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RecurPost alternatives, compared

RecurPost’s Starter plan covers 2 social accounts and 10 posts per account a day; Personal covers 5. Twenty-one alternatives compared by channel cap.

The short answer

RecurPost’s Starter plan covers 2 social accounts, 1 user and 10 posts per account per day; Personal covers 5 accounts and 20 posts per account per day; Agency covers 20 accounts, 3 users and 80 posts per account per day, according to its pricing page. Each plan starts with a 14-day free trial, with no credit card. RecurPost is built around recurring scheduling: posts that go out again on a repeating schedule.

People look for an alternative when they need more than 2 accounts on the first plan, want a second person without moving to Agency, or want a plan that stays free.

The table further down compares twenty-one alternatives by how many channels their entry plan allows, read from each vendor’s own pricing page on the date shown. PostEase, which publishes this comparison, has no channel cap on any plan, the free one included.

RecurPost’s plans, in its own words

Each plan adds to the one before it. Prices are left out on purpose: they change too often, and differ by billing period and currency, to compare fairly.

RecurPost’s plans and what each includes, in RecurPost’s own words, from its pricing page, checked October 2026
RecurPost planAccounts, users and daily postsWhat it includes
Starter2 social accounts; 1 user; 10 posts per account, per dayRecurring and one-off scheduling; best-time scheduler; composer with built-in image editor
Personal5 social accounts; 1 user; 20 posts per account, per dayPlatform-specific post customization; post variations and seasonal libraries; Chrome extension
Agency20 social accounts; 3 users (owner + 2); 80 posts per account, per dayRoles and permissions; a separate workspace per client; approval workflow; white-label analytics reports
Enterprise100+ social accounts; custom users and workspacesCustom daily post limits and storage

Twenty-one RecurPost alternatives by channel cap

Each figure is the vendor’s cheapest plan and the channel limit it states, in its own words. Prices are left out on purpose, for the same reason as above.

RecurPost alternatives: each one’s entry plan and its channel cap, from its own pricing page, with the month it was checked
ToolEntry planChannels on that planChecked
PostEaseFreeEvery channel, no capOur own plans
BufferFree3 channelsOctober 2026
MetricoolFree1 brandOctober 2026
HootsuiteStandard10 social accountsOctober 2026
Sprout SocialEssentials5 social profilesOctober 2026
SocialBeeBootstrap5 social profilesOctober 2026
LoomlyStarter12 social accountsOctober 2026
Vista SocialProfessional15 social profilesOctober 2026
AgorapulseStandard10 social profilesOctober 2026
ContentStudioStandard5 social accountsOctober 2026
SocialPilotEssentials5 social media accountsOctober 2026
Zoho SocialFree6 channels (1 brand)October 2026
IconosquareFree2 social profilesOctober 2026
MeetEdgarEddie5 social accountsOctober 2026
StatusbrewLite5 social profilesOctober 2026
KontentinoStarter10 social profilesOctober 2026
MissinglettrSolo3 social profilesOctober 2026
SendibleCore6 social profilesOctober 2026
eClincherStandard15 profiles (expandable to 20)October 2026
OnlypultStart5 social accountsOctober 2026
Social ChampFree3 social accountsOctober 2026
PublerFree3 social accounts (except X)October 2026

Why people leave RecurPost

For someone who keeps a library of posts on a repeating schedule, RecurPost is built around that idea. The reasons people look elsewhere are mostly about fit:

  • Two accounts on Starter. A brand on three platforms needs Personal.
  • One user below Agency. A second person means the Agency plan.
  • Built for recurring posts. Someone who mostly posts new things uses little of the repeating schedule.
  • No stated free plan. Each plan starts with a 14-day trial.

What to compare

Before choosing, check the things that change what you pay and what you do every day:

  • Channels: how many the plan you would buy allows, and what the next one costs.
  • Seats: how many people can use it, and whether more cost extra.
  • Inbox: whether comments and messages arrive in one place on the plan you would buy.
  • Platforms: whether the platforms you post to are live for publishing, not only listed.
  • Bulk scheduling: whether you can schedule from a file on your plan.
  • Leaving: whether you can bring your existing calendar, and cancel without contacting anyone.

How PostEase compares, honestly

PostEase has no channel cap on any plan and no price per seat. Free includes every channel, 10 scheduled posts a month, publishing and the inbox; Creator, at $15 a month, adds Studio for video, Ideas, Automations, full Performance and the media kit. YouTube, X, LinkedIn (personal profile), Pinterest, Bluesky, and WordPress publishing are live today; Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and Threads are pending each platform's own API approval.

If your plan depends on recurring posts from content libraries, compare that carefully: it is RecurPost’s core idea, and PostEase recycles a post when you choose to, as a new draft. If you post to the live platforms and want scheduling, an inbox, video editing and a link-in-bio page in one place without an account limit, PostEase is built for that.

Moving your calendar from RecurPost

PostEase imports any CSV of scheduled posts with a caption and a date column. The upload guesses the rest, shows each column it matched for you to confirm, reads both ISO and US date formats, and brings the posts in as drafts, up to 500 rows a file, even before every channel is reconnected.

Questions

Does RecurPost have a free trial?

Yes. Each RecurPost plan starts with a 14-day free trial, and its pricing page says no credit card is needed.

How many social accounts does RecurPost include?

2 on Starter, 5 on Personal, 20 on Agency and 100 or more on Enterprise, according to RecurPost’s pricing page.

How many posts can I schedule on RecurPost?

10 posts per account per day on Starter, 20 on Personal and 80 on Agency, according to RecurPost’s pricing page.

What is a free alternative to RecurPost?

Several tools in the table have a free plan, each with its own cap: Buffer, Metricool, Zoho Social, Iconosquare, Social Champ and Publer. PostEase’s Free plan has no channel cap and includes the inbox, with 10 scheduled posts a month.

Can I import my RecurPost calendar into PostEase?

If you can export your scheduled posts as a CSV with a caption and a date, PostEase imports them as drafts, up to 500 rows a file, and shows each column it matched for you to confirm.

Sources

  1. RecurPost, RecurPost plans and pricing, checked October 2026.
  2. Buffer, Buffer pricing, October 2026.
  3. Metricool, Metricool pricing, October 2026.
  4. Hootsuite, Hootsuite pricing, October 2026.
  5. Sprout Social, Sprout Social pricing, October 2026.
  6. SocialBee, SocialBee pricing, October 2026.
  7. Loomly, Loomly pricing, October 2026.
  8. Vista Social, Vista Social pricing, October 2026.
  9. Agorapulse, Agorapulse pricing, October 2026.
  10. ContentStudio, ContentStudio pricing, October 2026.
  11. SocialPilot, SocialPilot pricing, October 2026.
  12. Zoho Social, Zoho Social pricing, October 2026.
  13. Iconosquare, Iconosquare pricing, October 2026.
  14. MeetEdgar, MeetEdgar pricing, October 2026.
  15. Statusbrew, Statusbrew pricing, October 2026.
  16. Kontentino, Kontentino pricing, October 2026.
  17. Missinglettr, Missinglettr pricing, October 2026.
  18. Sendible, Sendible pricing, October 2026.
  19. eClincher, eClincher pricing, October 2026.
  20. Onlypult, Onlypult pricing, October 2026.
  21. Social Champ, Social Champ pricing, October 2026.
  22. Publer, Publer pricing, October 2026.

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