Pallyy review: $25 a month for unlimited posts on one social set
Pallyy is the cheapest credible way for one person to schedule visual content across every platform at once, and it meters by social set rather than by channel. Our check of pallyy.com on 14 June 2026 recorded a free plan, Pro at $25 a month with unlimited posts and Agency at $99. Those figures are several months old.
The short answer
Buy Pallyy Buy Pallyy Pro if you run one brand across many platforms and post often enough that per-channel billing would hurt. Pro was $25 a month, or $20 a month billed annually, with unlimited posts, when we checked pallyy.com/pricing on 14 June 2026.
Skip it if you need deep reporting across every platform or formal team approvals. Pallyy's team tier was $99 a month in June 2026, and Planable at $33 a month, verified 6 October 2026, is built around approvals from the entry tier up.
Where Pallyy fits
Pallyy fits the solo creator or freelance social manager working on visual platforms. The grid planner, the unified inbox and the bio link page come in one subscription, and the unit of pricing is the social set, meaning one account per platform rather than one channel at a time.
That unit is the whole commercial argument. A per-channel tool charges again for every profile you add, while Pallyy charges for the set, so a creator posting to nine platforms under one brand pays once. Six channels on Buffer Essentials at $5 a month per channel is $30 a month, verified 1 October 2026, against Pallyy Pro at $25 for a whole set.
The free plan gave one social set and 15 posts a month on our 14 June 2026 check, with no card required. It is a real test rather than a demo, and an account posting daily will exhaust it inside a fortnight, which is the point at which the paid tiers start to matter.
Starter was $15 a month, or $12 billed annually, which is $180 or $144 across a year. Pro was $25 a month, or $20 billed annually, which is $300 or $240 across a year, and Pro is the tier that lifts the post cap entirely. For a single brand that is the plan to price.
Agency was $99 a month, or $79 billed annually, covering ten social sets and three users, which is $1,188 or $948 across a year. Scale was $199 a month, or $165 billed annually, covering thirty social sets, which is $2,388 or $1,980 across a year. The step from Pro to Agency is the steepest in the range and it is the one that catches freelancers who pick up a second client.
Our snapshot records the annual saving only as roughly 20%, so that figure is approximate and we quote the per-plan annual rates above instead, which are exact as recorded. Each paid plan carried a 14-day free trial on the same check.
The pricing above was verified on 14 June 2026, four months before this review, and we have not re-checked it since. Read pallyy.com/pricing before you commit, especially the social set allowances, which are the part most likely to have moved. The social media scheduling category holds the alternatives.
Pallyy pricing
Pallyy prices per social set, which means one account per platform rather than one channel. The figures below come from our check of pallyy.com/pricing on 14 June 2026 and have not been re-verified since, so confirm them before you buy.
| Plan | Price | What it adds |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0/mo | 1 social set, 15 posts a month, basic analytics, no card required |
| Starter | $15/mo | $12/mo billed annually, $144 a year. 1 social set |
| Pro | $25/mo | $20/mo billed annually, $240 a year. Unlimited posts on 1 social set |
| Agency | $99/mo | $79/mo billed annually, $948 a year. 10 social sets, 3 users, client approval calendar |
| Scale | $199/mo | $165/mo billed annually, $1,980 a year. 30 social sets, 10 users |
One meter runs here, the social set, with a post cap on the cheaper tiers. Four things set your cost:
- How many social sets you need, which in practice means how many brands or clients you run. One set covers Free, Starter and Pro; ten sets meant Agency at $99 a month in June 2026.
- Whether you post enough to need the cap lifted. Free carried 15 posts a month and Pro at $25 carried unlimited posts, so volume is what moves you up the cheap end of the range.
- How many people need logins. Agency carried three users and Scale ten, so headcount and client count push you up the same ladder.
- Billing period. Our snapshot records the discount only as roughly 20%, an approximate figure, but the per-plan annual rates are exact: $12, $20, $79 and $165 a month on Starter, Pro, Agency and Scale.
- Whether the 14-day trial on paid plans is enough to tell. It was offered on every paid tier on our June 2026 check.
Pallyy pricing against the schedulers
Pallyy is at the cheap end for a single brand. Buffer at $5 a month per channel, verified 1 October 2026, is cheaper below five channels and dearer above them, since six channels there is $30 a month. Metricool at $20 a month on Starter, verified 6 October 2026, is a flat rate with stronger reporting. Later at $25 a month on Starter, verified 1 October 2026, matches Pallyy Pro on price but caps posts where Pro does not. Those three dates are more recent than Pallyy's, so the comparison is not strictly like for like.
Pallyy billing terms worth knowing
The social set is the unit, and the post cap is what separates the two cheapest tiers.
- Free plan
- $0. One social set and 15 posts a month, as of 14 June 2026.
- Starter
- $15 per month, or $12 billed annually. $180 or $144 across a year.
- Pro
- $25 per month, or $20 billed annually. $300 or $240 across a year, with unlimited posts.
- Agency
- $99 per month, or $79 billed annually. $1,188 or $948 across a year, 10 social sets.
- Scale
- $199 per month, or $165 billed annually. $2,388 or $1,980 across a year, 30 social sets.
- Annual saving
- Recorded only as roughly 20%, which is approximate. The annual per-plan rates above are exact as recorded.
- Trial
- 14 days on every paid plan, on our 14 June 2026 check.
If a Pallyy charge is above these rates, the likely cause is social sets rather than posts, because Pro lifts the post cap entirely. Our figures are from 14 June 2026 and the set allowances in particular should be read off the current pricing page. Our creator tool cost calculators will set a year of Pallyy against a year of per-channel billing once you have today's numbers.
What Pallyy gives up
Analytics outside Instagram are thin. Instagram gets the grid planner and the deeper numbers; the other platforms get standard scheduling and basic reporting, and a creator who needs cross-platform reporting will want a tool built for it.
Team work sits behind the Agency tier. On our June 2026 check that was $99 a month against Pro at $25, so adding a second person or a client approval step quadruples the bill rather than nudging it.
The free and Starter plans are capped by posts. Fifteen posts a month on free is a fortnight of daily posting, and Starter keeps a cap, so anyone posting seriously is choosing Pro from the start.
There is no advanced automation. No recycling queues, no rules-based reposting, no bulk scheduling of the kind a volume operation needs, so batching content takes more clicks here than in tools built for it.
Reliability is good rather than flawless, and reports of occasional bugs are the common complaint. For a tool that publishes on your behalf while you are away, that is a real cost rather than a cosmetic one.
The social set model stops helping the moment you run several brands. One set is a bargain and ten sets is $99 a month, so a freelancer's economics change sharply with the second client.
Our pricing evidence is from 14 June 2026 and it is the oldest thing on this page. Four months is long enough for a tier to be renamed or a set allowance to change, and the figures above should be confirmed rather than relied on.
How Pallyy compares
The three tools below are the ones weighed against Pallyy, and the axis is flat-rate value for one brand against per-channel or team pricing. Prices are each vendor's published rates with the date we checked them, and the dates differ. The wider field sits in the social media scheduling category.
| Tool | Best for | Price | Where it breaks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pallyy | One brand, many platforms, unlimited posts | Free, $25/mo Pro (June 2026) | Team work needs the $99 Agency tier |
| Buffer | Two or three channels at the lowest price | Free, $5/mo per channel | Per-channel billing passes Pallyy above five channels |
| Later | Instagram-led visual planning | $25/mo Starter | Post allowances cap the entry tier |
| Metricool | Flat-rate scheduling with real analytics | Free, $20/mo Starter | Grid planning is weaker than Pallyy's |
What to test on the Pallyy free plan
The free plan carried one social set and 15 posts a month on our 14 June 2026 check, with a 14-day trial on the paid tiers behind it. Confirm those allowances first, because our evidence is four months old.
- Read pallyy.com/pricing and check the current social set allowances against the figures recorded here in June 2026. The set definition is what the whole bill turns on.
- Connect one set and plan a week in the grid planner. If the grid preview does not change how you post, the cheaper per-channel tools will do.
- Count your monthly posts. Fifteen on the free plan goes quickly, and the unlimited allowance on Pro at $25 a month is the thing you are paying for.
- Test the inbox against the platforms you post on most. Pulling comments and DMs from TikTok and Google Business into one place is the feature competitors skip.
- Check the analytics on a platform other than Instagram before you rely on them. This is the weakest part of the product.
- If a second brand or a client is coming, price Agency at $99 a month, or $79 billed annually, before you commit to Pro. That step is $948 across a year.
- Compare the per-channel maths honestly. Six channels on Buffer Essentials at $5 each is $30 a month, verified 1 October 2026, and the cost calculators will total both.
Pallyy questions buyers ask
How much does Pallyy cost per month?
Our check of pallyy.com/pricing on 14 June 2026 recorded a free plan (1 social set, 15 posts a month), Starter at $15 a month ($12 a month billed annually), Pro at $25 ($20 annually), Agency at $99 ($79 annually) and Scale at $199 ($165 annually). Most solo creators need Pro for unlimited posts. Our snapshot does not record a price for extra social sets beyond each plan's allowance, so ask Pallyy for that. These figures are several months old.
Does Pallyy have a free plan?
Yes. Pallyy's free plan gives you 1 social set (one account per platform), 15 scheduled posts per month, and basic analytics. There is no credit card required to sign up. It is enough to test the platform, but most active creators will outgrow it within the first two weeks if they post daily. All paid plans also include a 14-day free trial.
Who is Pallyy best for?
Pallyy is built for solo creators, freelance social media managers, and small agencies who focus on visual content, especially Instagram and TikTok. It works well if you manage one to three brands and want scheduling, a grid planner, and inbox management in a single affordable tool. It is not the best fit for large teams, enterprise use, or creators who need deep analytics across every platform.
Pallyy vs Buffer: which is better?
Buffer is better if you want the simplest possible scheduling tool with balanced analytics across platforms, or multi-user access on a budget: its Team plan was $10 a month per channel, verified 1 October 2026. Pallyy is better if you manage visual content on Instagram, want a grid planner and social inbox, and prefer a flat fee for unlimited posts. For a single brand on five or more platforms, Pallyy's Pro plan at $25 a month on our 14 June 2026 check is usually cheaper than per-channel billing.
What social media platforms does Pallyy support?
Pallyy supports Instagram (posts, Stories, Reels, carousels), Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube (including Shorts), Pinterest, Threads, X (Twitter), and Google Business Profile. Instagram has the deepest feature support including grid planning and advanced analytics. Other platforms get standard scheduling and basic analytics.
Is Pallyy good for managing multiple clients?
Yes, but it depends on your plan. On our 14 June 2026 check the Agency plan at $99 a month supported 10 social sets and 3 users and included a client approval calendar, and the Scale plan at $199 a month handled 30 social sets and 10 users. If you only manage one or two clients, that is a steep jump from the $25 a month Pro plan. For a handful of accounts, Publer's per-account pricing may work out cheaper.
Does Pallyy have a social inbox?
Yes, and it is one of Pallyy's strongest features. The social inbox pulls comments, DMs, mentions, and reviews from Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Google Business Profile into a single dashboard. You can reply to everything without switching between apps. Most competitors only support Facebook and Instagram inboxes: Pallyy's TikTok and Google Business support is a genuine differentiator.
Can I plan my Instagram grid in Pallyy?
Yes. Pallyy includes an Instagram grid planner that shows a preview of your upcoming posts in the same 3-column layout as your Instagram profile. You can drag and drop posts to rearrange them and see exactly how your feed will look before anything goes live. This feature is available on all plans, including the free tier. Later offers a similar grid planner, but Pallyy includes it at a lower price point.
Is Pallyy worth the money?
For solo creators managing visual content across several platforms, Pro at $25 a month with unlimited posts was strong value on our 14 June 2026 check, cheaper than Later, which caps posts, and far cheaper than Hootsuite, whose entry plan Standard was $99 a month verified 1 October 2026. It is less worth it if you only post on one or two platforms, where a free plan may be enough, or if you need team collaboration, since the jump to $99 a month is steep. Test the free plan first and upgrade only if you hit the post limit.
Can I cancel Pallyy anytime?
Yes. Pallyy is month-to-month with no long-term contracts. You can cancel from your account settings at any time, and your access continues through the end of your billing period. If you are on an annual plan, you will keep access through the remainder of your annual term but will not receive a prorated refund. Start with monthly billing until you are sure Pallyy fits your workflow.