Publer vs SocialBee

Publer and SocialBee both automate posting, but they ask you to plan in different ways. Publer offers a free-forever plan and bundles bulk upload of up to 500 posts, while its paid prices did not render for us. SocialBee publishes every plan with profile, user and workspace limits, and offers only a 14-day trial. Its signature is a category queue that refills itself. Publer lists Albania and the United States as addresses, and SocialBee is a Romanian company that sits under WebPros.

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Publer and SocialBee side by side

PublerSocialBee
Our social media management rank#1 of 19#11 of 19
Established inAlbaniaRomania
List price, 8 November 2026Publer: free forever (3 social accounts); Professional and Business per social account, amounts not readableSocialBee: from $24 a month yearly ($29 monthly) up to Pro150 at $374 or $449; 14-day trial
Free tierYes—
Open source——
Self-hostable——
Built forA small team that wants recycling and bulk upload without paying for itA small business that must post consistently without a content team
Not forAn enterprise that needs a support contractA brand running campaign-based, time-critical publishing

Both are reviewed in full in our social media management ranking: Publer and SocialBee.

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Where they differ

Publer 2 · SocialBee 3 · open 1
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    What you get without paying

    Publer's free plan is for 1 user and 1 workspace with 3 social accounts, excluding X, 10 scheduled posts per account, 25 saved drafts and a 24-hour post history. It calls itself free forever. SocialBee offers a trial of 14 days with no card, and no free plan. A solo user can live on Publer's limits for a long time. SocialBee asks for a decision after two weeks.

    Edge: Publer

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    Published numbers for the paid plans

    SocialBee lists Bootstrap at $29 monthly or $24 yearly per month, Accelerate at $49 or $40, and Pro at $99 or $82, rising to Pro150 at $449 or $374. Publer names Professional, Business and Enterprise, and says every ninth social account earns a free tenth, but the prices did not render when we fetched it. So a Publer plan cannot be costed from what we fetched, which gives SocialBee the round.

    Edge: SocialBee

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    Recycling and the self-refilling queue

    Publer lists recycling among its features, with Spintax-powered post recycling named under Business. SocialBee files posts into content categories, 10 on Bootstrap and 50 on Accelerate with 5,000 posts per category, and unlimited categories on Pro and above. Our notes describe its queue as a mix you set once, which keeps a small business posting without weekly planning. Publer recycles what you already published, and SocialBee refills a schedule by theme.

    Depends on the buyer

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    Bulk loading, analytics and competitor views

    Publer's pages mention scheduling up to 500 posts at once from a CSV file, and its Business plan adds analytics insights and reports, best times to post, competitor analysis and hashtag analytics. SocialBee's analytics are not shown on its pricing page, and our notes call them ordinary. Our notes also call Publer's reporting functional rather than insightful. Even so, it lists more concrete reporting items on the page we read.

    Edge: Publer

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    Profiles, workspaces and agency growth

    SocialBee scales in steps: Pro covers 25 profiles, 3 users and 5 workspaces, Pro50 covers 50 profiles, 5 users and 10 workspaces, Pro100 covers 100 profiles and 20 workspaces, and Pro150 covers 150 profiles and 30 workspaces. Publer lists unlimited workspaces on Professional, with extra members priced per head and every tenth free. Publer is flexible, but SocialBee's ladder is what you can budget against today.

    Edge: SocialBee

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    AI helpers and the company behind each

    SocialBee states that AI content generation is unlimited on every plan, while Publer lists unlimited AI prompts under Business. On ownership, Publer's terms name Kalemi Code LLC with addresses in Tirana, Albania and Sheridan, Wyoming, and do not name one country of establishment. SocialBee is SC SocialBee Labs SRL in Cluj-Napoca, with Romanian law governing, and the terms call it a WebPros brand.

    Edge: SocialBee

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When neither fits

If you need an enterprise support contract or time-critical campaign publishing, neither is the natural fit. Buffer is a simpler scheduler, and Metricool puts more weight on reporting.

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Publer or SocialBee: questions

3 answers
Does Publer cost anything to try out?

The home page offers a free start with no card, and the plans page describes a free-forever plan for 1 user and 3 social accounts.

A free trial of paid features is also offered without a card, but its length is not given. The paid plan prices did not render.

How long do I get to test SocialBee?

SocialBee's pricing page offers 14 free days, no card needed. The page states it is a trial and not a free plan. After that, Bootstrap starts at $29 monthly or $24 on yearly billing.

Which one is the European option?

SocialBee is SC SocialBee Labs SRL in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, and the terms call it a WebPros brand without naming WebPros's own owner.

Publer's terms list a Tirana, Albania address and a Wyoming, United States address, so no single country is named. Our category data lists Publer under Albania.

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Sources

Checked 8 November 2026
  • Publer plans page: free plan limits, plan names, bulk scheduling of 500 posts, Business analytics and recycling, the ninth-account-free rule.
  • Publer terms: Kalemi Code LLC with Tirana and Wyoming addresses.
  • SocialBee pricing page: six plan prices monthly and yearly, profile and workspace limits, category counts, the trial and unlimited AI.
  • SocialBee terms of service: SC SocialBee Labs SRL in Cluj-Napoca, Romanian governing law, WebPros brand.
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