SocialPilot

SocialPilot

SocialPilot · Productivity · Marketing

SocialPilot is a social media management tool for scheduling posts, managing a shared inbox, and tracking analytics across ten networks like Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

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About SocialPilot

What Is SocialPilot

SocialPilot is a social media management platform. A team connects its accounts, builds posts in a calendar, and lets the tool publish them at set times across Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, Threads, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube, Google Business Profile, and Bluesky. Around publishing sit the parts most teams need next: a shared inbox for comments and messages, analytics with PDF and white-label reports, and approval steps for content that has to be reviewed before it goes out.

The company started in India in 2014 and now says more than 15,000 businesses and creators use it. It sells to a range of buyers, from a single creator on the entry plan to agencies that manage many client accounts and need white-label reporting and client seats.

Two limits matter early. First, the useful parts are tiered: analytics and the Social Inbox start on the Standard plan, while white-label reports, bulk scheduling, and client management wait until Premium. The entry Essentials plan is mostly a scheduling tool. Second, the API is Enterprise only, so teams that want programmatic access need a sales conversation rather than a self-serve key.

Getting Started

  1. Sign up on the SocialPilot site and start the free trial, which does not require a credit card to begin.
  2. Connect the social accounts you manage and pick the plan that matches your account and team limits.
  3. Add a post through the calendar, choosing a platform or letting one post adapt to several.
  4. Set a time or drop it into a Smart Queue so it publishes in your regular slots.
  5. Approve, publish, and then read performance in Analytics; add the Social Inbox to handle replies.

Product Information

A quick look at SocialPilot's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.

Free PlanNo
Paid Plans$25.50 - $200/mo
PlatformWeb, iOS, Android, browser extension
DeveloperSocialPilot
CategoryProductivity · Marketing
Release DateJan 2014
Latest UpdatedOct 2026
Website Visits372.8K
Website Global Rank130.8K
API AvailabilityYes

Best for

The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.

Users

  • Social media managers at small businesses
  • Marketing agencies handling client accounts
  • Solo creators and freelancers
  • Teams that must approve posts before publishing

Tasks

  • Scheduling posts across networks
  • Handling comments and messages in one place
  • Reporting on performance
  • Publishing at volume

Scenarios

  • A small business posting daily across a few networks
  • An agency running dozens of client accounts
  • A team that wants AI help drafting posts

Key features

Multi-network publishing and scheduling

SocialPilot publishes to ten networks: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, Threads, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube, Google Business Profile, and Bluesky. You write a post once, adjust it per platform, and choose a time or drop it into a Smart Queue that fills your usual slots. A calendar view and post preview keep the plan visible before anything goes live.

Social Inbox

The Social Inbox gathers comments and messages from connected accounts into one place, so a team replies without switching between apps. It covers replies to comments, messages, and stories, and it also automates routine responses. It starts on the Standard plan rather than the entry tier.

AI Assistant

Every plan includes an AI Assistant that helps draft captions, write posts, and improve existing copy. Each plan comes with a monthly AI credit allowance, from 500 credits on Essentials up to unlimited credits on Ultimate. It also suggests hashtags and adapts tone to each platform.

Analytics and reports

Analytics tracks post and account performance, and the reporting tools export PDF reports, send them on a schedule, and, on Premium and above, run competitor reports and custom reports. White-label reports let an agency put its own branding on client reporting.

Client management and white-label

Premium and above add client management, client approval workflows, and white-label reports. An agency can group work by client, keep a client in the approval loop, and hand over branded reports. Advanced white label and unlimited client seats sit on the Ultimate plan.

Integrations and MCP server

SocialPilot connects to Canva, Slack, Zapier, Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, and Unsplash, and it offers mobile apps and a browser extension. It also runs an official Model Context Protocol server on paid plans, so compatible AI assistants can create and schedule posts inside a user's own workspace.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Covers ten networks, including Threads and Bluesky, so most teams can manage their whole presence in one tool.
  • Reporting, client management, and white-label options suit agencies rather than only solo users.
  • Every plan includes the AI Assistant, with credits scaling from 500 up to unlimited.
  • An official MCP server lets AI assistants work in the workspace, which few competitors offer at this price.

Cons

  • Analytics and the Social Inbox start on Standard, so the entry plan is largely a scheduling tool.
  • Bulk scheduling and CSV upload wait until Premium, which slows teams that publish at high volume.
  • The API is Enterprise only, so developers cannot get programmatic access on standard plans.
  • Annual billing is needed to reach the lowest prices, and monthly rates run about 15 percent higher.

Frequently asked questions

SocialPilot schedules and publishes social media posts across ten networks and adds a shared inbox, analytics, and reports. Teams use it for social media management for agencies and small businesses: planning content, replying to comments and messages, and measuring how posts perform.