Agorapulse

Social inbox operations

Use Agorapulse when too many social comments and messages are falling through the cracks and the inbox needs owners, rules, and reporting.

Why this fits

Give social conversations a real operating workflow.

Agorapulse combines publishing with a unified inbox, moderation, assignments, team performance, analytics, and reports. It is a better fit for a growing service or community workload than for a creator who simply needs a posting calendar.

The trade-off

Built for response operations, priced accordingly.

What you gain
  • Route social conversations, assignments, moderation, replies, and reports through a shared workflow.
  • Agorapulse publicly displays Ogilvy, Rockler, Blue Diamond Resorts, and WWF as customers.
What you sacrifice
  • Starting at $79 per user annually, it is expensive when the only job is scheduling posts.
Pricing & upgrade decision

Pay only when the workflow changes.

The free plan is for personal use. Compare the operational trigger—not only the keyword limit.

PlanBest fitWhat changesAIMKT decision
Standard$79/user/mo annual

One social manager

Unlimited scheduling · unified inbox · basic reports · 10 profiles

Choose when inbox ownership is already a real job.

Professional$119/user/mo annual

Growing team

Assignments, performance reporting, and expanded operations

Upgrade when team coordination is the bottleneck.

Questions

The practical questions before you buy.

Verified buyer answer
  1. 01

    How does Agorapulse charge?

    Agorapulse starts at $79 per user/month annually for Standard; Professional is $119 and Advanced $149, with a custom Enterprise plan.

  2. 02

    Which brands publicly use it?

    Agorapulse publicly displays Ogilvy, Rockler, Blue Diamond Resorts, and WWF as customers.

  3. 03

    Is it cheap compared with similar tools?

    It is costly for scheduling alone, but reasonable when the social inbox, moderation, and team accountability are active daily work.

Evidence & freshness
Agorapulse pricingChecked 2026-09-02
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