Postwise writes and schedules across X, LinkedIn and Threads, and at volume it is cheaper than we are. What it does not appear to do is put a post in front of the client whose name goes on it. If nobody has to approve your work, Postwise may simply be the better buy.
Postwise details on this page were read from postwise.ai on 20 August 2026 and reflect their published plans on that date. Products change. Check their site before you decide, and tell us if anything here is out of date — we will fix it.
Postwise is cheaper here and we are not going to pretend otherwise. Their Unlimited plan is $97 for unlimited accounts; ours is $104 for ten. Their accounts also span three platforms, where ours are LinkedIn only. Buy on the workflow, not on the $7.
We would rather you buy the right tool than buy ours. Read both columns.
These are things they do that we do not, and are not planning to.
These are the reasons people actually switch.
Both prices are published. Here is the honest read, including the parts that do not flatter us.
Postwise Basic is $37 for three accounts. We have no three-account tier: Solo is $19 for one and Studio is $59 for five. Below five, they win on price.
Their Boss plan is $59 for five. Studio here is $59 for five. Identical, so the decision is entirely about whether you need approvals and per-client reporting.
Unlimited is $97 however many accounts you add. Ours is $104 at ten and $149 at twenty. If flat pricing at scale is what you are optimising for, theirs is the better shape and we will not argue with the arithmetic.
Postwise counts social accounts across X, LinkedIn and Threads, so three of theirs is not necessarily three LinkedIn profiles. They also discount 20% on annual billing, which we currently do not offer at all.
Fourteen days, no card. Put one real client through sign-off and see whether it saves you the week of chasing. If it does not, Postwise is cheaper and we would rather you kept it.
Per connected account. Teammates and approvers are free.