Agorapulse vs Sendible Comparison 2026
Agorapulse is built around a shared inbox: comments, ad comments, mentions and messages land in one queue a team can assign and close, priced per user from $79 a month with a free tier that keeps working after the 30-day trial ends. Sendible is built around a single step instead: a draft cannot publish until a client approves it, from $35 a month for one user with a 14-day trial and a daily posting limit stated on every plan. Pick Agorapulse to answer people as a team. Pick Sendible to get a client's sign-off before anything goes out.
One inbox for every comment and message
Scheduling with a client approval step built in
At a glance
- Sendible starts cheaper, at $35.
- Only Agorapulse has a free tier.
Side by side
Agorapulse | Sendible | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price (they differ) | From $79 | From $35 |
| Pricing model (they differ) | Free plan, paid tiers | Free trial, then paid |
| Free tier (they differ) | Yes | No |
| Billing | Not stated | Monthly or annual |
| Free trial (they differ) | 30 days | 14 days |
Agorapulse
One inbox for every comment and message
Agorapulse treats the social inbox as the main job and scheduling as the thing you do around it. Comments, ad comments, mentions and messages land in one queue that can be assigned, answered and closed, which is the difference between a team of two and a person with eleven tabs open. Reporting is the other half, and it is built to be sent to somebody who did not do the work. Pricing is per user, so the size of the team is what decides the bill.
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- Covers dm & comment automation
Sendible
Scheduling with a client approval step built in
Sendible sits where an agency needs somebody outside the tool to sign off before a post goes out. Drafts route to a client, the client approves or comments, and only then does it publish, which is the workflow that keeps freelancers off email threads about a caption. The daily posting limit is per user and stated on every plan, so read that number before the price. It covers the usual networks and states which account types work on each.
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Why people weigh these two
- Sendible instead of Agorapulse
- Sendible aims at agencies with a client approval step built into scheduling, from $35 after a trial against Agorapulse's $79 per user.
- Agorapulse instead of Sendible
- Agorapulse adds one inbox for every comment and message across networks, with a free tier before its $79 plan, for a team that spends more time replying than scheduling.
Which one should you pick
Choose Agorapulse if replying is the actual job: a team of two or three splitting comments, ad comments and messages from one shared queue, with saved replies for the questions that arrive fifty times a week. The free tier keeps working after the 30-day trial ends, so a small account never has to pay just to keep the inbox running. Pricing is per user at $79 a month for Standard, so a third person on the team adds real cost fast.
Choose Sendible if the job is an agency serving clients who want to see a post before it goes live. Creator starts at $35 a month for one user, and every plan states a daily posting limit and a profile count, the ceiling worth checking before signing up rather than after. Sendible does not build a shared reply inbox the way Agorapulse does, so a brand answering its own comments at volume is holding the wrong tool.
Common questions
- Does either tool have a free plan?
- Agorapulse does, and it keeps working after the 30-day trial ends rather than expiring. Sendible has no free plan, only a 14-day trial, with Creator starting at $35 a month for one user once that ends.
- Which one lets a client approve a post before it goes live?
- Sendible. A draft routes to the client, who approves or comments on it, and only then does it publish. Agorapulse has no equivalent step, since its inbox is built for answering incoming comments and messages, not routing outgoing drafts for sign-off.
- How does the price change as a team grows?
- Both charge per user, so a bigger team means the bill doubles or triples rather than a flat platform fee. Agorapulse Standard runs $79 per user a month, Sendible Creator $35, though Sendible's dearer tiers add features Creator does not carry.
- Which is the better fit for a brand answering its own comments?
- Agorapulse. Comments, ad comments, mentions and messages land in one queue a team can assign and close, with saved replies for repeat questions. Sendible is built around scheduling and client approval, not a shared reply inbox.
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