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Maeve Social vs Robopost

Maeve Social

Maeve Social brings the brief, the content plan, nine-network publishing and client sign-off into one workspace, with an inbox and reporting to carry the work through after publication.

From
$20a month, billed yearly
Free scheduling
No
Robopost

Multi-network scheduling and automation with recurring content, RSS/blog imports, AI tools and optional agency workspaces.

From
Free
Free scheduling
Yes

Bottom line

Robopost is the pick for publishers automating RSS and blog distribution, and it's the only one of the two with a free scheduling plan. Maeve Social fits teams keeping briefs, planning, drafts and publishing together better.

Maeve Social starts at $20 a month, billed yearly, and Robopost has a free plan and paid plans from $9 a month.

Key differences

Where the two actually diverge, before the full tables.

  • Robopost has a free scheduling plan; Maeve Social doesn't, though it offers a 3-day trial.
  • Paid plans start at $9 a month on Robopost and $20 a month, billed yearly on Maeve Social.
  • Maeve Social posts to 9 networks, Robopost to 12.
  • Only Robopost reaches Bluesky.

Features compared

FeatureMaeve SocialRobopost
AI captionsYesYes
Basic analyticsYesNot assessed
Advanced reportsYesNot assessed
Bulk uploadNot assessedYes
Evergreen recyclingPartialYes
Team rolesYesNot assessed
ApprovalsYesNot assessed
Link in bioNot assessedNot assessed

Platforms compared

NetworkMaeve SocialRobopost
InstagramAutoAuto
FacebookAutoAuto
X (Twitter)AutoAuto
LinkedInAutoAuto
TikTokAutoAuto
PinterestAutoAuto
YouTubeAutoAuto
ThreadsAutoAuto
BlueskyNoAuto
Google BusinessAutoAuto
TelegramNot assessedAuto
WordPressNot assessedAuto

Pricing

Prices use each tool’s billing unit. Annual equivalents are labeled as billed yearly; scaling rows show monthly costs and available annual rates.

Maeve Socialflat pricing

No free plan; 3-day trial.

Lowest public entry price
$20 a month, billed yearly

Whole-plan price; it doesn't scale per unit.

Robopostflat pricing

Free plan available.

Free entry plan
Free

Whole-plan price; it doesn't scale per unit.

Maeve Social

Basic

$25a month

$20 a month billed annually

Seats
1
Accounts
20
Scheduled posts
Not confirmed
  • $25/month or $240/year ($20/month equivalent)
  • 1 user, 2 workspaces, 20 social connections
  • 20 GB storage and 800 monthly AI credits
  • Workbench, calendar, grid planner, recurring posts, inbox and account analytics
  • API, CLI and MCP access; 1 tracked Instagram competitor

Standard

Popular
$99a month

$79.17 a month billed annually

Seats
5
Accounts
50
Scheduled posts
Not confirmed
  • $99/month or $950/year (about $79.17/month equivalent)
  • 5 users, 5 workspaces, 50 social connections
  • 50 GB storage and 1,500 monthly AI credits
  • Team approvals, guest client reviews, client upload links and shared calendar snapshots
  • Aggregate analytics, branded PDFs and scheduled report delivery
  • Instagram/Facebook auto-replies; 5 tracked Instagram competitors

Premium

$199a month

$158.33 a month billed annually

Seats
Unlimited
Accounts
Unlimited
Scheduled posts
Not confirmed
  • $199/month or $1,900/year (about $158.33/month equivalent)
  • Unlimited users, workspaces and social connections as advertised
  • 100 GB storage and 3,000 monthly AI credits
  • 15 tracked Instagram competitors and team performance insights
  • Advertised dedicated success manager and phone support
  • Public USD monthly prices are $25/$99/$199. Annual bills are $240/$950/$1,900, equivalent to $20/about $79.17/about $158.33 per month. The vendor displays rounded annual equivalents of $20/$79/$158. Checkout shows applicable taxes and currency; App Store pricing follows its store listing.
  • Whole-plan bundles include users, workspaces and social connections. One account on one network counts as one connection. Premium advertises unlimited users, workspaces and connections, alongside its 100 GB storage, 3,000 monthly AI credits and 15 tracked Instagram competitors.
  • Every plan offers a three-day trial, with a card collected at web trial checkout. AI-credit top-ups are available at 50 credits per USD, with a $10 minimum.
  • Subscriptions renew automatically. Cancellation generally takes effect at the end of the paid period, with refunds governed by the published terms and applicable law. Apple-billed subscriptions are managed through Apple.

Robopost

Free

Free
Accounts
3
Scheduled posts
10
  • 3 channels; 10 scheduled posts/month

Starter

$9a month
Accounts
3
Scheduled posts
150
  • Paid allowance is separate from the free plan.
  • X posting uses credits even on unlimited plans. Instagram requires Creator or Business, and Instagram Stories require Business. The vendor's TikTok footnote specifies Business accounts.
  • X credits: Starter 100, Basic 200, Pro 400, Agency 800 monthly. Ordinary X post costs 1 credit; post with URL 14. Extra 500 credits US$15.
  • Basic $19/10 channels/500 posts; Pro $39 and Agency $69 list unlimited channels/posts.

Pros and cons

Maeve Social

  • Nine publishing networks, including Google Business Profile
  • Workbench docs, canvas and tables connected to real posts
  • Staged approvals and no-login client reviews on Standard
  • Branded PDFs and scheduled report delivery on Standard
  • API, CLI and MCP access from Basic
  • Reusable media, captions and replies, with Canva and Google Drive imports

Robopost

  • RSS and blog-source automation, WordPress and Telegram publishing; broad content-recycling options.
  • X is credit-metered, including on unlimited-post plans.
  • An X post containing a link uses 14 credits rather than one.

Maeve Social vs Robopost: FAQ

Is Maeve Social or Robopost cheaper?
Robopost has a free entry plan. Maeve Social starts at $20 a month, billed yearly. The plans may cover different workloads, so check the required accounts and features.
Does Maeve Social or Robopost have a free plan?
Robopost has a free plan; Maeve Social does not, though it offers a 3-day trial.
Which is better, Maeve Social or Robopost?
Maeve Social is the stronger pick for teams keeping briefs, planning, drafts and publishing together, while Robopost is the better fit for publishers automating RSS and blog distribution. We don't score them; the right call comes down to how you post.

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