RecurPost vs Onlypult: Pricing, Networks and Agency Workflow Fit

RecurPost and Onlypult both allow agencies to schedule posts for multiple client accounts from one dashboard. However, the platforms organize this task differently. RecurPost uses a single workspace that makes each connected account available across the composer, calendar, reports, and inbox. In contrast, Onlypult separates these functions into four products under one login. Additionally, each product maintains its own list of connected accounts.

This structure determines much of the workflow that follows. It determines whether you open 1 calendar or 18 on a Monday morning. Likewise, it determines whether a client report covers 3 networks or only 1. Onlypult is also less expensive than RecurPost from 8 social accounts upward. This comparison states this difference clearly rather than obscuring it. Therefore, the following sections explain where each tool earns its price.

RecurPost vs Onlypult at a Glance

RecurPost vs Onlypult: An Overview of Both Tools

RecurPost is social media management software built around one connected-account roster. You add a client’s Instagram account once, and it becomes available across the platform. It appears in the composer, shared calendar, reports, and social inbox without requiring another setup step.

In contrast, Onlypult separates the same workflow across 4 products:

1. Publishing
2. Analytics
3. Social Inbox
4. Builder

Each product maintains its own connected-account list and account counter. During testing, one Onlypult trial account displayed 5 connected accounts in Publishing, 1 in Analytics, and none in Social Inbox at the same time. Similarly, Onlypult organizes team invitations through separate Publishing, Analytics, and Builder tabs on the team screen.

Onlypult uses this modular structure deliberately, and the structure provides a clear benefit. A team can use Onlypult’s Publishing module without purchasing Social Inbox. As a result, the team does not pay for a module it does not use. However, Onlypult does not combine the connected-account rosters across its products. Therefore, the platform does not manage a client as a single unit of work.

For instance, consider an agency onboarding a restaurant group with 4 social media accounts. RecurPost allows the agency to connect the 4 accounts once. Conversely, Onlypult requires the agency to connect those 4 accounts in Publishing, then connect them again in Analytics for reporting. The agency must also reconnect the two Meta accounts again in Social Inbox to manage comments.

Therefore, Onlypult fits a team that requires publishing capabilities without reporting or inbox coverage. However, Onlypult may not be the ideal fit for an agency that manages each client through one connected-account roster, one calendar, and one monthly report.

What an Agency Actually Pays

RecurPost and Onlypult both base their pricing on social accounts and team members. However, Onlypult is less expensive from 8 social accounts upward, while RecurPost is less expensive below that point.

1. Onlypult offers 4 plans; this includes the Start plan costing $25 per month for 5 social accounts and 2 users
2. The SMM plan costs $35 per month for 10 accounts and 3 users.
3. The Agency plan costs $65 per month for 25 accounts and 10 users.
4. The Pro plan costs $99 per month for 50 accounts and 20 users.

Notably, extra accounts cost $5 per month on the first 3 plans and $2 per month on the Pro plan.

Similarly, extra team members cost $5 and $3 per month across the same plan groups. Onlypult provides a 15% discount for six-month billing and a 30% discount for annual billing. Consequently, annual billing reduces the effective monthly prices to $17.50, $24.50, $45.50, and $69.30.

RecurPost offers 3 standard plans and one custom plan; this includes-

1. The Starter plan costs $9 per month for 2 social accounts and 1 user.
2. The Personal plan costs $25 per month for 5 accounts and 1 user.
3. The Agency plan costs $79 per month for 20 accounts and 3 users.

The Enterprise plan starts at 100 accounts and uses custom pricing. RecurPost charges $4 per month for each additional social profile and $20 per month for each additional team member. Furthermore, annual billing provides 2 months of service at no additional cost.

Here is what 4 real client rosters cost on each tool, including the plan and any required add-ons.

The pricing crossover occurs at 8 social accounts. At 8 accounts, RecurPost’s Personal plan plus 3 extra profiles costs $37 per month, while Onlypult’s SMM plan costs $35. Below this threshold, RecurPost offers a $9 Starter plan, whereas Onlypult’s least expensive plan costs $25. From this threshold upward, RecurPost’s account and team-member pricing creates a higher total cost. RecurPost charges $20 per month for each additional team member, while Onlypult charges $5. Therefore, a 12-person agency on RecurPost’s Agency plan pays $180 per month for 9 additional team members alone.

RecurPost’s add-on pricing is important to review before choosing a plan because some capabilities have separate usage limits and costs. RecurPost offers 9 monthly add-ons:

1. Extra social profiles at $4 each
2. Extra team members at $20 each
3. Recurring time slots at $20 per block of 10 daily posts
4. RSS feeds at $10 per feed
5. Stored posts at $20 per block of 100
6. AI posts at $10 per block of 200
7. AI images at $10 per block of 200
8. Shareable calendars at $10 per block of 10
9. Ads boost at $5 per social profile

RecurPost wins on trial terms. RecurPost provides a 14-day trial without requiring a credit card. It also includes a 30-day money-back guarantee for new paid plans. Conversely, Onlypult provides a seven-day trial without requiring a credit card and does not publish a money-back guarantee. The Onlypult trial also operates as a limited demonstration account. During our testing, its link shortener displayed an upgrade prompt instead of creating a link.

RecurPost fits agencies with fewer than approximately 8 social accounts and small teams. It is also an ideal fit for agencies who consider its unified workflow worth the additional cost. However, RecurPost may not be the ideal fit for a high-headcount agency that prioritizes unit price. Onlypult costs less for this use case, and the difference increases with each additional team member.

Which Social Networks Each Tool Publishes To

Onlypult publishes to 16 networks, while RecurPost publishes to 10. Both tools support the same 10 core networks, but the difference comes from 6 additional destinations supported by Onlypult.

RecurPost and Onlypult both publish to these 10 networks:

1. Facebook
2. Instagram
3. LinkedIn
4. X
5. TikTok
6. Pinterest
7. Google Business Profile
8. YouTube
9. Threads
10. Bluesky

In addition, Onlypult publishes to 6 networks:

1. Telegram
2. Tumblr
3. WordPress
4. Medium
5. VKontakte
6. Odnoklassniki

These additional destinations primarily include messaging and blogging platforms rather than mainstream social networks. However, they can provide substantial value for agencies with relevant client requirements.

For instance, an agency that manages a Telegram channel and a WordPress blog alongside Instagram and LinkedIn can publish to all 4 through Onlypult. In comparison, RecurPost supports publishing to Instagram and LinkedIn within this roster.

Both tools manage account types in similar ways. Onlypult connects Facebook Groups and Instagram personal accounts. However, Onlypult publishes to Instagram personal accounts through mobile notifications rather than direct publishing. It does not connect Facebook personal profiles.

Conversely, RecurPost connects Facebook Groups, Facebook personal profiles, and Instagram personal profiles. RecurPost uses mobile notifications to support publishing for all 3 account types. This is primarily because their APIs do not permit direct publishing. Meanwhile, Onlypult limits the total number of connected accounts according to the selected plan but does not restrict the combination of account types.

Onlypult fits agencies that manage rosters containing messaging or blogging platforms. In contrast, its 6 additional publishing destinations provide limited value for agencies that manage only mainstream social networks.

Scheduling, Publishing, and Per-Network Customization

RecurPost and Onlypult both allow teams to customize a single post for each network from one composer. However, the tools differ in how they prepare posts before publishing and manage failures afterward.

Onlypult creates a separate post form for each selected account rather than displaying per-account tabs. Therefore, users can customize the text and media for each network. The Onlypult composer also provides:

• Live network-specific previews
• Character counters
• Hashtag counters
• Mention counters

Furthermore, it also includes:

• Separate first-comment field
• Geotags
• Labels
• Product tags
• User tags
• A built-in image editor
• A format selector for posts, Stories, and Reels

You can also upload media from a device, drag and drop files, import files from a URL, or access cloud storage.

Onlypult’s Repetitive Posts feature provides a clean UI for recurring content. You can repeat a post daily, weekly, fortnightly, or monthly. You can also limit the schedule to a specific number of posts and enable automatic deletion after publication. In addition, Onlypult allows you to add or remove planner slots for each account. The platform also recommends posting times for Instagram.

Onlypult supports bulk imports through CSV files. However, each file has a strict limit of 100 rows and 5 MB. The import feature supports:

• Text posts
• Single images
• Videos
• Galleries
• Stories
• Reels

After import, Onlypult places the posts in the workspace for review and editing before publication.

In contrast, RecurPost provides more detailed failure handling. RecurPost documents more than 850 platform error types and reports the specific cause when a post fails to publish. Onlypult does not validate media size or format before sending a post to the selected platform. Consequently, incorrectly formatted media reaches the platform before the publishing error occurs.

For instance, consider an agency scheduling 30 posts for a restaurant client across Instagram, Facebook, and Google Business Profile. If 3 Instagram posts fail overnight, the RecurPost account manager can open the queue and review the specific error for each post. Conversely, the Onlypult account manager sees the three failures but must determine their causes before the 9 a.m. client call.

RecurPost also provides deeper customization for several networks. For Google Business Profile, RecurPost supports call-to-action buttons. For Instagram, it supports collaborator invitations, locations, people tags, and product tags. Meanwhile, its TikTok settings control comments, Duets, and Stitches, while its YouTube settings include category and tag fields.

For scheduled Instagram Reels, RecurPost allows users to search for and add licensed music or trending sounds within the composer. The platform also provides audio-mixing controls. Therefore, you can adjust or mute the added track and the video’s original audio on a scale from 0 to 100. This feature removes a manual step from Reel scheduling while giving teams control over the final audio balance.

RecurPost also provides recurring content libraries for clients with evergreen content. In addition, the platform supports multiple post-level labels for one-time and library posts. Teams can manage these labels centrally under Plugins. They can then categorize posts by campaign, content theme, client, or business segment.

Onlypult is well-suited for teams that publish modest batches and actively monitor the publishing queue. However, Onlypult may not be the ideal fit for teams that publish hundreds of posts each week. At this volume, a publishing failure without a specific reported cause can delay resolution and affect client communication.

The Calendar: One View or One Account at a Time

RecurPost displays one calendar for every connected social account. In contrast, Onlypult provides a separate calendar for each account. Therefore, you cannot view posts from multiple accounts in one Onlypult calendar.

Within this account-specific structure, the Onlypult calendar provides several planning features. Onlypult supports drag-and-drop rescheduling, day, week, and month views, post-preview cards, and an Instagram grid preview. However, the platform does not automatically color-code posts by status. Instead, Onlypult provides color labels that you can apply manually. It also includes filters and sorting options for statuses such as Draft and Scheduled.

Meanwhile, RecurPost keeps post-level labels visible in the Dashboard Queue, Dashboard History, and content libraries. These labels allow teams to identify and filter posts by campaign, client, or content category while planning the calendar. Consequently, teams do not have to maintain the same classifications in a separate tracker.

The main difference affects coordination rather than core calendar functions. For instance, consider a Monday meeting in which an account manager must review the weekly publishing schedule across 18 client accounts. Onlypult requires the account manager to load 18 separate calendars and consolidate the information. Conversely, RecurPost displays the complete roster on one screen.

RecurPost also provides a separate Instagram grid calendar for visual planning. Furthermore, RecurPost offers shareable calendar links in blocks of 10 for $10 per month. These links allow clients to review planned content without creating an account or signing in.

Onlypult fits single-brand teams and agencies in which each account manager works with one client independently. However, Onlypult may not be the ideal fit for a shared production team. This is especially true for teams that plan content across their complete client roster in one session. By comparison, RecurPost provides a unified calendar for this multi-account planning workflow.

Client Onboarding, Approval, and Team Collaboration

RecurPost and Onlypult provide comparable client approval workflows. However, the tools use different methods for connecting client accounts.

RecurPost allows your client to connect a social account through an email invitation or a shared link. The client grants access through the social platform’s permission screen without sharing a password. Therefore, your agency does not store login credentials or rotate them when the client’s marketing lead leaves. In contrast, Onlypult’s published documentation does not describe an equivalent password-free connection process.

Onlypult provides a detailed approval workflow with 3 modes:

1. The first mode requires no approval
2. The second mode uses optional approval, in which one participant approves the post before publication
3. Meanwhile, the third mode requires every assigned Approver to approve the post before Onlypult schedules it

Approvers receive notifications through the platform and by email. They can then approve or reject the post. Moreover, they can also leave comments with suggested revisions, or edit the post text directly. Furthermore, Onlypult allows your agency to share an external review link or content calendar link. As a result, your client can review content without creating an Onlypult account.

Onlypult connects its approval process to an Approver role assigned at the social-account level. The platform also provides Viewer and Admin roles. However, Onlypult limits teams to these 3 fixed roles and does not provide custom roles or a separate collaborator role. Even the account owner cannot approve a post without the Approver role. This is mainly because Onlypult bases approvals on team-member access. As a result, the user limit of your selected plan determines how many approvers your agency can appoint.

Conversely, RecurPost manages approval at the post level rather than through a fixed approval role. A team member can send a post to the workspace owner or selected teammates for approval. The reviewer can then approve, reject, or edit the post before publication. RecurPost also gives each client a dedicated workspace with separate accounts, content libraries, team members, and reports. Consequently, one client cannot view another client’s work.

RecurPost also supports staged review. Its Workflow Builder creates multi-step approval paths for one-off posts, and its Kanban view tracks each post through Ideas, Writing, Review, Client Approval, and Scheduled stages. Onlypult’s three approval modes decide whether approval is required, but they do not define a sequence of review stages. Therefore, an agency that routes posts from writer to editor to client before scheduling can map that sequence directly in RecurPost.

Onlypult includes more users at a lower plan price. Its $65 Agency plan supports 10 users, whereas RecurPost’s $79 Agency plan supports 3 users. In addition, Onlypult’s account-level role assignments provide detailed access control for each connected account.

For instance, consider a restaurant group whose marketing coordinator will not share the Instagram password. On the other hand, the owner also wants to approve every post before publication. RecurPost addresses the first requirement through its account invitation link and the second through its approval queue. By comparison, Onlypult provides a structured approval process for the second requirement. However, its published documentation does not describe a password-free account connection process for the first requirement.

Onlypult fits agencies that require account-level role controls and mandatory approval before publishing. However, it may not be the ideal fit for your agency when clients do not share login credentials. RecurPost provides a password-free connection process for this onboarding requirement.

Social Inbox and Engagement

RecurPost and Onlypult both limit their social inboxes to business accounts. However, the tools support different account types and provide different options for managing incoming conversations.

Onlypult’s Social Inbox connects to:

• Facebook accounts
• Instagram Business or Creator accounts
• Google Business Profile accounts.

Facebook and Instagram send comments, mentions, and direct messages to the inbox. In contrast, Google Business Profile sends customer reviews. You can reply within Onlypult and filter conversations by platform, type, or status.

Onlypult’s Social Inbox supports individual conversation management. However, it does not allow your team to assign a conversation to a specific member. The inbox also does not provide conversation labels, tags, or AI-assisted replies. Furthermore, Onlypult connects inbox accounts separately from publishing accounts.

Conversely, RecurPost supports 4 business account types in its social inbox:

1. Facebook Pages
2. Instagram Business accounts
3. LinkedIn Company Pages
4. Google Business Profile accounts

However, RecurPost does not connect Instagram personal profiles, Facebook personal profiles, Facebook Groups, or LinkedIn personal profiles to the inbox. Therefore, neither tool supports personal accounts within this workflow.

When your agency connects an account, RecurPost retrieves the previous 30 days of conversation history. It then organizes engagement through the To Review, Assigned, Reviewed, and Labels tabs. In addition, RecurPost generates AI-assisted reply drafts without using your AI post credits or adding a separate charge.

Two differences are most important in this section

1. First, RecurPost supports LinkedIn Company Pages, whereas Onlypult does not.
2. Second, RecurPost allows your team to assign and label conversations.

Consequently, the social inbox functions as a shared engagement workspace.

For instance, consider a 3-person account team managing 1 week of client comments. RecurPost allows the team to assign each conversation to 1 person. Conversely, Onlypult does not display a named owner for each conversation. As a result, 2 team members could respond to the same comment.

Onlypult is best suited for a solo manager who handles Meta comments and Google reviews. However, Onlypult may not be the ideal fit for your agency when conversations must be routed to named team members. It may also provide insufficient coverage when your clients rely on LinkedIn Company Pages.

DM Automation

RecurPost and Onlypult both automate keyword-based replies. However, the tools differ in their automation triggers and message content.

Onlypult builds a chatbot around selected keywords through a three-step process. You choose the account, select the trigger, and define the condition. Onlypult activates the chatbot through comments, mentions, and direct messages. It matches words contained in an incoming message and previews the automated reply before activation. Furthermore, Onlypult supports this automation for Facebook Pages, Instagram accounts, and Google Business Profile accounts. However, the platform does not provide saved DM templates.

In contrast, RecurPost triggers an Instagram DM when a comment contains selected keywords or when any comment appears. Each automated DM can contain up to 1,000 characters, emojis, links, and discount codes. RecurPost also allows your agency to add one button with a title, such as “Book a Call,” and a destination URL. In addition, the automation can publish a public reply under the original comment at the same time.

RecurPost’s upgraded DM Automation includes the DM Only If Follow option and a separate Non-Follower Flow. When a non-follower comments, RecurPost pauses the intended DM and asks the person to follow the account. After the person follows the account, RecurPost sends the original message automatically. Therefore, the feature creates a direct comment-to-follow-to-message workflow.

This follower-based workflow gives your team more control over who receives an offer. It also converts comment engagement into new followers and identifies people willing to complete an additional step. Consequently, the workflow supports exclusive offers and limited-time sales for an engaged audience. RecurPost recommends sending between 50 and 150 DMs per day based on the age of the account. The automation supports feed posts, Reels, carousels, photos, and videos, but it does not support Stories.

Onlypult provides broader trigger coverage because it responds to mentions, while RecurPost does not. Onlypult also supports Google Business Profile. Conversely, RecurPost provides more message options. Its automated DMs can include a clickable button, a related public comment reply, and a follow requirement.

For instance, consider an Instagram Reel campaign that sends commenters to a booking page through an automated DM. RecurPost can include a clickable button that directs the recipient to the booking page. In comparison, Onlypult sends the reply as text.

Onlypult fits teams that require keyword-based replies across comments, mentions, and direct messages on Meta accounts. However, Onlypult may not be the ideal fit for your agency when a campaign requires a clickable destination within the automated message. Conversely, RecurPost supports this workflow through its DM button and destination URL.

Analytics, Reporting and White Label

RecurPost and Onlypult both collect network-specific analytics. However, RecurPost combines data from multiple social accounts in one client report. Onlypult requires separate account reports.

Onlypult organizes analytics for each social account across the Dashboard, Page, Audience, Posts, Optimization, and Top tabs. These tabs provide editable widgets and custom date ranges. Onlypult also reports:

• Platform-level statistics
• Post-level performance
• Engagement metrics
• Follower growth

From the SMM plan onward, Onlypult provides a custom report builder. Your agency can schedule report delivery to one or more email addresses. Onlypult exports reports in XLS and PDF formats across its plans. In addition, the SMM, Agency, and Pro plans support PPT exports. It stores up to one month of analytics history on the Start plan and up to 10 years on the SMM plan and above. Meanwhile, the Agency and Pro plans allow your agency to add a custom logo to reports.

However, Onlypult does not provide a combined analytics view across multiple social accounts. You must select and review one account at a time because no dashboard displays the complete roster. It also does not provide competitor comparisons or AI-generated performance summaries. Furthermore, its white-label reporting feature applies a custom logo. However, it does not support branding for the dashboard, login screen, or client portal. Onlypult offers a custom domain through its Builder product rather than its reporting product.

RecurPost introduced Custom Reports in August 2026. The feature allows your agency to select specific metrics and build reports around them. It also compares multiple social profiles through different metric combinations. RecurPost includes Custom Reports with the Agency plan, while other plans receive a 14-day trial. Administrators can control access for each user through a permission setting in the admin panel.

In addition, RecurPost schedules reports within separate client workspaces and adds your agency’s logo. The Chat with Reports feature also allows you to ask questions about report data through a conversational interface. Therefore, your team can review results without manually interpreting every metric.

For Google Business Profile, RecurPost reports:

• Customer actions
• Impressions
• Reviews
• Ratings
• Search keywords
• Q&A engagement
• Publishing activity within the same dashboard

These metrics allow your agency to connect listing visibility with customer intent and reputation management. As a result, your team can review publishing and engagement data within one reporting workflow.

RecurPost also extends post-level labels from content organization into performance measurement. Label-wise Reports analyze published posts from History. Therefore, your team can compare custom categories such as:

• Summer Sale
• Black Friday
• Product Updates
• Testimonials
• Individual business segments

Together, Centralized label management, multiple labels per post, and label-based reporting create a connected workflow from content classification to campaign analysis.

Onlypult provides two advantages in this area. Firstly, Onlypult stores up to 10 years of analytics history that exceeds the history period that RecurPost documents. Secondly, Onlypult exports reports in PPT format, whereas RecurPost does not.

For instance, consider a monthly client report covering Instagram, LinkedIn, and Google Business Profile. The report must also display your agency’s logo. Onlypult requires your team to review three separate account views and combine the results manually. In contrast, RecurPost allows your team to include multiple social profiles in one custom report.

If X reporting matters to your agency, RecurPost provides X Reports to every user. RecurPost charges for data usage through the prepaid X URL Wallet because X charges for API access.

Onlypult fits an operator who reviews analytics for one social account at a time. It also fits a single-brand team that requires a long analytics history. However, Onlypult may not be the ideal fit for your agency when monthly reporting requires combined data from multiple networks.

AI Features and Agent Access

RecurPost and Onlypult both provide native AI features within the composer without requiring an external API key. Furthermore, both tools provide an MCP server that allows an external AI agent to operate supported product functions.

Onlypult measures AI usage through monthly credits. The Start plan includes 100 credits, while the SMM plan includes 200 credits. Meanwhile, the Agency plan provides 500 credits, and the Pro plan provides 1,000 credits. Onlypult generates post text, captions, topics, and hashtags. It also generates images through ChatGPT and Gemini, whereas DeepSeek supports text generation only. Onlypult’s MCP server allows your external AI agent to create drafts, schedule or publish posts, and retry failed posts. In addition, Onlypult provides a public REST API and webhooks.

However, Onlypult does not generate network-specific post variations automatically. You must select each network and regenerate the content separately. Onlypult also does not provide AI-assisted replies in its Social Inbox or AI-generated performance insights in its analytics product.

In contrast, RecurPost applies AI across three workflows. RecurPost generates post copy and images in the composer. It also drafts and improves replies in the Social Inbox. Furthermore, Chat with Reports answers your questions about report data. RecurPost provides Social Inbox AI drafts without an additional charge, and these drafts do not use AI post credits. The platform sells AI post and AI image capacity in separate blocks of 200 for $10 per month each.

Onlypult provides substantial monthly AI allowances on its higher-tier plans. It also supports multiple image-generation models.

Onlypult fits your team when you require caption, topic, and hashtag generation at volume. However, Onlypult may not be the ideal fit when your agency requires AI support for engagement management and performance reporting.

Content Sourcing, Templates and Media Storage

Onlypult does not import content automatically, while RecurPost provides automated content sourcing as a paid add-on. Therefore, your agency should consider both availability and cost before selecting a tool.

Onlypult does not provide an RSS feed importer. Consequently, the platform cannot connect to single or multiple feeds. Onlypult also does not recommend trending content, source external articles, or import posts from connected social profiles. However, it provides a Chrome extension that creates a post from the webpage you are viewing.

Onlypult’s Post Templates store post descriptions, hashtags, first-comment text, and AI-generated text for reuse. These templates store reusable text rather than scheduled content. As a result, they reduce repetitive work for teams that regularly use the same hashtag sets and first comments. In addition, Onlypult’s Storage module organizes media in folders and provides a 3 GB storage allowance.

In contrast, RecurPost imports content from RSS feeds and Google Alerts. The platform places every imported item into a review queue for approval or rejection before adding it to the content library. Therefore, imported content cannot be published without review. RecurPost supports public RSS and Atom feeds only.

RecurPost charges $10 per feed each month. Consequently, your agency should include this add-on cost when managing several client feeds. For example, a content agency that manages eight client blogs pays $80 per month for the feeds. This cost applies before publishing any imported content. RecurPost also imports existing posts from connected social accounts. Furthermore, the platform provides additional media storage in 50 GB blocks for $5 above the plan limit.

For instance, consider a B2B client that publishes 2 blog posts each week. The client also requires your agency to distribute each post to LinkedIn and X without manually recreating it. RecurPost supports this workflow through one RSS feed for an additional $10 per month. Conversely, Onlypult does not provide automated feed-based publishing.

Onlypult fits teams that create new content directly within the composer. However, Onlypult may not be the ideal fit for your agency when client social calendars depend on RSS or Atom publishing feeds.

Social Listening and Competitor Tracking

Neither RecurPost nor Onlypult provides social listening. Therefore, this section clarifies the shared limitation rather than comparing the tools.

Onlypult does not provide:

• Keyword monitoring
• Competitor tracking
• Hashtag-performance tracking
• Mention alerts
• Response dashboard

Similarly, RecurPost does not include these social listening capabilities.

If your agency provides brand monitoring as a service, you will require a separate social listening tool alongside RecurPost or Onlypult. Neither platform supports this specific workflow.

Ad boosting, Mobile Apps, Integrations and Support

RecurPost and Onlypult provide different capabilities across advertising, mobile access, integrations, and customer support. RecurPost supports ad boosting, mobile apps, and direct integrations. Meanwhile, both tools provide customer support, although their service options differ.

Onlypult does not provide:

• Ad creation
• Campaign management
• Post boosting
• Ad reporting
• Paid advertising add-on

In contrast, RecurPost allows your agency to boost a published Facebook or Instagram post from the dashboard. You can set a daily or total budget and define fixed start and end dates. Furthermore, RecurPost imports four targeting options from the connected Meta ad account. Its reports also include a toggle for comparing paid and organic performance.

However, the RecurPost ad-boosting feature has specific conditions. The add-on costs $5 per month for each social profile. It currently supports Facebook and Instagram, while LinkedIn support is planned. In addition, RecurPost cannot create or edit custom audiences because Meta does not permit third-party tools to perform these actions.

Onlypult provides an iOS app for iPhone and iPad. However, its native Android app is no longer available through the Google Play Store. Therefore, Android users must access Onlypult through a mobile browser. Conversely, RecurPost provides native iOS and Android apps for-

• scheduling
• publishing
• inbox management
• content management

Onlypult connects with external software primarily through developer tools. The platform provides-

• a public REST API
• webhooks
• an MCP server
• media imports from cloud storage

However, Onlypult does not provide connectors for Zapier, Make, or IFTTT. It also does not integrate directly with design tools, CRM platforms, project management software, or ecommerce platforms. Conversely, RecurPost provides-

• Zapier
• a native n8n node
• an MCP server
• webhooks
• a public API
• Canva
• Bitly
• Google Drive

Onlypult provides human live-chat support on every plan. During testing, its live-chat team responded within approximately 2 to 3 hours. Onlypult also provides email support with a stated response time of 24 to 48 hours, a help center, and video tutorials. However, the platform does not provide phone support, a community forum, onboarding sessions, or a dedicated account manager.

In comparison, RecurPost responds to live chat and in-app messages within minutes during business hours. Its support team also responds to emails on the same day. Furthermore, RecurPost provides customer success onboarding for new accounts and live product demonstrations. RecurPost applies the same support priority across its plans.

For instance, consider an account manager who must approve posts from an Android phone while traveling to a client meeting. RecurPost provides a native Android app for this workflow. Conversely, Onlypult requires the account manager to use a mobile browser.

Where RecurPost Fits Agency Workflows and Where It Does Not

RecurPost fits agencies that prioritize workflow coordination over the lowest cost per account. RecurPost may fit your agency in these 5 situations:

1. Rosters under about eight social accounts, where RecurPost’s $9 and $25 plans undercut Onlypult’s $25 floor
2. Agencies whose clients will not share passwords, because RecurPost connects an account by invite link
3. Teams publishing enough volume that a failed post has to be diagnosed rather than noticed, which is what the 850+ error catalogue is for
4. Agencies that invoice for a branded report covering several networks at once
5. Shared production teams that need one calendar and one assignable inbox across the whole roster

However, RecurPost may not be the ideal fit for your agency in these 4 situations:

1. Agencies above roughly 25 accounts with double-digit headcount, where RecurPost’s $20 per seat makes it several times the price of Onlypult
2. Rosters that publish to Telegram, Tumblr, WordPress, Medium, VKontakte, or Odnoklassniki
3. Teams that want a link-in-bio or landing-page builder inside the same subscription
4. Content operations running many RSS feeds, because RecurPost charges $10 per feed per month

Where Onlypult Fits Agency Workflows and Where It Does Not

Onlypult fits agencies that manage large account rosters with large teams and require predictable plan costs. Onlypult may fit your agency in these 6 situations

1. Large rosters with large teams, where $99 covers 50 accounts and 20 users
2. Clients publishing to messengers or blogging platforms that RecurPost does not reach
3. Teams that want a link-in-bio and landing-page builder with a custom domain in the same subscription, which Onlypult’s Builder provides from a template gallery
4. Operators who want a link shortener on their own domain with a full UTM builder and click tracking, which Onlypult’s Shorty provides
5. Single-brand teams, for whom a per-account calendar costs nothing
6. Teams that want up to 10 years of analytics history on one brand

However, Onlypult may not be the ideal fit for your agency in these 5 situations: 

1. Shared production teams that plan across the roster, because Onlypult has no combined calendar
2. Agencies that invoice for cross-network reports, because Onlypult has no combined analytics view
3. Teams that need a conversation assigned to a named person
4. Agencies whose clients refuse to hand over social account credentials
5. Anyone who needs RSS import, a content library, social listening, paid ads, or an Android app

Who Should Choose Which Tool

The choice between RecurPost and Onlypult depends on 3 factors:

1. Account volume
2. Team size
3. Planning structure

Therefore, your agency should determine whether your team plans content for each client separately or manages the complete client roster together.

This table settles the choice between RecurPost and Onlypult only. To judge whether RecurPost fits your wider publishing workflow, start with the RecurPost social media scheduler overview. You can also compare RecurPost with other tools on the RecurPost comparisons hub, or see how agencies run their publishing in RecurPost case studies.

Switching from Onlypult to RecurPost

RecurPost does not import scheduled posts, media files, or analytics history from Onlypult. Before canceling your Onlypult subscription, export the Post Templates that hold your hashtag sets and first-comment text, and download the media from Onlypult’s 3 GB Storage module. Then reconnect each social account once in RecurPost, where one connection covers publishing, reporting, and Social Inbox access.

The complete migration sequence, including redirect management and reporting continuity, is available in the migration checklist. If you are still weighing tools other than RecurPost, the Onlypult alternatives page groups them by the gap that moves you off Onlypult.

Try RecurPost

RecurPost’s Agency plan costs $79 per month and includes 20 social accounts and 3 team members. In addition, each extra social profile costs $4 per month. The Agency plan also includes Custom Reports and white-label reporting.

Review the plans and pricing page for each add-on, category, and unit price. Alternatively, start a 14-day free trial without providing a credit card.

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