RecurPost review

RecurPost is a social media scheduler and management workspace for people handling several brands or clients. It brings planning, publishing, supported comments and messages, client approvals, and reporting into one place. The visual calendar lets teams plan ahead; bulk CSV import is for loading posts in batches, while per-network customization lets you adapt a post for each platform rather than publish identical copy everywhere.

For client reviews, RecurPost offers approvals through a shareable link and says it does not store client passwords. Its unified inbox covers supported comments and messages, with DM automation where available. The homepage says RecurPost has been used by more than 100,000 brands and agencies in 163+ countries since 2016.

There is no free plan, but the pricing page lists a 14-day trial. Paid plans start at $9 per month, or $7.50 per month with annual billing.

The clearest fit is agency work that needs more than a publishing queue. RecurPost combines client workspaces, roles and permissions, approval workflows, shareable calendars, and white-label reports. That can reduce the need to stitch together separate tools for scheduling and client sign-off. The pricing page lists those agency features on the $79 monthly Agency plan, which includes 20 social accounts and three users.

The tier structure is easy to compare, and annual billing is listed at roughly 17% below monthly pricing. The entry plan is $9 monthly for two accounts and one user; the Agency plan adds more accounts, team access, and client workflow features. CSV scheduling and per-platform customization are useful when a team batches content but still needs to tailor posts by network.

RecurPost also offers recurring scheduling and content recycling. In one Reddit discussion, users describe evergreen content libraries and automatic reposting as a reason to consider it. That is user commentary, not proof that recycled posts perform better. The practical value is less manual re-queuing for content that remains relevant.

The headline price is not the full cost for a growing team. The $9 Starter plan is limited to two social accounts and one user, with 10 posts per account per day. Personal costs $25 monthly and covers five accounts, one user, and 20 posts per account per day. Agency is $79 monthly for 20 accounts and three users, with an 80-post daily cap per account. Teams that exceed those limits need to check Enterprise pricing, which is custom and not published.

Several useful extras cost more: additional social profiles are $4 per month each, team members are $20 each, and shareable calendars are $10 per block of 10. RSS feeds, recurring time slots, and AI post or image blocks are also paid add-ons. Storage beyond the plan limit costs $5 per extra 50 GB. X link posts incur a $0.20-per-tweet fee charged directly by X.

So the low entry price may not suit an agency that needs more users, profiles, or calendars. Work out the required account and seat count before comparing the monthly total with alternatives.

RecurPost starts at $9 per month for Starter, or $7.50 per month with annual billing. That covers 2 social accounts and 1 user, with a limit of 10 posts per account per day. Personal costs $25 monthly or $20.83 monthly when billed annually; it raises the caps to 5 accounts and 20 posts per account per day, but still includes only 1 user.

The agency tier is the sharp jump: $79 monthly or $65.83 monthly annually. It includes 20 accounts and 3 users, plus client workspaces, approvals and white-label reports. More users cost $20 per member per month, and extra profiles cost $4 each per month. Other paid extras include shareable calendars at $10 per 10-calendar block and recurring time slots at $20 per 10-slot block. The pricing page lists two months free with annual billing. There’s no free plan, but a 14-day trial is available. Enterprise pricing is custom and not published.

RecurPost supports CSV scheduling, which gives teams a way to bring post content into its queue. But the published product information does not say whether it can import directly from another scheduler, preserve scheduling history, or export posts and analytics. Treat migration of existing content and records as a manual-check item; confirm export options before moving a large library or client operation.

Plan limits may also shape the move. Agency includes 3 users, so larger teams should price the $20-per-member monthly add-on before switching. Extra profiles cost $4 each per month. We don’t have sourced Reddit reports here to establish why users leave RecurPost or what problems they encounter. Ask support about data export, account handoff and cancellation before committing, especially if you need to take client calendars and reports with you.