Looking for a Sendible alternative?
Sendible prices by workspace, not by person: Core is $35 a month ($29.75 billed yearly) for 1 workspace of 6 profiles, and every plan has unlimited users, an inbox and reports. Approvals start on Plus at $99, and white label is a paid add-on on Elite and Enterprise. What sends people looking is usually one of three things: there is no free plan, a client approves as a user on your account from their own dashboard, and it doesn't publish to Pinterest or Mastodon.
Who should use which
Stay with Sendible if you run an agency or a multi-location brand with a big team: unlimited users, an inbox, reports that email themselves, Client Connect and white label are all things PostDaily doesn't have, and Google Business Profile matters for local businesses. PostDaily fits when you post to Pinterest or Mastodon, want clients to approve from a link without an account, or want a free plan and an MCP server to start on.
Where Sendible 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.
Unlimited users on every plan
Sendible never charges per person, so teammates, freelancers and clients cost nothing. You pay per workspace instead, each with 6 profiles, and an extra one is $15 to $35 a month. PostDaily's plans include 1, 3 or 10 seats.
An inbox and branded reports
Every plan has the Priority Inbox, which gathers comments and messages, scores their sentiment and lets you assign them to a teammate, plus standard reports. Premium adds branded reports that email themselves on a schedule or share as a live link. PostDaily has no inbox and no branded reports.
Agency tools: Client Connect and white label
Client Connect is a widget on your own website that lets a client connect their profiles without sharing a password or having a Sendible user. White label, a paid add-on from Elite, puts your logo and domain on the dashboard and the approval emails. PostDaily has neither: whoever connects a channel signs in to the workspace.
It publishes to networks we don't
Sendible publishes to Google Business Profile and WordPress, which PostDaily does not yet.
Where PostDaily is the better fit
Pinterest and Mastodon
Neither is on Sendible's pricing page or its list of supported platforms. PostDaily publishes to both, and to any Mastodon server on that server's own character limit.
Client approval from a link, with no account
Sendible's approvals start on Plus, at $99 a month, and the client approves as a user on your account, from their own client dashboard. PostDaily's review link, on Pro, lets a client approve or ask for changes in the browser with no account, and you can email them the link from PostDaily.
A free plan to start on
Sendible has a 14-day trial, limited to 20 posts a day per workspace, and no free plan. PostDaily's is permanent: 1 channel and 5 scheduled posts a month, with no card.
AI agents and API keys today
Sendible's API supports single sign-on only; its changelog says publishing API keys are on the way, and Zapier fills the gap for now. PostDaily's MCP server works on every plan, Free included, so Claude, ChatGPT or a script with an API key can schedule posts. It has no REST API or webhooks.
Side by side
Sendible figures taken from their own pricing page on . Prices change — check theirs before deciding.
| Sendible | PostDaily | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | None; 14-day trial, no card | 1 channel, 5 posts a month |
| Entry list price | $35 a month ($29.75 yearly), 1 workspace, 6 profiles | See pricing |
| Users | Unlimited on every plan | 1, 3 or 10 seats by plan |
| Client approval | Plus ($99 a month); client approves from their own dashboard | Pro plan, review link, no account |
| Inbox | Every plan | No |
| White label | Paid add-on on Elite and Enterprise | No |
| API and MCP | Zapier; publishing API announced, not yet out | MCP server on every plan, with API keys; no REST API or webhooks |
| Networks | 10, incl. Google Business Profile and WordPress; no Pinterest or Mastodon | Bluesky, Mastodon, X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Threads, YouTube and Pinterest live (LinkedIn in review) |
Common questions
- Does Sendible have a free plan?
- No. It has a 14-day free trial with no card, during which each workspace can send 20 posts a day.
- Can clients approve posts in Sendible without logging in?
- Sendible's help centre describes a client as a user on your account, with an email, username and password. You send the post for approval, the client gets a notification on their dashboard and an email, and they approve or reject it in their Tasks view. Approvals start on the Plus plan.
- Does Sendible support Pinterest or Mastodon?
- No. Neither is on Sendible's pricing page or its list of supported platforms, checked on 12 November 2026. PostDaily publishes to both.
- Does Sendible have an API?
- Not for publishing yet. Its API supports single sign-on only, and its October 2026 changelog says publishing API keys are on the way. Until then you can automate it through Zapier.
- What does Sendible do that PostDaily does not?
- Unlimited users, an inbox with sentiment, branded and emailed reports, Client Connect, white label, and publishing to Google Business Profile and WordPress.
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