Looking for a SocialPilot alternative?
SocialPilot is an agency tool at a small-business price: Essentials is $30 a month ($25.50 billed yearly) for 7 accounts, extra accounts are $4 each, and Premium adds client management, approval from an email link and white-label reports for $100. Its inbox, analytics and approvals start on Standard, and it doesn't publish to Mastodon.
Who should use which
Stay with SocialPilot if you run an agency: approval from an email link, white-label reports and $4 extra accounts make it hard to beat on price, and PostDaily has no white label or inbox. PostDaily fits when you post to Mastodon, want a free plan to start on, or need a queue that holds posts for a disconnected channel instead of failing them.
Where SocialPilot 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.
Agency features for the price
Premium, $100 a month ($85 billed yearly), covers 25 accounts, 6 users and unlimited client seats, with client management and white-label reports. Ultimate adds a custom domain, branded emails and a branded login. PostDaily has no white label.
Client approval without a login
From Premium, a client approves or sends back a post from an emailed link, and can set posts to approve themselves if nobody acts an hour before they're due. That is as good as PostDaily's review link, on a dearer plan.
Cheap extra accounts, an inbox and analytics
Extra accounts are $4 a month on every plan, and Standard ($50 a month) adds an inbox, analytics and manager approval. PostDaily has no inbox.
It publishes to a network we don't
SocialPilot publishes to Google Business Profile, which PostDaily does not yet.
Where PostDaily is the better fit
Mastodon
SocialPilot doesn't list Mastodon. PostDaily publishes to any Mastodon server, on that server's own character limit.
A free plan to start on
SocialPilot has a 14-day trial and no free plan. PostDaily's is permanent: 1 channel and 5 scheduled posts a month, with no card.
A queue that recovers
Each channel has its own weekly posting times. When a network errors, PostDaily retries what is worth retrying, shows the network's own message for what isn't, and holds a disconnected channel's posts until you reconnect instead of failing them.
Side by side
SocialPilot figures taken from their own pricing page on . Prices change — check theirs before deciding.
| SocialPilot | PostDaily | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | None; 14-day trial, no card | 1 channel, 5 posts a month |
| Entry list price | $30 a month ($25.50 yearly), 7 accounts, 1 user | See pricing |
| Extra accounts | $4 a month each | Move up a plan |
| Client approval | Premium ($100 a month), emailed link, no login | Pro plan, review link, no account |
| White label | Reports from Premium; full branding from Ultimate | No |
| Inbox | From Standard ($50 a month) | No |
| Networks | 10, incl. Bluesky; no Mastodon | Bluesky, Mastodon, X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Threads, YouTube and Pinterest live (LinkedIn in review) |
Common questions
- Does SocialPilot have a free plan?
- No. It has a 14-day trial with no card.
- Can clients approve posts in SocialPilot without logging in?
- Yes, from the Premium plan: a client approves or sends a post back from an emailed link.
- Does SocialPilot support Mastodon?
- No. Mastodon isn't on SocialPilot's list of networks, checked on 12 November 2026. PostDaily publishes to it.
- What does SocialPilot do that PostDaily does not?
- White-label reports and branding, client management, an inbox, $4 extra accounts, and publishing to Google Business Profile.
Try it before you decide
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