RecurPost vs Pallyy: Which Fits Your Client Workflow?

RecurPost and Pallyy publish to the same ten networks, yet they price that work in entirely different units. Pallyy sells Social Sets, and one set holds up to 11 social accounts on the Pro plan. RecurPost sells individual social accounts, and its Agency plan covers 20 of them at $79 per month.

Both platforms reach Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Google Business Profile, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, and Bluesky. Network coverage therefore does not establish any distinction between the two. The pricing unit, the content input method, and the seat model decide the outcome instead.

Pallyy costs less at every comparable tier. Pallyy Pro carries up to 11 accounts for $25 per month, whereas RecurPost Personal carries 5 accounts at the same price. Pallyy also operates a free plan covering 15 scheduled posts per month. RecurPost offers a 14-day trial and no free tier.

However, this price advantage is contingent upon one condition. Pallyy’s Free and Pro plans permit only one user, and no second seat exists below the $99 Agency plan. RecurPost includes 3 team members on its $79 Agency plan and prices each additional member at a flat $20 per month.

Four questions determine which platform matches an agency roster:

1. Do any clients require an isolated workspace?
2. Does content arrive as a spreadsheet or an RSS feed?
3. Does anyone besides you publish?
4. Do you invoice for client reporting?

Four affirmative answers point to RecurPost. Four negative answers point to Pallyy. The comparison below summarizes where each platform holds the advantage. The following sections examine each dimension in detail.

RecurPost vs Pallyy Pricing: What $25 and $79 Buy

At $25 per month, Pallyy Pro Plan carries up to 11 social accounts and one user. Whereas RecurPost Personal Plan carries 5 accounts and one user. At $79 per month, RecurPost Agency Plan carries 20 social accounts and 3 team members. The nearest Pallyy Plan costs $99. Pallyy therefore delivers more publishing capacity per dollar. By comparison, RecurPost delivers more team capacity per dollar.

Pallyy prices by Social Set. A Social Set is a container holding one client’s connected accounts, media library, and content calendar. Every Social Set holds up to 11 accounts, and each additional set costs $10 per month. The ladder runs from a free tier covering 15 scheduled image posts to Scale at $199 per month.

RecurPost prices by individual social accounts instead. The ladder runs from Starter at $9 per month to Enterprise, and each additional account costs $4 per month. RecurPost charges a flat $20 per month for an extra team member on every plan, rather than multiplying the plan price by each seat.

Add-on pricing determines the real monthly cost more often than the headline plan price does.

Pallyy Pro Plan costs $2.27 per social account per month at full capacity. Whereas, RecurPost Agency Plan costs $3.95 per account. Additionally, RecurPost Starter Plan costs $4.50, and RecurPost Personal Plan costs $5.00.

Pallyy therefore holds the per-account advantage at every comparable tier. However, client isolation and team seats reverse that advantage.

Client isolation reverses the advantage at the ninth Social Set. Pallyy Pro plus 8 additional sets costs $105 per month. This exceeds the $99 Agency plan covering 10 sets. Agency consequently becomes the cheaper configuration once 9 clients require separate workspaces. Plus, it adds 3 users and custom reports at that point.

Furthermore, team seats reverse the advantage immediately. Pallyy Free and Pro Plan permit only one user, and neither plan sells an additional seat. A second user therefore requires the $99 Agency plan. This raises the monthly cost by $74 in a single step. RecurPost adds a second user to Personal for $20, producing a two-person configuration at $45 per month.

The two models consequently diverge on structure rather than headline price. Pallyy scales inexpensively across accounts and expensively across people, and it re-prices in one $74 increment instead of gradual steps. RecurPost scales gradually across both dimensions, at $4 per account and $20 per seat.

• Fit: Pallyy Pro is the cheaper configuration for a single operator publishing to one consolidated set of accounts.

• Non-fit: RecurPost Agency delivers no cost advantage for one operator running fewer than 11 accounts without isolated client workspaces.

The RecurPost plans and pricing page lists every plan and add-on with its unit price.

Client Account Connection, Approval Workflows, and Team Permissions

Both RecurPost and Pallyy platforms connect client accounts through an invite link. Therefore, neither requires a client password. RecurPost places the invite on the Agency plan. Whereas Pallyy places it on every paid plan. The functional difference concerns network coverage and approval placement. It also concerns the depth of permission rather than the existence of the invite itself.

How Clients Connect Their Own Accounts

Pallyy generates the invite from Settings inside a Social Set, and a toggle enables sharing for that set. Instagram is the only network with a live invite link at present. Whereas X, Pinterest, TikTok, and Threads each display a “Coming soon” status instead.

Facebook, LinkedIn, Google Business Profile, YouTube, and Bluesky connect through each platform’s native account-sharing permissions. This process is initiated from your own login. Notably, Pallyy invite links expire after 7 days by default.

RecurPost issues client account invites on the Agency plan, covering the connection flow across its supported business account types. Client workspaces, the approval workflow, and white-label reports occupy the same Agency tier. However, none of those four capabilities appear on Starter or Personal.

Pallyy therefore covers 1 network by invite link, while 5 further networks require platform-level permission sharing.

An agency onboarding a client whose primary channels are TikTok and Google Business Profile completes that connection outside the invite flow entirely.

Where Approvals and Shared Calendars Appear

Pallyy places client and team approvals on the $25 Pro plan. This is $54 below RecurPost’s approval tier. At this price point, approvals are complemented by post comments and a shared client calendar. Pallyy additionally serves shared review calendars from a domain you own on the Pro and above plan. Therefore, clients open the calendar at your agency’s address.

RecurPost places approvals on the $79 Agency plan. The tool treats shareable client calendars as a counted allowance rather than a feature toggle. Personal includes 2 shareable calendars, Agency includes 5, and additional calendars cost $10 per month per block of 10. Notably, RecurPost does not offer a custom domain for shared calendars.

Neither platform requires a client to create an account before reviewing scheduled posts.

How Each Platform Structures the Approval Path

Pallyy runs approval as a request on each post, while RecurPost runs approval as a sequence of named stages. A Pallyy user requests internal approval from the team or external approval from the client, and the post waits in the matching approvals tab until a reviewer approves it, approves it with a comment, or requests changes. A team that wants internal sign-off before the client sees a post chains the two requests by hand.

RecurPost’s workflow builder defines the review path once, for example Writing, Manager Review, Client Review, and Scheduled, and assigns a role to each stage. Each post then moves across a Kanban board as a card. A manager therefore sees which client posts wait at which stage without opening each post.

How Each Platform Handles Team Permissions

Pallyy operates a 2-level permission model consisting of Account Owner and Team Member. Custom roles, per-account permissions, and per-person inbox reporting are absent from every plan. These features remain unavailable even on the Scale plan that costs $199 per month. Pallyy scopes access by Social Set instead: an agency places each client’s set in its own team and invites only the people who cover that client. A solo operator consequently configures no permission screens at all.

RecurPost operates role-based access with per-workspace membership. Therefore, a team member’s role can differ from one client workspace to the next. Four editable templates, Contributor, Writer, Editor and Publisher, are the starting point, and custom roles are built from 10 permission groups.

An agency can limit a junior scheduler to 3 clients in both tools: Pallyy through per-client teams, and RecurPost through workspace membership. The difference appears inside a client. RecurPost lets that scheduler draft posts without approving or publishing them, whereas Pallyy gives every team member in a set the same capabilities.

• Fit: Pallyy delivers complete client sign-off at $25 per month for one operator whose approvals run through Instagram and Facebook.

• Non-fit: Pallyy gives every team member the same capabilities inside a Social Set. Therefore, agencies separating junior and senior access within one client require RecurPost.

RecurPost documents this area across Client Approval and Collaboration and Client Workspaces.

Bulk Scheduling, Content Libraries, and Calendar Input Methods

Pallyy supports no bulk scheduling of any kind. Therefore, every post enters the calendar individually through the composer. In contrast, RecurPost loads content through 2 bulk methods, namely:

1. CSV upload across all post types
2. RSS import with approval staging

This input gap separates the two platforms more decisively than any calendar feature does.

Both platforms import existing posts from connected profiles. This rebuilds a starting library without manual retyping. Beyond this shared capability, their intake methods diverge completely.

Bulk Scheduling and Feed Import

RecurPost accepts CSV uploads across all post types, routing each row directly into a content library or into the publishing queue. RecurPost also imports content through RSS feeds. It stages every incoming item for approval or rejection before the item reaches a library. However, an unreviewed feed item consequently cannot be published. RecurPost includes 2 RSS feeds on Personal and 20 on Agency, and charges $10 per month for each additional feed.

Pallyy does not provide CSV templates, RSS import, or bulk video loading at any price point. Bulk post customization and bulk preview are equally absent from Pallyy Pro, Agency, and Scale plans. Therefore, a quarterly batch of 60 posts requires 60 separate composer sessions in Pallyy, compared with a single bulk upload in RecurPost.

Content Libraries and Post Recycling

Pallyy stores files rather than posts. Its media library holds images and video inside folders organised by client, campaign, or event, and any asset drags directly onto the calendar. However, tagging, asset variations, and CSV imports are absent from the library. Notably, content reuse in Pallyy consists of setting an individual post to repeat on a weekly schedule.

RecurPost stores complete posts inside evergreen and seasonal libraries that attach to recurring time slots. A library of client posts therefore runs on a defined schedule without manual rebuilding between cycles. Additionally, RecurPost supports post variations for rotation. Therefore, a single message can be published in multiple phrasings across the recurring cycle.

Calendar Views and Instagram Grid Planning

Both platforms deliver a competent calendar, and the difference concerns what feeds it rather than what it displays.

Pallyy provides drag-and-drop rescheduling, day, week, and month views, and media thumbnails on every calendar entry. Filters cover network and status, and colour coding that distinguishes scheduled, published, and failed posts. Additionally, Pallyy’s Instagram grid preview pulls in already published posts. Therefore, the planned grid displays against the live feed.

RecurPost provides a drag-and-drop calendar with week, month, and list views, and an Instagram grid calendar. It also offers shareable calendar links that clients open without an account.

Storage Limits on Video-Heavy Rosters

Pallyy caps individual uploads at 350 MB on paid plans and 10 MB on the free plan. The monthly upload allowance matches the storage allowance rather than exceeding it. Therefore, 10 GB on the Pro plan covers both stored media and monthly throughput combined. Video-heavy client work consequently reaches the Pro plan ceiling faster than the account count alone indicates.

• Fit: Pallyy suits a visual calendar constructed post by post across a 1-to-2 week planning horizon.

• Non-fit: Pallyy accommodates no workflow in which content arrives as a spreadsheet batch or an RSS feed.

RecurPost documents this area across Bulk Scheduling and Social Media Calendar.

Composer Customisation and Platform-Specific Publishing Options

Both platforms customize text and images per network from a single composer, and preview every network before publishing. The difference concerns platform-specific publishing options and supported publishing surfaces. Link tracking also differs, rather than core composition functionality. Notably, RecurPost holds the advantage on all three counts.

What Both Composers Handle

Pallyy’s composer operates through per-network editing cards. Therefore, copy, cropping, and media differ across every connected account. It supports –

• alt text
• first comments on Instagram posts and Reels
• carousels
• Stories
• Reels

Additionally per-platform video cover frames and a built-in image cropper.

Furthermore, platform-specific tagging covers Instagram tagged users, collaborators, product tags, and location tags. Plus, it also covers Facebook tagged users and places. Pallyy additionally supports-

• Instagram trending audio on Reels
• LinkedIn tagged users
• Pinterest boards
• YouTube titles and privacy settings
• YouTube hashtag lists with AI generation

RecurPost matches this scope and preserves per-network text, imagery, and previews within one composition flow.

Platform-Specific Options That Differ

RecurPost supports 6 publishing options that Pallyy omits entirely. These options are: 

• GBP call-to-action buttons
• TikTok comment, duet, and stitch controls
• YouTube category, tag, and playlist selection
• Facebook text-background posts
• Pinterest board-level destination links
• LinkedIn personal-profile tagging from a company page

RecurPost also includes a native link shortener with Bitly integration and click tracking. In contrast, Pallyy offers no native shortener inside the composer and provides a separate free UTM builder tool instead. Campaign attribution in Pallyy therefore depends on manually constructed UTM parameters.

Publishing Surfaces Pallyy Does Not Reach

RecurPost publishes to 3 surfaces that Pallyy does not support:

1. Facebook Groups
2. Facebook personal profiles
3. Instagram personal profiles

Each of these 3 surfaces publishes through a push notification to your phone at the scheduled time. This is because the platform APIs prohibit direct automated posting. In contrast, Pallyy only connects Facebook Pages and Instagram professional accounts.

Community-led client work therefore falls outside Pallyy’s supported connections at every tier, including Scale at $199 per month.

Pre-Publish Validation and Error Coverage

Both platforms validate posts against platform requirements before publishing. Therefore, the distinction concerns coverage depth rather than the existence of a check.

RecurPost documents more than 850 platform error types behind its composer. It covers –

• image size mismatches
• token false-expiry
• incorrect video codecs
• Google Business Profile posts rejected after initial acceptance

Pallyy surfaces errors and warnings inline through a publishing bar. It has also completed a publishing reliability overhaul across all 10 networks. This overhaul introduced smarter retries and specific error messages in place of generic failure notices.

• Fit: Pallyy’s composer handles campaigns whose per-network differences consist of copy, cropping, and tagging.

• Non-fit: Pallyy does not configure the Google Business Profile button and TikTok comment control. As a result, campaigns requiring those options require RecurPost.

RecurPost documents this area on the RecurPost Post Composer page.

Social Inbox Coverage and Instagram DM Automation

Pallyy’s inbox covers 5 networks, while RecurPost’s inbox covers 4. However, only RecurPost automates outbound replies. Pallyy reaches TikTok comments. Therefore, Pallyy holds the wider reactive coverage. RecurPost holds every automation capability, because Pallyy operates no automation of any kind.

What Each Inbox Covers

Pallyy’s inbox connects Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, and Google Business Profile. It retrieves Instagram direct messages, comments, caption mentions, and comment mentions. Additionally, it supports Facebook messages, comments, and reviews. LinkedIn comments, TikTok comments, and Google reviews complete the coverage.

Replies occur inside the platform. Additionally, conversations support user assignment, labels, filters, bulk actions, and a resolve-and-archive state.

RecurPost’s inbox connects 4 business account types:

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

RecurPost back-fills 30 days of conversation history when an account first connects. This feature is not supported by Pallyy. Its workflow sorts incoming items into To Review, Assigned, Reviewed, and Labels. RecurPost includes the inbox on every plan from Starter, while Pallyy places its inbox on the $25 Pro plan and excludes it from the free plan.

The Automation Difference

Pallyy operates no direct message automation. Auto-replies, keyword triggers, welcome messages, DM templates, and flow builders are absent from Pro, Agency, and Scale plans. Pallyy additionally retired its inbox automation rules in March 2025. This removed the only rule-based capability the platform previously carried.

On the other hand, RecurPost runs Instagram DM keyword automation that sends a direct message containing clickable buttons. This automation posts a public reply alongside the direct message. It applies an optional condition restricting delivery to accounts that follow the brand.

Comment-to-DM campaigns therefore execute automatically in RecurPost and require manual replies in Pallyy.

AI Assistance Inside the Inbox

RecurPost drafts AI replies inside the inbox without consuming AI post credits. Its Google Business Profile handling extends further through AI review-to-testimonial images generated from published reviews.

Pallyy applies AI to captions and hashtag generation only. Therefore, its inbox produces no drafted replies. Every response in Pallyy is composed manually, regardless of plan tier.

• Fit: Pallyy’s inbox answers incoming conversations across 5 networks, covering 1 network more than RecurPost reaches.

• Non-fit: Pallyy initiates no outbound messages, so lead capture through Instagram direct messages requires RecurPost.

RecurPost documents this area on the RecurPost Social Inbox page.

Analytics Coverage, Client Reporting, and White-Label Exports

Pallyy reports on 3 networks, while RecurPost reports on every connected network.

Pallyy publishes to 10 networks, but only analyzes Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn. Therefore, 7 destinations produce no performance data inside the platform. Those 7 networks are –

1. TikTok
2. YouTube
3. Pinterest
4. X
5. Threads
6. Bluesky
7. Google Business Profile

RecurPost additionally exports white-label reports carrying your logo on the Agency plan. By comparison, Pallyy offers no white-label option at any tier.

What Pallyy Measures Well

Pallyy covers its 3 supported networks thoroughly. Analytics are available across custom date ranges and include the following metrics:

• Platform-level reach and impressions
• Post-level performance
• Engagement rate by reach
• Follower growth

Notably, Instagram carries the deepest dataset of the 3 networks, including saves counted within the engagement rate.

Pallyy retains analytics history for 5 years on paid plans and 30 days on the free plan. Its custom report builder and report export both require the $99 Agency plan. Therefore, the Pro plan at $25 excludes both capabilities.

Pallyy tracks up to 10 competitor Instagram accounts on paid plans. This feature is unavailable in RecurPost. Furthermore, hashtag performance research accompanies the competitor tracking.

Where Pallyy’s Reporting Stops

Pallyy exports reports as PDF files and supports no additional format or delivery method. CSV export, scheduled email delivery, shareable report links, and AI summaries are absent from the Agency and Scale plans alike. Plus, the exported PDF carries no Pallyy branding. This differs materially from carrying your agency’s branding.

Pallyy also retired 2 reporting capabilities it previously operated. Scheduled email reports and custom dashboards ended in October 2023, and audience reports ended in April 2024.

What RecurPost Adds for Billed Reporting

RecurPost exports white-label reports carrying your logo on the $79 Agency plan. Reports are scheduled within the client workspaces on a recurring cadence with automatic PDF delivery. Therefore, monthly client reporting runs without manual assembly.

RecurPost’s “Chat with Reports AI” insights analyze published performance on the Agency and Enterprise plans. Custom Reports additionally select exactly which metrics each report contains and compare identical metrics across several profiles. Furthermore, label-wise reports build from post labels, segmenting performance by campaign or content type.

• Fit: Pallyy’s analytics suit Instagram-led client work reviewed on screen rather than delivered as a billed report.

• Non-fit: Pallyy produces no branded multi-network report; therefore, agencies invoicing for reporting build the deliverable elsewhere.

RecurPost documents this area across RecurPost Analytics and Reports and White-Label Reports.

AI Caption Generation, Image Creation, and Report Analysis

Pallyy bundles AI with every paid plan at no per-use cost. Whereas RecurPost meters AI in blocks of 200 credits at $10 per month. Pallyy applies AI at 3 points in the workflow, and RecurPost applies it at 6. The pricing model consequently favours Pallyy, while the capability range favours RecurPost.

Pallyy’s Bundled AI Scope

Pallyy’s AI covers caption generation, hashtag generation, and best-time-to-post suggestions. Caption generation operates natively inside the composer. It requires no external API key and consumes no credits. Hashtag lists now have AI generation, extending the scope beyond captions alone. Furthermore, best-time-to-post suggestions apply to Instagram through a connected Facebook profile.

Notably, Pallyy generates no images and drafts no inbox replies. It also does not produce any performance analysis, and creates no platform-specific variations from a single input. These 4 exclusions apply across Pro, Agency, and Scale identically. This is mainly because Pallyy sells no AI add-on at any tier.

RecurPost’s Metered AI Scope

RecurPost applies AI across the composer, the inbox, and the reporting layer. AI copy generation and AI image generation operate inside the composer. Both are metered in blocks of 200 at $10 per month each. AI-drafted inbox replies consume no AI post credits. Therefore, inbox assistance carries no metered cost. Posts made with AI can also be flagged as AI-generated at publish time for Facebook Reels, Instagram, X, Pinterest, YouTube and TikTok.

However, Chat with Reports analyzes published performance on the Agency and Enterprise plans. Plus, the AI review-to-testimonial images convert Google Business Profile reviews into shareable assets. RecurPost additionally converts one input into several platform-specific variations. Pallyy does not perform this function.

What the Two Pricing Models Cost

Caption drafting alone costs $10 per month in RecurPost and nothing additional in Pallyy. An agency drafting 200 captions monthly therefore pays $35 on RecurPost Personal against $25 on Pallyy Pro. Adding AI images raises RecurPost’s total by a further $10 per month.

The comparison reverses once AI extends beyond captions. Pallyy does not provide a path to AI images, AI replies, or AI report analysis at any price. Therefore, these 3 capabilities remain unavailable rather than merely costlier.

• Fit: Pallyy’s bundled AI suits agencies whose AI requirement consists of caption and hashtag drafting at a fixed monthly cost.

• Non-fit: RecurPost’s metered model costs $10 per month more for caption drafting alone, without additional AI usage.

Where Pallyy Does More Than RecurPost

Pallyy offers advantages over RecurPost in seven specific areas, making it important to acknowledge these strengths for a balanced comparison.

Neither tool offers real social listening. Pallyy has no keyword monitoring and no listening dashboard, and RecurPost has none either. If listening is the requirement, both products are the wrong shortlist.

Third-Party Integrations, Mobile Apps, and Support Channels

RecurPost connects through 9 automation, workflow, and content integrations, whereas Pallyy connects through a REST API and an MCP server.

RecurPost’s mobile apps compose and schedule posts. Pallyy’s apps operate as notification companions only. Both platforms provide live chat support; however, neither builds advertising campaigns from scratch.

Automation and Workflow Integrations

RecurPost integrates with –

• Zapier
• a native n8n node
• an MCP server
• a public API
• webhooks
• RSS
• a Chrome extension
• Canva
• Google Drive

These connections route content from an intake form, a project board, or a content pipeline directly into the scheduler.

Pallyy offers a public REST API and an MCP server, and no automation platform integrations. Pallyy API keys are available on every plan, including Free, through Settings. The API schedules posts, creates drafts, browses the media library, and imports media by URL. The MCP server exposes the same actions to AI assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor.

• Zapier, Make, IFTTT, and webhooks are absent from Pallyy entirely. CRM, project management, and e-commerce integrations are equally absent. Therefore, any external system reaching Pallyy requires custom development against its API.

Pallyy connects –

• Canva
• Dropbox
• OneDrive
• Box
• Unsplash for media import

Pallyy removed its Google Drive connection from the media uploader in April 2025.

Mobile App Capability

RecurPost’s iOS and Android apps compose posts, run the one-off post flow, apply watermarks, and configure DM automation. Client work therefore continues from a phone without a desktop session. The same apps answer the social inbox with AI-drafted replies and let an approver approve, reject or request changes on a post.

Pallyy’s iOS and Android apps do not create posts and provide no inbox access. Those apps deliver push notifications and manual publishing reminders. This positions them as companions rather than second workspaces. Mobile publishing in Pallyy consequently depends on notification-triggered manual posting.

Support Channels and Response Times

Pallyy provides live chat on all plans, email support, a help centre, and onboarding demos. Live chat covers the free plan alongside paid tiers. Notably, customer service replies arrived within 30 to 45 minutes during testing. Plus, email replies carry a quoted 48-hour response window.

Pallyy does not provide phone support, video tutorials, a community forum, or a dedicated account manager at any tier. These support options remain unavailable even on the Scale plan, which costs $199 per month. RecurPost provides email and chat support from the Personal plan and adds priority support with onboarding assistance on Enterprise.

Advertising and Post Boosting

Neither platform builds advertising campaigns, and Pallyy offers no advertising features at all.

RecurPost boosts an already published Facebook or Instagram post into an advertisement through a $5 per month add-on. This boost supports daily or total budgets, along with fixed start and end dates. It also includes four targeting dimensions imported from the connected Meta ad account.

RecurPost builds and edits no custom audiences. This is because Meta restricts third-party tools from that function. LinkedIn boosting remains unavailable.

• Fit: Pallyy’s integration model suits agencies operating the scheduler as a standalone system with no external data flowing in.

• Non-fit: Pallyy connects to no automation platform, so intake forms and project boards reaching the scheduler require RecurPost.

Where RecurPost Fits Agency Workflows, and Where It Does Not

RecurPost fits a specific shape of client work.

RecurPost may be less suitable in six specific situations

Where Pallyy Fits, and Where It Does Not

Pallyy is a well-built product with a narrow operating layer, and it suits a clear kind of buyer.

RecurPost vs Pallyy: Who Should Pick Which

These rows settle a two-tool shortlist. Whether RecurPost fits a workflow beyond this comparison is covered on the RecurPost publishing platform overview.

Switching From Pallyy to RecurPost

Moving from Pallyy to RecurPost starts by rebuilding each Social Set as a RecurPost workspace and reconnecting the same accounts. RecurPost imports existing posts from a connected profile, which rebuilds a starting library without retyping.

Two things do not transfer: Scheduled posts in Pallyy remain there and do not transfer automatically to RecurPost. You can either let them publish before switching or rebuild the queue in RecurPost and cancel the existing posts. Media stored in Pallyy folders has to be re-uploaded. Additionally, Pallyy’s 350 MB per-file limit means large video files were probably never in there to begin with.

The migration checklist covers the account-by-account sequence. If you are still weighing several products rather than these two, the Pallyy alternatives page covers the wider field, and RecurPost comparisons lists the rest.

Try RecurPost

RecurPost’s Agency plan covers 20 social accounts and includes 3 team members for $79 per month. The plan also includes client workspaces, an approval workflow, and white-label reports. See RecurPost pricing for every add-on with its unit price, or start a 14-day free trial. The RecurPost case studies show how agencies and teams run their publishing in RecurPost. If you want the wider picture of what the RecurPost social media scheduler does before you commit to a plan, start there.

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