Sendible

Social media scheduling and reporting built for agencies

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What is Sendible?

Sendible is a social media management platform built for agencies, franchises, and multi-location brands. It organizes work into workspaces (each with six social profiles by default), includes unlimited users on every plan, and emphasizes client onboarding, approvals, content libraries, and white-label reporting at higher tiers.

Key features

Workspace Model

Separate calendars, profiles, queues, and reports per client, brand, or location—Core includes 1 workspace (6 profiles), scaling to 50 workspaces on Enterprise.

Unlimited Users

All standard plans include unlimited teammates and client logins without per-seat fees—a core differentiator versus Hootsuite and Agorapulse.

Publishing & Queues

Unlimited scheduling, smart queues (10–70 slots by tier), bulk CSV/video uploads, repeating posts, customizable posts per network, and daily send limits per workspace for compliance.

AI Assist

Unlimited AI credits on standard plans for captions, rephrasing, and ideation alongside Canva, image/video editor, and RSS auto-posting.

Client Connect

Clients link their own profiles securely without sharing passwords; approval workflows and permission groups restrict junior users.

Engagement Inbox

Priority Inbox aggregates alerts; real-time comment streams for Facebook Pages/Ads and LinkedIn Company Pages with assignment on higher tiers.

Reporting

Standard network reports plus engagement overview; Premium+ adds custom branded reports, campaigns, and Google Analytics reporting.

Integrations

Canva, Google Drive, Dropbox, Zapier, Bitly, Chrome extension, and WordPress publishing; Elite adds bulk dynamic fields and white-label.

Sendible pricing

USD monthly list: Core $35 (1 workspace, 6 profiles), Plus $99 (3 workspaces, 18 profiles) with approvals, Premium $199 (7 workspaces, 42 profiles) with branded reports and content libraries, Elite $299 (15 workspaces, 90 profiles) with white-label and bulk dynamic fields, Enterprise $750 (50 workspaces, 300 profiles) with SSO. Annual billing saves ~15%. 14-day trial, no card required on marketing pages. Unlimited users on all plans.

PlanPriceWhat's included
Core$35/month ($30/month billed annually)1 workspace, 6 profiles, unlimited users/scheduling/AI, bulk scheduling, monitoring, standard reports, 100 sends/day
Plus$99/month3 workspaces, 18 profiles, assignment and approvals, 200 sends/day, 30 smart queue slots
Premium$199/month7 workspaces, 42 profiles, content libraries, custom branded reports, campaigns, dedicated onboarding, 300 sends/day, 70 queue slots
Elite$299/month15 workspaces, 90 profiles, white-label, bulk dynamic fields, advanced permissions, 500 sends/day
Enterprise$750/month50 workspaces, 300 profiles, SSO, custom integrations, dedicated account manager

Pros & cons

Pros

  • + Unlimited users eliminate seat-tax math for agency collaboration.
  • + Workspace packaging maps cleanly to per-client billing models.
  • + Strong approval, permission groups, and Client Connect for franchise workflows.
  • + Competitive entry pricing versus per-user enterprise suites.
  • + Bulk CSV/video scheduling and dynamic fields support multi-location personalization.
  • + No long-term contracts on standard plans with month-to-month flexibility.

Cons

  • − Profile limits are tied to workspace bundles—rapid growth may require frequent plan jumps.
  • − Daily send limits per workspace can throttle high-volume publishers.
  • − Engagement coverage is narrower than dedicated inbox-first platforms on lower tiers.
  • − UI can feel dated compared to collaboration-first newcomers like Planable.
  • − Enterprise scale (50+ clients) still climbs toward $750/month base before add-ons.
  • − Some listening and deep analytics features are lighter than Agorapulse or Hootsuite.

Who is Sendible best for?

  • • Digital agencies billing per client workspace with many collaborators.
  • • Franchises and multi-location brands needing location-specific queues.
  • • Teams that refuse per-seat pricing but need approvals and reporting.
  • • Social managers scheduling WordPress blog promos alongside social posts.
  • • Growing shops upgrading from Core to Plus for client approvals.
  • • White-label agencies on Elite serving external stakeholders.

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