Buffer Pricing

“While Hootsuite had more features, it wasn't worth the cost when I could use the free version of Buffer.”

“Hootsuite is good if you have the budget for social media baked into your communications budget/a communications budget in and of itself.”

“Nonprofits get a discount of 15% and small businesses can use the starter plan of $15, which is very affordable considering how much time it saves. … It is a great social media scheduling software with affordable pricing.”

“A larger company might need to look into a higher cost plan, but small marketing teams can absolutely utilize this plan for $15.”

“It's incredibly affordable ($10/month as of 5/2014) and the company blog is so comprehensive, I would pay $10/month just for their latest posts.”

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Buffer had the best free version, but Zoho social had the most social media channels available in the price range.

Hootsuite was the tool we first wanted, but the price was... … scheduling free trial posting times.”

“Bundle price accounts for a cheaper fee Allow dynamic hashtag posting per category.”

“The lowest plan of $15 is very affordable and gives you exactly what you need. … The pricing model allows for users to only pay for what they use.”

“The starter plan is only $15 and the various features of Buffer are split up in terms of cost.”

“As a small university, it is hard for us to justify paying the $50 per month price tag for our analytics. … The one negative impact on the ROI that we have had is paying the $50 per month for the Analytic section.”

“Total cost is just $109 per month (Nonprofit rate for Buffer Team, plus one Sprout account for myself.) Bottom line: Get both! … If you need a unified social media inbox, and you have the budget to pay for it, then Sprout Social may be a better choice.”