dlvr.it review

dlvr.it automatically shares content from connected sources to connected social accounts. Sources can include RSS feeds and social profiles; the product details specifically name Instagram profiles, Facebook pages and TikTok as inputs. The content it can share includes photos, links and videos.

The setup is built around automation: connect a source, choose social accounts and let dlvr.it pass new content along. It also supports native video uploads for Reels and Shorts, and can resize and format photos for each platform. The homepage says dlvr.it supports 21 social platforms and is used by marketers and content creators. That headline figure is broad; the published details do not list all 21 platforms or explain which features work on each one.

A free plan is available. Paid plans start at $14.99 per month, according to the pricing details checked on November 6, 2026. The practical question is whether its queue and feed-update limits match your publishing volume.

The main case for dlvr.it is straightforward: it can turn feeds and social profiles into sources for automated sharing, rather than requiring every post to be copied across accounts by hand. RSS support is useful if your publishing starts with a site feed. The listed social inputs—Instagram profiles, Facebook pages and TikTok—give teams more than one kind of source to work with.

Media support goes beyond plain links. dlvr.it says it shares photos and videos, uploads Reels and Shorts as native video, and resizes and formats photos for each platform. That makes it a candidate for teams that want to automate recurring distribution while adapting media for different destinations.

The paid plans also scale input capacity: Pro at $14.99 per month and Plus at $39.99 per month include unlimited inputs, while Agency at $199.99 includes 1,500 inputs and 250 social profiles. Pro includes two team members; Plus includes three; Agency includes 10. The pricing page says annual billing saves up to 45%, though it does not list annual prices. For an organization managing many accounts, those caps are worth comparing with its current workflow.

The free plan is tightly capped: three social profiles, 10 inputs, three queued items, 10 feed updates per social profile and six-hour feed updates. That may suit light automation, but a queue of three items leaves little room for scheduled content. Pro raises the queue to 50 items for $14.99 per month; Plus costs $39.99 and raises it to 75. Neither paid plan lists faster feed updates than the free plan in the published pricing details: Pro includes 150 updates per social profile, and Plus includes 500.

Agency is a large price step at $199.99 per month. It includes 250 social profiles, 1,500 inputs and two-minute feed updates, but the pricing details say it includes all Pro features—not all Plus features. Check the exact feature fit before paying for the higher tier.

X has a separate ceiling: 150 posts per month per account. Additional X posts are available, but their price is not published. Annual billing may save up to 45%, yet annual prices are also not published, so comparing the true yearly cost takes another step. The published details do not specify analytics or other reporting features.

dlvr.it has a free plan, but its caps make it a light-use option: 3 social profiles, 10 inputs, 3 queued items, and 10 feed updates per profile every 6 hours. Pro costs $14.99 per month and raises that to 10 profiles, unlimited inputs, 50 queued items, and 2 team members.

Plus is $39.99 per month, $25 more than Pro. It adds 5 profiles, 25 queued items, and more feed updates per profile: 500 instead of 150. Agency jumps to $199.99 per month—$160 more than Plus—for 250 profiles, 1,500 inputs, 2-minute feed updates, and 10 team members.

The pricing page says annual billing saves up to 45%, but does not list annual prices, so compare the actual checkout total before committing. Additional X posts are available at an unpublished price; X is capped at 150 posts per month per account. Check that limit against your posting volume before choosing a plan.

Treat a switch as a reconnection and rebuild, not a one-click migration. dlvr.it’s listed workflow uses inputs such as RSS feeds and social profiles, then shares content to connected accounts. The published product information does not describe importing another scheduler’s queues, settings, or history. Budget time to reconnect sources and destinations and recreate the posting setup; the workload will depend on how many accounts and feeds you manage.

Before cancelling, check whether your current service can export anything you need and confirm what dlvr.it lets you export. Export and migration details are not published in the material available here, so don’t assume your queue or history will transfer. The free plan’s 3-profile and 3-queued-item limits may also prompt an upgrade as your needs grow, while paid plans start at $14.99 monthly. We can’t responsibly name common reasons people leave based on Reddit: no Reddit posts or comments were published to verify that.