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SocialBee Overview

Updated July 2, 2025

SocialBee is a social media management tool that helps you handle all your accounts in one place. Imagine having a helper who schedules your posts, organizes your content, and even tells you how well you’re doing online. That’s SocialBee in a nutshell. Launched in 2016 by a team at xAI, it’s grown into a popular choice for people who want to save time and grow their social media presence.

The tool works with platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter (now X), LinkedIn, Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube, and Google Business Profile.

Key Features

Agency Plans: Custom Pricing
Discounts and Free Trial

Price

Bootstrap Plan: $29 Per Month

The Bootstrap plan is perfect for solo users like bloggers or small business owners. For $29 a month, you can connect 5 social profiles and get analytics for 3 months of data. It’s a solid start if you’re managing just a few accounts.

Accelerate Plan: $49 Per Month

Growing a bit bigger? The Accelerate plan costs $49 a month and gives you 10 social profiles. You also get analytics for a full year. This plan suits startups or small teams who need more room to work.

Pro Plan: $99 Per Month

The Pro plan, at $99 a month, is built for pros like freelancers or agencies. You can handle 25 social profiles and create multiple workspaces. Plus, you get analytics for 2 years. It’s a big step up for those juggling lots of accounts.

Agency Plans: Custom Pricing

Running an agency with many clients? SocialBee offers bigger plans like Pro50, Pro100, or Pro150. These let you connect 50, 100, or even 150 profiles. Pricing depends on your needs, so you’ll need to chat with their team for a quote.

Discounts and Free Trial

Pay for a year upfront, and you’ll save about 16%. Also, SocialBee gives you a 14-day free trial with no credit card needed. You can test the Pro plan for free and see if it fits before spending a dime.

Pros

Cons

Learning Curve

At first, the setup might confuse you. Sorting categories and schedules takes a little practice.

Limited Integrations

It works with big platforms, but some, like Pinterest, need a workaround through Hootsuite. That’s an extra step.

Occasional Glitches

A few users report posts not publishing on time. It’s not common, but it can happen.

Basic Design

The look isn’t sleek or modern. If you love flashy tech, this might feel plain.

While these cons exist, they’re not deal-breakers for most. It’s about what you can live with.