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Pallyy vs Buffer

Compare with for 10 people.

Pallyy
53%
match · $240/yr
Buffer
79%
match · $60/yr

Buffer is the better fit.

It costs $180 less a year for 10 people.

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What you'd pay

Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered, in US dollars (USD). Prices checked Nov 2026.

Pallyy
Entry plan
Flat price, whole team$20.00
× 12 months$240.00
Per year
$2.00 per person / mo
$240

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Buffer
Entry plan
Smaller bill
Flat price, whole team$5.00
× 12 months$60.00
Per year
$0.50 per person / mo
$60

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Choose a tool

Pallyy

From $20Free plan

Agencies and freelancers who post for several clients and want clients to approve posts without paying for their seats.

Buffer

From $5Free plan
G2 4.3 · 1,041 reviews

Solo creators, small businesses and agencies that mainly need simple, affordable scheduling across many channels.

Side by side

PallyyBuffer
PricingFree; paid from $20/month billed yearly ($25 monthly)Free; paid from $5/channel/month billed yearly
Price checkedNov 9, 2026Nov 12, 2026
G2 RatingNot yet verified4.3 (1,041 reviews)
Best ForAgencies and freelancers who post for several clients and want clients to approve posts without paying for their seats.Solo creators, small businesses and agencies that mainly need simple, affordable scheduling across many channels.

Pros and cons

Pallyy

Pros

  • Per-client pricing: Agency covers 10 clients and 3 users for $79 a month billed yearly ($99 monthly)
  • Clients approve through a shared calendar link and need no seat
  • Inbox, approvals and AI captions are on Pro, the cheapest paid plan
  • Free plan with no card (1 social set, 15 scheduled posts a month)

Cons

  • Pro is single-user and cannot add users; a second teammate means Agency
  • Free plan publishes images only: no video, carousels, inbox or approvals
  • Analytics are listed for Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn only, and the plans list no social listening
  • The 14-day trial of paid plans asks for card details

Buffer

Pros

  • Real free plan (3 channels) and low entry price ($5 to $6 per channel)
  • Team plan includes unlimited users, so cost does not grow with headcount
  • Volume discounts make many channels cheaper per channel
  • Simple to understand pricing published in full, including a machine-readable page

Cons

  • Essentials is single-user; approvals and access levels need Team
  • Free plan limits you to 10 scheduled posts per channel and 30 days of insights
  • Community inbox handles comments; Buffer does not list DMs or social listening
  • Some channels have limited support (for example Instagram personal profiles and Facebook groups are notification-publishing only)

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