isocialpublishingWhat changes
Networks and caps
Free is Facebook and Instagram, one each. Starter adds X and LinkedIn. Studio and Agency open all twelve, at three or ten accounts each.
Pricing
Pay for the networks, not for a bundle of screens.
Every plan includes the desk. The price changes which networks you can connect, how many accounts each one allows, and whether caption drafts are included. Prices are in US dollars. Paid plans run 30 days.
What does not
The desk
Quick Post, a time on the post, and Posting Logs are how the desk works. You are not paying for a second product on the expensive plan.
The term
30 days
Paid memberships last 30 days. There is no yearly price. Auto-renew is off unless you turn it on. Free does not expire and does not renew.
How to choose.
The photographs are a desk and a shop. They are not customers. The choice is the list of networks, not a job title.
Start small
Free and Starter are the short list.
Free is no charge. One Facebook account and one Instagram account. It does not renew because it does not bill. It is there to learn the desk.
Starter is 29 dollars for 30 days. It adds X and LinkedIn, still one account each, with Quick Post, scheduling, and posting logs. It does not include YouTube, Pinterest, Reddit, or Google Business Profile.
When a creator outgrows it
The full list
Studio and Agency are the twelve.
Studio is 79 dollars for 30 days. All twelve networks, three accounts on each, Multi Post across that list, caption drafts, and the report chart.
Agency is 149 dollars for 30 days. The same networks and the same desk, with ten accounts on each. That cap is the reason to choose it. There is still no client portal.
What the ten accounts are forWhat the money does and does not buy.
Read this before you treat a failed post as a billing problem.
A term of the desk
You are paying for access, inside the networks and caps, for 30 days. You are not paying per post.
Auto-renew is optional
It is off unless you turn it on at checkout, and only when you pay by card. Turning it off stops the next charge. It does not refund the current 30 days.
A network can still refuse
A failed send is a log line. It is not a refund. The refund policy is the rule for money already taken.
Coupons
A code is a discount if checkout accepts it. It has no cash value. It does not change the refund rules.
Taxes
The price on this page does not add tax unless checkout says a tax is included.
The free plan stays free
We will not turn a free account into a charge unless you choose a paid plan and the payment succeeds.
The billing edges.
The rest of the contract is on the terms and the refund page. These are the parts people miss on a price card.
No yearly toggle
There is no annual price and no two-month discount hiding behind a switch. The term is 30 days.
Checkout wins
If this page and the signup screen ever disagree, the plan you select at checkout is the one you are buying.
Not a follower package
None of the prices buy reach, likes, or a promise that a network will accept the post.
Cancel the next one
Stop auto-renew in the membership area, or through the contact form, before the renewal is charged.
Four plans. The difference is the list.
Choose one when you create the account. Paid plans are 30 days, in US dollars.
Free
Learn the desk.
- Facebook and Instagram
- 1 account each
- Quick Post and scheduling
- Does not expire
Starter
Four networks.
- Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn
- 1 account each
- Quick Post, scheduling, logs
- No YouTube or Google Business
Studio
The full list.
- All 12 networks
- 3 accounts each
- Quick Post and Multi Post
- Caption drafts and reports
Agency
The same list, more accounts.
- All 12 networks
- 10 accounts each
- Everything in Studio
- No client portal
The twelve networks those prices point at.
Starter is the first four. Studio and Agency are all of them.
- Threads
- X
- Tumblr
- YouTube
- Google Business Profile
- Blogger
- WordPress
Photographs from Unsplash. They show rooms, desks, and shops. They are not staff portraits and not customer logos.
Pick the list. Then connect it.
Create an account, pick a membership, and connect the networks it includes.