FeedHive
FeedHive is an AI social media scheduling tool that drafts posts, suggests hashtags, and tracks analytics across connected accounts.
FeedHive
VerifiedFeedHive is an AI social media scheduling tool that drafts posts, suggests hashtags, and tracks analytics across connected accounts.
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FeedHive is an AI social media scheduling tool that drafts posts, suggests hashtags, and tracks analytics across connected accounts.
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The Agency plan covers 500 social profiles across 100 workspaces, with a white label option and priority support, which tells you FeedHive is built to handle client work as well as solo accounts.
FeedHive is a social media management platform that uses AI to write posts, schedule them and report on analytics.
Pricing runs in four tiers.
Creator is $19 a month for 4 socials, a posting plan, analytics and a social inbox.
Brand is $29 for 10 socials, 5 workspaces, FeedHive AI and collaboration tools.
Business is $99 for 100 socials, 50 workspaces, unlimited posts and priority support.
Agency is $299.
Note that FeedHive AI is listed starting at the Brand tier, so Creator users may not get it.
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- Includes 500 socials
- 100 workspaces
- white label solution
- and priority support
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