RecurPost Reviews & Ratings
RecurPost holds public review profiles on five independent software review platforms, carrying 258 customer reviews between them. The scores below come from those platforms, each with the number of reviews behind it and the date RecurPost read it. Customers wrote every word of those reviews themselves, and RecurPost cannot edit or remove any of them.
Agencies and freelancers checking a scheduler before moving client accounts onto it want to know two things. They want to know whether the sample is big enough to mean anything, and they want to hear from people who already run the thing every day. Both are on this page.
3 independent pools
Capterra · GetApp · Software Advice4.7 / 5 · 170
Reviewers in the Gartner pool record a 90 percent likelihood to recommend.
What customers rate RecurPost
| Review pool | Platform | Rating | Reviews | Read on |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shared Gartner Digital Markets pool One pool, 170 reviewers, published by all three | Capterra | 4.7 out of 5 | 170 | 25 August 2026 |
| GetApp | 4.7 out of 5 | 170 | 25 August 2026 | |
| Software Advice | 4.7 out of 5 | 170 | 25 August 2026 | |
| Separate pool | G2 | 4.7 out of 5 | 65 | 25 August 2026 |
| Separate pool | Trustpilot | 4.5 out of 5 | 23 | 25 August 2026 |
Capterra, GetApp and Software Advice publish the same figures because all three draw on one shared Gartner Digital Markets review pool. RecurPost counts that pool once rather than presenting it as three separate endorsements, because the same 170 customers wrote all three. G2 and Trustpilot each run a separate pool with their own reviewers and their own verification, so RecurPost’s review record rests on three independent samples totalling 258 reviews.
RecurPost’s score in the shared Gartner pool breaks into four sub-scores:
RecurPost’s reviewers in that pool also record a 90 percent likelihood to recommend.
How many reviews sit behind RecurPost’s ratings
RecurPost’s ratings rest on 258 reviews across three independent pools rather than on a handful of hand-picked testimonials. The largest is the shared Gartner Digital Markets pool, which held 170 reviews when RecurPost read it on 25 August 2026.
RecurPost holds no one-star and no two-star review in that pool. On G2, which runs its own separate pool of 65 reviews, 90 percent of reviewers give RecurPost five stars. G2 and Trustpilot publish their own full distributions on their own profiles, and the counts beside this text describe the Gartner pool only. A five-person agency shortlisting schedulers for 18 client accounts gets a usable answer from a spread like that, because it shows how the product behaves for people already running it daily rather than how it demos.
Support: what RecurPost's reviewers say about its highest-rated dimension
RecurPost’s customer support sub-score of 4.8 out of 5 is the highest of the four dimensions its reviewers rate, and it sits above RecurPost’s own overall 4.7. Support is also what recent reviewers write about most. Charles Thalhimer, who had used RecurPost for about a year, wrote this on Trustpilot in May 2026:
Each time the response to the initial request was quick and the resolutions were timely. Throughout each interaction the communication was quick and clear.
I’ve reached out a few times with questions tailored to our workflow and specific needs, and the team has been incredibly fast, helpful, patient, and thorough.
Michelle Sikora took a trial in February 2026 to solve one specific problem, found that Meta does not permit what she needed, and left 5 out of 5 anyway:
Humans, professional, care about you accomplishing your goals and they are there for support. Well done RecurPost team!
The support at RecurPost is very good.
The customer support team for Recurpost is top-notch.
RecurPost answers email the same day on every plan, including the $9 Starter plan.
More than 850 platform error types are documented, so a failed post returns the actual cause instead of a generic failure notice.
RecurPost’s support channels and response times set out how each of the six channels is routed.
Time saved: what RecurPost customers say they get back
RecurPost customers name time back as the first thing they notice. Adam Halpern wrote this on Trustpilot in January 2026, Madhukar Ganji named where the time goes in April 2026, and two Capterra reviewers said the same thing years earlier.
Great product and excellent service. Very easy to use and saved me hours of productivity time.
Overall the tool is good, and we can post through one platform in different platforms like facebook, instagram, GMB, etc., and this is saving our time.
Recurpost is the best software for saving time.
Recurpost frees up so much of my time!
Ease of use: what RecurPost's reviewers say about handing it to someone else
RecurPost’s reviewers describe a product they can hand to someone else. Barbara wrote this on Trustpilot in January 2026, Ghanshyam Dinni summed it up in April 2026, and Melanie, who runs social for a school, gave RecurPost 5.0 on Capterra in a review titled “An essential tool for our school”.
Well functioning and easy to use. RecurPost really helped me feel professional about my marketing and SoMe efforts in my business. And always got friendly support whenever I needed it.
Easy to use tool and features are great with good service
It’s easy to use, works on all platforms, and makes it easy to leverage content with libraries
Melanie’s phrase “works on all platforms” points at coverage, and the networks RecurPost supports list which ones publish directly and which publish by reminder.
What customers say about staying consistent
RecurPost customers running their own accounts describe consistency as the problem RecurPost actually solves. Gudrun, who works in alternative medicine, wrote this in a 5.0 Capterra review in February 2026, and closed the same review by saying she has used RecurPost for years.
Being consistant is finally easy and does not require my constant attention. I can have my social media run totally on autopilot and concentrate on something else.
I have been using RecurPost extensivly over several years and can only highly recommend it.
I love the fact that we can easily repurpose our content by recycling.
I like the fact that you never share the same update twice – each can be amended and customised.
RecurPost’s evergreen recurring libraries are what Claire is describing, and RecurPost’s scheduling features set out how the frequencies are configured.
What customers say about content libraries and recycling
RecurPost customers return to the libraries more than to any other feature. Leah found them ready to use on day one. Victoria C., self-employed in online media and a customer of more than two years when she wrote, gave RecurPost 5.0 on Software Advice and titled her review “I refer everyone to RecurPost!”.
I love the content libraries that are pre-built so I was able to immediately dive into organizing my content and scheduling it.
What I love most about RecurPost is the recycling of my social media updates AND the schedule/pause/expire features.
I love that its posible to make difrent folders / libabry with difrent subjects and reuse the content again and again.
What agencies and teams say about RecurPost
RecurPost’s reviewers include agency owners, consultants and in-house teams as well as solo operators.
I love the fact that you can see the content you have set up in the bucket systems.
One of the best features for us is the easy banks of content you can create and then pause.
It’s great that you can create recurring posts that repeat daily, weekly, monthly or even yearly.
We like that we can schedule all posts and view in them in both a calendar and list view.
RecurPost customers on video
RecurPost publishes five recorded customer reviews. Four sit on RecurPost’s own YouTube channel and one sits on Capterra’s. A review platform hosting a recording carries more weight than a vendor hosting it, because the vendor controls neither the upload nor the edit.
Victoria Rennoldson, a communication coach and the founder of Culture Cuppa, has used RecurPost since 2021.
John C. Morley founded Orbital Media, a digital consulting agency in Franklin Lakes, New Jersey, and publishes to 12 destinations across 5 networks.
Honni Hayton runs Honni Hayton Counselling as a sole proprietor.
Jill Anderson is a web developer who keeps her own LinkedIn presence running while she is heads-down on client work.
Platform-hostedThe fifth recording sits on Capterra’s own YouTube channel rather than on RecurPost’s.
Results RecurPost customers measured
RecurPost customers who agreed to be documented report figures rather than impressions. Six of RecurPost’s 15 documented customers published a measured result:
| Customer | What they measured |
|---|---|
| Orbital Media John C. Morley | Failed posts fell from 6 to 8 a week to nearly zero a month, within 60 days |
| Jen Vazquez Media Jen Vazquez | Instagram comments up 5,985.71 percent and LinkedIn posts published up 4,777.78 percent |
| Honni Hayton Counselling | Interactions up 50 percent and client consultations doubled |
| Pilates on Collingwood Street | Bookings up 25 percent and engagement up 20 percent |
| Digital Ivan Ivan Jimenez | Posting consistency up 40 percent and reach up 3 to 5 times |
| PolyInnovator Dustin Miller | Around 24,000 YouTube views a month |
RecurPost customer case studies carry all 15 in full, including the account counts and platform mixes behind each figure. Read the reviews on this page for breadth across 258 customers, and read a case study when you want one operation described end to end.
How RecurPost collects these reviews
RecurPost cannot edit, hide or remove a review left on Capterra, GetApp, Software Advice, G2 or Trustpilot. Each platform owns the review, verifies the reviewer and runs its own moderation, which is the reason these scores carry weight that a vendor-controlled testimonial page does not.
RecurPost read every written review quoted on this page on 25 August 2026 and reproduces each one in the reviewer’s own wording, spelling included. Each quote carries the reviewer’s name as the platform displays it, the platform, the date and the rating they gave, so that anyone can look the review up on the platform named beside it.
About RecurPost carries the company details behind these reviews, including ownership, founding date and where client data is stored.
What this review record answers, and what it does not
The reliability and support question for an agency or freelancer publishing to 10 or more client accounts. That operation’s main risk is a post failing quietly on a client’s account, and 170 customers scoring support at 4.8 out of 5 is direct evidence on exactly that risk.
These scores measure how satisfied customers are, so they will not tell you whether RecurPost publishes the specific post format one of your clients needs, and they will not price your account count for you. RecurPost features covers what the product does, and the RecurPost comparison hub sets RecurPost beside other schedulers on those requirements.
Try RecurPost
RecurPost’s Agency plan covers 20 social accounts and 3 users for $79 a month, with no per-seat charge added on top. RecurPost runs a 14-day free trial with no card, and every self-serve plan carries a 30-day money-back guarantee.
See RecurPost plans and pricing for every plan and add-on with its unit price, or test RecurPost on two client accounts before you move the rest. RecurPost social media management software runs on 10 networks and is built for people managing many accounts rather than one.
RecurPost review FAQs
How many reviews are RecurPost's ratings based on?
RecurPost’s ratings draw on 258 reviews across three separate pools. The largest is the shared Gartner Digital Markets pool that Capterra, GetApp and Software Advice all publish from, which held 170 reviews on 25 August 2026 and scored RecurPost 4.7 out of 5. G2 holds its own pool of 65 reviews, also at 4.7. Trustpilot holds 23 reviews at a TrustScore of 4.5. Capterra, GetApp and Software Advice are not three independent samples, so RecurPost counts that pool once rather than three times.
Are RecurPost's reviewers agencies or individual operators?
RecurPost’s reviewers span both. The published reviews come from marketing and advertising firms of 2 to 50 people, e-learning and accounting companies, and self-employed operators in online media, human resources, health and fitness and alternative medicine. That mix reflects RecurPost’s own customer base of agencies managing client rosters alongside owner-operators managing their own accounts. Read a reviewer’s industry and company size before weighting their review against your own operation.
Can RecurPost edit or remove a review it does not like?
RecurPost cannot. Capterra, GetApp, Software Advice, G2 and Trustpilot each hold the review, verify the reviewer and run their own moderation, and none of them gives a vendor the ability to edit, hide or delete a published review. RecurPost’s role is limited to responding publicly where the platform allows a vendor response.
How recent are RecurPost’s reviews?
RecurPost’s review pools span several years, and reviewers were still writing in 2026. The most recent review quoted on this page was published in May 2026, and nine of the reviews quoted here were written in 2026. RecurPost states the read date beside every score because live review scores move as new reviews land, and RecurPost re-read all five platform scores on 25 August 2026.
What do RecurPost customers use it for most?
RecurPost customers most often describe three uses in their reviews: scheduling that runs without daily attention, evergreen content libraries that republish approved posts on a set frequency, and managing several social accounts from one calendar. Customers in the reviews above name all three, and RecurPost’s customer support sub-score of 4.8 out of 5 is the highest-rated dimension across the whole Gartner pool.