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Ordinal vs RecurPost

Ordinal

Ordinal serves executive and team publishing workflows. Its approval guide distinguishes optional requests from blocking approval, which can stop unapproved scheduled posts. Confirm the current plan and account allowances before buying.

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Free scheduling
No
RecurPost

RecurPost organizes reusable posts into libraries with recurring schedules and date-based stopping. Library Calendar shows longer-range output, while editing the next queued occurrence leaves the saved library version unchanged.

From
$7.50a month, billed yearly
Free scheduling
No

Bottom line

RecurPost is the pick for businesses maintaining reusable content libraries, and it reaches Pinterest and Google Business among others, which Ordinal doesn't. Ordinal fits companies running executive or founder social programs better.

A verified price comparison requires the same billing term, currency and eligible workload. See each pricing section for the published terms. RecurPost adds evergreen recycling and a social inbox that Ordinal leaves out.

Key differences

Where the two actually diverge, before the full tables.

  • Ordinal posts to 7 networks, RecurPost to 10.
  • Only RecurPost reaches Pinterest, Bluesky, and Google Business.
  • RecurPost has evergreen recycling; Ordinal doesn't.
  • RecurPost has a social inbox; Ordinal doesn't.

Features compared

FeatureOrdinalRecurPost
AI captionsYesYes
Basic analyticsYesYes
Advanced reportsNot assessedYes
Bulk uploadNot assessedYes
Evergreen recyclingNoYes
Team rolesYesYes
ApprovalsYesYes
Link in bioNot assessedNot confirmed

Platforms compared

NetworkOrdinalRecurPost
InstagramAutoAuto
FacebookAutoAuto
X (Twitter)AutoAuto
LinkedInAutoAuto
TikTokAutoAuto
PinterestNoAuto
YouTubeAutoAuto
ThreadsAutoAuto
BlueskyNoAuto
Google BusinessNoAuto

Pricing

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

OrdinalPricing qualification

No free plan; 14-day trial.

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RecurPostflat pricing

No free plan; 14-day trial.

Lowest public entry price
$7.50 a month, billed yearly

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

Ordinal

Starter

Displayed $95 monthly or $85/month annually; currency unconfirmed

Seats
3
Accounts
4
Scheduled posts
50
  • Approvals
  • 14-day analytics history

Pro

Displayed $265 monthly or $235/month annually

Seats
Unlimited
Accounts
4
Scheduled posts
Unlimited
  • API and MCP
  • All-time analytics

Growth

Displayed $695 monthly or $625/month annually

Seats
Unlimited
Accounts
4
  • Webhooks and custom permissions
  • Default blocking approvals

Enterprise

Custom

  • SAML/SSO and expanded advocacy
  • Additional scheduling profiles are displayed at $20/month; engagement-only profiles are separate and cannot schedule or supply analytics.
  • Current official domain is tryordinal.com. Verify billing currency and exact annual charge; advertised dollar figures alone do not establish USD.

RecurPost

Starter

$9a month

$7.50 a month billed annually

Seats
1
Accounts
2
Scheduled posts
Unlimited
  • $9/mo, $7.50 on annual ($90/yr)
  • 2 social accounts (extra $4/mo each), 1 user
  • 10 posts a day per account

Personal

Popular
$25a month

$20.83 a month billed annually

Seats
1
Accounts
5
Scheduled posts
Unlimited
  • $25/mo, about $21 on annual ($250/yr)
  • 5 social accounts (extra $4/mo each), 1 user
  • 20 posts a day per account, content libraries, AI

Agency

$79a month

$65.83 a month billed annually

Seats
3
Accounts
20
Scheduled posts
Unlimited
  • $79/mo, about $66 on annual ($790/yr)
  • 20 social accounts (extra $4/mo each), 3 users (extra $20/mo each)
  • 80 posts a day per account, approval workflows, team collaboration

Enterprise

Custom
Seats
Not confirmed
Accounts
Not confirmed
Scheduled posts
Unlimited
  • Custom pricing for 100+ accounts
  • Custom users and limits
  • Current plans are Starter $9/month, Personal $25 and Agency $79, plus custom Enterprise. No permanent free plan; the 14-day no-card trial pauses without payment rather than auto-charging.
  • Annual billing gives two months free: $90/$250/$790 per year; rounded monthly equivalents are $7.50/$20.83/$65.83. USD selected; taxes extra.
  • Included accounts/users: 2/1, 5/1, 20/3. Daily per-account post caps are 10/20/80. Extra accounts $4/month; extra members $20/month.
  • Media overage is automatically billed at $5 per 50GB beyond included storage. X link tweets have a separately documented wallet charge; verify current fee and analytics consumption.
  • Official plan table and FAQ conflict on lower-tier role availability; verify required permission controls. Preserve the documented library-versus-queued-edit distinctions.

Pros and cons

Ordinal

  • Executive and team content coordination
  • Documented optional and blocking approval requests
  • Prices increase with added publishing profiles
  • Default blocking approval policy requires Growth
  • Native media features remain network-dependent

RecurPost

  • Weekly, monthly and custom library recurrence
  • Date-based stop-recurring controls
  • Library Calendar for longer-range recurring output
  • Separate temporary queued edits from saved library content
  • Permanent corrections require checking the saved source and already-queued occurrence
  • Publication-count expiry is unverified in the cited guides
  • Network repetition rules and required review permissions need separate confirmation

Ordinal vs RecurPost: FAQ

Is Ordinal or RecurPost cheaper?
A verified price comparison is unavailable for these configurations. Check the current billing term, currency, required capacity and plan features before comparing totals.
Does Ordinal or RecurPost have a free plan?
Neither has a free plan. At least one advertises a trial. Check each current trial offer and billing terms.
Which is better, Ordinal or RecurPost?
Ordinal is the stronger pick for companies running executive or founder social programs, while RecurPost is the better fit for businesses maintaining reusable content libraries. We don't score them; the right call comes down to how you post.

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