Both plans have the same features. The difference is how many workspaces you get, and you can switch whenever you like.
Best for creators and small brands.
$19/month
Billed monthly
One workspace
Everything included
Best for agencies and larger businesses.
$99/month
Billed monthly
Unlimited workspaces
Everything included
No feature gating. Every workspace gets the full platform. You scale by adding workspaces, never by unlocking features.
Concrete scenarios that show how creators, startups, and agencies use TryPost day-to-day. Yours might look like one of these.
A solo creator
Batches a week of content on Sunday afternoon, queues it across Instagram, X, and TikTok in one calendar, then logs off. The week's posts ship on schedule while she's filming the next ones.
An agency owner
Runs 15 clients in 15 separate workspaces, with reviewers per client and shared brand kits. The whole team schedules from one dashboard. Approvals move from spreadsheets to inline comments next to the post.
A small business owner
A bakery owner schedules a week of pastry posts in 30 minutes. Previews every photo across networks before it goes live, so the framing fits Instagram's 4:5 and X's 16:9 without re-uploading.
A freelance social media manager
Migrated from Buffer when per-channel pricing got steep. One TryPost workspace covers her four freelance clients on the same plan, and the calendar filter switches between client views in one click.
A lifestyle blogger
Plans a month of content by topic pillars (recipes, travel, gear) and uses the calendar to see the mix at a glance. The best-time-to-post tool surfaces audience-active windows once 30+ posts are tracked.
An e-commerce brand manager
Posts across six platforms for a Shopify store. Designer drafts the visual, copywriter writes the caption, both work in the same post. Review thread, no Slack threads. About 10 hours of cross-tool coordination saved per week.
A solo creator
Batches a week of content on Sunday afternoon, queues it across Instagram, X, and TikTok in one calendar, then logs off. The week's posts ship on schedule while she's filming the next ones.
An agency owner
Runs 15 clients in 15 separate workspaces, with reviewers per client and shared brand kits. The whole team schedules from one dashboard. Approvals move from spreadsheets to inline comments next to the post.
A small business owner
A bakery owner schedules a week of pastry posts in 30 minutes. Previews every photo across networks before it goes live, so the framing fits Instagram's 4:5 and X's 16:9 without re-uploading.
A freelance social media manager
Migrated from Buffer when per-channel pricing got steep. One TryPost workspace covers her four freelance clients on the same plan, and the calendar filter switches between client views in one click.
A lifestyle blogger
Plans a month of content by topic pillars (recipes, travel, gear) and uses the calendar to see the mix at a glance. The best-time-to-post tool surfaces audience-active windows once 30+ posts are tracked.
An e-commerce brand manager
Posts across six platforms for a Shopify store. Designer drafts the visual, copywriter writes the caption, both work in the same post. Review thread, no Slack threads. About 10 hours of cross-tool coordination saved per week.
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