POSTDAILY VS AGORAPULSE

Looking for an Agorapulse alternative?

Agorapulse is a social inbox first: comments, messages and reviews from every profile in one place, on every plan, with ROI reporting and listening around it. It charges per user, from $79 a month on annual billing, includes 10 profiles, sells X separately, and ended its free plan in July 2026. If the job is getting posts out on schedule, a lot of that is paid for and left unused.

Who should use which

Stay with Agorapulse if your team answers comments, messages and reviews every day, reports ROI to a boss or a client, or listens for mentions of the brand. None of that exists in PostDaily, and it is what Agorapulse's per-user price pays for. PostDaily fits a freelancer or a small team whose job is publishing: a queue per channel, a client who approves from a link, and Mastodon and X without an add-on.

Where Agorapulse is the better choice

Leading with this because it decides the question for a lot of people, and you should not have to dig for it.

An inbox on every plan

Comments, messages and Google reviews from every profile land in one inbox on Agorapulse's cheapest plan, with assignment, saved replies, labels and sentiment as you move up. PostDaily has no inbox at all. If your team answers people from its social tool, Agorapulse does a job we don't.

Reporting built for a boss or a client

Agorapulse has ROI reports, competitor tracking, a team report and, on Advanced, Report Studio with PowerPoint export and scheduled email reports. PostDaily reports each post's numbers next to it, which is a smaller thing.

Listening and advocacy

Advanced Listening and an employee advocacy programme are available as add-ons. PostDaily offers neither.

It publishes to a network we don't

Agorapulse publishes to Google Business Profile, which PostDaily does not yet.

Where PostDaily is the better fit

Seats come with the plan

Agorapulse bills each user. Three people with client approval means Advanced: 3 × $149 = $447 a month on annual billing. PostDaily's Pro plan includes 10 channels and 3 seats at one price, and Agency includes 100 channels and 10 seats.

X without a per-profile add-on

Agorapulse charges for every X profile, on every plan: $29 a month to publish, $69 with the inbox and reports. PostDaily includes X on its paid plans, within a monthly X budget, because X charges us per post.

Client approval below the top self-serve plan

Agorapulse's no-account approval is the shared calendar on Advanced, and the client's link lasts 60 days. PostDaily's review link comes with Pro: the client approves or leaves feedback in the browser, the link lasts as long as you set, and a post waiting for review is held instead of published.

Mastodon

Agorapulse doesn't publish to Mastodon. PostDaily does, to any server, and reads each server's own character limit instead of assuming 500.

A free plan that still exists

Agorapulse's free plan ended on 6 July 2026. PostDaily's is permanent: 1 channel and 5 scheduled posts a month, with no card.

Side by side

Agorapulse figures taken from their own pricing page on . Prices change — check theirs before deciding.

 AgorapulsePostDaily
Free planNone since July 2026; 30-day trial, no card1 channel, 5 posts a month
Billing modelPer user, 10 profiles per planPer plan, seats included
Entry list price$79 per user / month, billed annuallySee pricing
Extra profiles$10 a month each (annual), $15 monthlyMove up a plan
X (Twitter)$29 or $69 a month per X profileIncluded on paid plans, monthly X budget
No-login client approvalAdvanced plan, shared calendar, 60-day linksPro plan, review link
Inbox and listeningInbox on every plan; listening is an add-onNo
Networks10 with X as an add-on; no MastodonBluesky, Mastodon, X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Threads, YouTube and Pinterest live (LinkedIn in review)

Common questions

Is PostDaily cheaper than Agorapulse?
For publishing, usually. Agorapulse is $79 per user a month on annual billing, X costs $29 or more per X profile, and client approval without an account needs Advanced at $149 per user. PostDaily's plans include seats and X; compare on our pricing page. If you use Agorapulse's inbox or reports, the comparison is not like for like.
Does Agorapulse still have a free plan?
No. It ended on 6 July 2026. A free Archie AI plan remains, which posts only through Agorapulse's AI assistant, and there is a 30-day trial with no card.
Does Agorapulse support Mastodon?
No. Mastodon isn't on the list of networks in Agorapulse's help centre, checked on 12 November 2026. PostDaily publishes to Mastodon.
What does Agorapulse do that PostDaily does not?
A shared inbox for comments, messages and reviews, ROI and competitor reporting, listening and advocacy add-ons, and publishing to Google Business Profile.

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