Sked Social review

Sked Social is a social media management platform for teams handling multiple accounts or locations. It brings content planning, approvals, publishing and reporting into one workflow, with agencies, franchises and brand teams among its intended users.

Teams can collect ideas, organise them by content pillar and plan posts on a calendar. Sked Social also supports scheduling and auto-publishing across channels, including Instagram Stories with link stickers. For review, teams can set up internal approval workflows or send clients and locations review links that do not require a login.

The platform’s shared inbox brings DMs, comments, mentions and Google reviews together. Its reporting includes multi-channel dashboards and custom exports in PDF or Excel. AI tools can draft captions and replies, summarise content and edit suggested copy. In short, Sked Social covers more than scheduling: it combines publishing with team review, engagement and reporting.

Sked Social’s main advantage is the breadth of its workflow. Teams can plan content, send it for approval, publish it and review performance without treating each step as a separate job. That is a practical fit for agencies or multi-location organisations where several people need to review posts before they go live.

• The calendar supports idea collection and organisation by content pillar, giving teams a place to structure content as well as schedule it.
• Approval workflows include no-login review links, so clients or location managers can review content without needing a platform account.
• Publishing includes auto-publishing across channels and Instagram Stories with link stickers.
• The shared inbox combines DMs, comments, mentions and Google reviews, while analytics provide multi-channel dashboards and PDF or Excel report exports.
• AI features cover caption and reply drafts, summaries and edits to suggested content.

That mix can reduce handoffs between planning, publishing and reporting. Sked Social is not just a visual calendar: the approvals and inbox make it more relevant to teams managing several accounts than to someone who only needs to queue posts.

The main constraint is that profile capacity is capped by plan, and adding profiles costs extra. The listed Grow plan is $58 per month when billed annually and includes 3 users, 6 profiles, 2 fixed post statuses and 5 competitors. Extra profiles cost $80 per year each. Grow’s monthly price is not published.

Accelerate is listed at $166 per month billed annually, or $199 per month billed monthly. It includes 6 users, 10 profiles and 20 competitors; extra profiles cost $100 per year each, and extra users cost $150 per year each. Custom starts at $249 per month, with user and profile counts set by contract; annual pricing is not published. More than 20 competitors are available on request.

There is no free plan, though the pricing lists a 14-day trial. For an agency adding clients, the per-profile charges can make the headline price a poor guide to the eventual bill. Work out how many profiles and users you will need before comparing plans; otherwise, the add-ons may matter more than the base price.

Sked Social has no free plan; the listed free trial is 14 days. Grow costs $58 per month when billed annually, but its monthly-billing price is not published. It includes 3 users and 6 profiles, with two fixed post statuses and five competitors. Extra profiles cost $80 per year each.

Accelerate is $166 per month billed annually, or $199 per month billed monthly. That is a steep jump from Grow: the annual rate is $108 more per month, before add-ons. Accelerate includes 6 users, 10 profiles and 20 competitors; extra profiles cost $100 per year each, and extra users cost $150 per year each.

Custom starts at $249 per month, but annual pricing is not published. User and profile allowances are custom, as are the prices for extras. The pricing page lists 20 competitors, with more available on request. Budget carefully if your profile count may grow: the per-profile fees can add up, and Custom does not publish a full rate card.

Plan for a workflow change, not just a switch of publishing tools. Sked Social’s listed features include calendars, approval workflows, a shared inbox, analytics and reports, so map which people, accounts and processes need to move before choosing a start date. The published materials do not say whether posts, inbox history, approvals or account settings can be imported from another platform.

Sked Social lists PDF and Excel exports for custom reports, but that does not confirm a full data export or an archive of past content. Ask the vendor what you can take with you, and test the answer against your record-keeping needs before committing. We also don’t have Reddit posts or comments in the published sources, so we can’t responsibly say what users there report as reasons for leaving. Treat migration support, export scope and cancellation terms as questions to confirm directly; the published pricing details don’t answer them.