Head to head

Google Business Profile post scheduling vs Rella

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Google Business Profile finally schedules its own posts. Since late 2025 you can set Updates, Offers, and Events to publish later, free, right in the profile dashboard, which closes a long-standing gap for single-location businesses.

From
Custom
Free plan

A collaboration tool first and a scheduler second, built for managers and agencies who work with clients.

From
$24 per member / mo
Free plan

Bottom line

Google Business Profile post scheduling and Rella both cover the basics; the right one comes down to how you post. Google Business Profile post scheduling is the stronger pick for Single-location businesses keeping one Google Business Profile fresh; choose Rella for Social media managers.

Features compared

FeatureGoogle Business Profile post schedulingRella
AI captionsNot assessedYes
Basic analyticsYesPartial
Advanced reportsNoNot assessed
Bulk uploadNoPartial
Evergreen recyclingNoNot assessed
Team rolesNot assessedYes
ApprovalsNot assessedYes
Link in bioNot assessedNo

Platforms compared

NetworkGoogle Business Profile post schedulingRella
InstagramNoAuto
FacebookNoAuto
X (Twitter)NoAuto
LinkedInNoAuto
TikTokNoAuto
PinterestNoAuto
YouTubeNoAuto
ThreadsNoAuto
Google BusinessAutoNo

Pricing

Google Business Profile post scheduling

Free

Free
Seats
Unlimited
Accounts
1
  • Free, built into Google Business Profile
  • Schedule Updates, Offers, and Events from the dashboard
  • Toggle 'Schedule this post', pick a date and time, and it publishes itself
  • Google added native post scheduling to Business Profile in late 2025. It's free and built in, with nothing to buy.
  • It suits a single-location business well. Multi-location businesses and agencies still tend to use a third-party tool for bulk scheduling, approvals, and unified reporting across profiles.
  • Google also offers a Business Profile API, which is how cross-network schedulers (SocialPilot, Hootsuite, Sendible, and others) post to Google Business alongside other platforms.

Rella

Pro

Custom

$24/mo billed annually

Accounts
Unlimited
  • $24 per member/mo (annual)
  • Unlimited client spaces
  • Calendar and Kanban
  • Approvals

Premium

Popular
Custom

$36/mo billed annually

Accounts
Unlimited
  • Branded sharing
  • Social inbox (Instagram)
  • Ella AI assistant

Premium Plus

Custom

$48/mo billed annually

Accounts
Unlimited
  • 1:1 onboarding
  • Priority support
  • More Ella AI
  • Custom branding
  • Priced per member (editor) seat; client 'Social Spaces' are unlimited and free.
  • The page defaults to annual prices; monthly figures are rendered client-side and were not captured.
  • The rella.co domain is a parked listing; the live product is at getrella.com.

Pros and cons

Google Business Profile post scheduling

  • Free and native, no third-party tool needed
  • Schedules Updates, Offers, and Events
  • Publishes automatically at the set time
  • Built right into the profile dashboard
  • No bulk scheduling or multi-location management
  • No calendar view or recycling
  • Google Business only
  • No dedicated app since the GBP app was retired

Rella

  • Unlimited client spaces included
  • Strong approval workflows and client-facing sharing
  • Kanban and task management
  • Instagram social inbox
  • Cost scales per seat
  • No link-in-bio
  • No Bluesky, Google Business, or Mastodon
  • Web app only, no native mobile app

Google Business Profile post scheduling vs Rella: FAQ

Is Google Business Profile post scheduling or Rella cheaper?
Rella starts at $24 per member / mo, while Google Business Profile post scheduling is quoted custom, so Rella is the one with a public entry price.
Does Google Business Profile post scheduling or Rella have a free plan?
Google Business Profile post scheduling has a free plan; Rella does not, though it offers a 14-day trial.
Which is better, Google Business Profile post scheduling or Rella?
Google Business Profile post scheduling is the stronger pick for single-location businesses keeping one Google Business Profile fresh, while Rella is the better fit for social media managers. We don't score them; the right call comes down to how you post.