Plans

Choose the tier that fits your team. Every plan includes a 30-day free trial.

Standard

From $249/mo

  • Unified social inbox
  • Publishing and scheduling
  • Core analytics reports
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Professional

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  • Everything in Standard
  • Competitive reports
  • Advanced workflows
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Advanced

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  • Everything in Professional
  • Premium analytics add-on access
  • Listening add-on access
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Enterprise

Custom

  • Everything in Advanced
  • Dedicated support
  • Custom integrations
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Additional Premium Solutions

Add-on capabilities to deepen your social strategy on top of any plan.

Listening

Uncover trends and sentiment from social conversations to inform marketing strategy.

Premium Analytics

Drive strategic decision making across the business with rich social data and analytics.

Employee Advocacy

Amplify your reach by empowering employees to share brand content.

Try Sprout Social free for 30 days

Pricing starts at $249 per month. Talk to our team about plans and add-ons for your organization.

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Social media management platforms have reshaped how organizations plan, publish, and measure their online presence. By bringing publishing, scheduling, engagement, and analytics into a single workspace, these tools reduce the friction of switching between native apps and dashboards. A unified inbox lets teams triage mentions and messages across networks, while content calendars help coordinate campaigns so that posts go live at the right moments. The result is a more deliberate, data-informed approach to social strategy that scales with the team. Choosing the right tier often comes down to team size, workflow complexity, and the depth of reporting a business needs. Entry-level plans typically cover the essentials, such as scheduling, an analytics foundation, and a handful of integrated networks, while higher tiers expand into competitive intelligence, advanced automation, and premium add-ons like social listening. Enterprise offerings layer in governance features, broader integrations, and dedicated support. Many vendors also offer trial periods so teams can evaluate fit before committing, helping organizations match capability to growth stage.

Social media management platforms have reshaped how organizations plan, publish, and measure their online presence. By bringing publishing, scheduling, engagement, and analytics into a single workspace, these tools reduce the friction of switching between native apps and dashboards. A unified inbox lets teams triage mentions and messages across networks, while content calendars help coordinate for respective campaigns so that posts go live at the right moments. The result is a more deliberate, data-informed approach to social strategy that scales with the team.