accounts, 6 users. Ultimate: US$200 (US$170), 40 accounts. 14-day trial.