Enterprise scheduling, listening, and team workflows.
From $99/mo · Free plan: no · 9 platforms
What is Hootsuite?
Hootsuite is one of the longest-running social media management platforms and remains the default choice for larger organizations. Its scheduler handles every major network — including Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube — with bulk scheduling, a shared content calendar, and approval workflows so teams can review posts before they go live.
Scheduling is only part of the package. Hootsuite bundles social listening, a unified engagement inbox, competitive benchmarking, and enterprise-grade analytics. That breadth is why it costs more than lightweight schedulers: plans start at $99/month, which makes sense for teams but is overkill for a solo creator.
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Pricing
No free plan. Professional starts at $99/month (1 user, 10 accounts); Team and Enterprise tiers add users, approval workflows, and listening. A 30-day free trial is available.
Best for
Mid-size to large teams that need scheduling, listening, and engagement in one governed platform.
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FAQ
No. Hootsuite retired its free plan; the cheapest option is the Professional plan at $99/month, though a 30-day free trial lets you test everything first.
Professional starts at $99/month for 1 user and up to 10 social accounts. Team plans and Enterprise tiers scale up from there with more seats, approvals, and listening features.
Yes. Hootsuite publishes Reels, TikTok videos, and YouTube content directly — no reminder notifications needed.
Usually not. A solo creator gets 90% of the scheduling value from tools like Buffer or Pallyy at a tenth of the price. Hootsuite earns its cost when teams need listening, approvals, and a shared inbox.