Overview

Pallyy brings publishing, a content calendar, analytics, PDF reports, a shared inbox, link-in-bio pages, collaboration, competitor tracking, AI caption generation, a REST API and an MCP server into one workflow. That breadth makes it suitable for teams managing content from approval through reporting, while smaller users may find the higher-tier structure more than they need.

The service runs in a web browser at app.pallyy.com, so there is nothing to install. Support is available by email, through the help center and via bookable live demos. Pallyy says it uses commercially acceptable measures to protect personal data, does not store payment-card details, and follows Google's API Services User Data Policy for Google API information. Those statements are useful assurances, but the company does not promise absolute security.

Key features

Publishing uses each network's official API for Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, Pinterest, Google Business Profile, YouTube, X, Threads and Bluesky. Each social set supports up to 11 connected accounts for one brand or client, giving agencies a straightforward way to keep channels grouped. Plan limits on social sets and users determine how far that structure scales.

Approval links let clients and teammates review, comment on and approve posts without a Pallyy account. That removes a common obstacle in client workflows. Paid plans add unlimited scheduled posts, video and carousel publishing, client approvals and the social inbox; the Free plan handles scheduled image posts only. Advanced analytics, PDF reports and competitor tracking strengthen the reporting side, while AI captions, link-in-bio pages and collaboration cover adjacent marketing tasks. The REST API and MCP server are relevant to teams connecting Pallyy with other systems, not just casual creators.

Pricing

Pallyy has a free tier, paid plans from $20/mo when billed annually, and a 14-day trial. The Free plan costs $0 forever and includes one social set with up to 11 accounts, one team user, 15 scheduled image posts per month and 200 MB of media storage. Analytics history is limited to 30 days. It is a useful way for one person to manage a small presence, but the post, storage and history caps make it unsuitable for regular multi-network publishing.

Pro is $25.00 per month, or $20/mo billed yearly. It provides one social set, unlimited posts and one user; extra social sets cost $10/mo. This is the natural choice for a solo manager or single brand that needs video, carousels, approvals and inbox access without adding seats. It does not solve multi-client work by itself because additional brand sets are metered.

Agency costs $99.00 per month, or $79/mo billed yearly. It includes 10 social sets, unlimited posts and three users, with extra sets or users at $10/mo. That combination fits smaller agencies coordinating several clients, although expanding both dimensions can raise the real bill quickly. Scale is $199.00 per month, or $165/mo billed yearly, with 30 social sets, unlimited posts and 10 users; more sets and users use custom pricing. It is aimed at larger account portfolios and teams that need substantial built-in capacity. Annual billing lowers the advertised monthly rate, so compare that commitment with your expected usage.

Platforms

Pallyy is available on the web and through an API. Browser delivery keeps deployment simple, while the API and MCP server provide options for technical integrations. No native mobile platform is identified, so teams wanting a dedicated mobile app should consider alternatives.

Who it's for

Social media agencies and freelance managers will benefit most from social sets, shared-link approvals, client-oriented reporting and multi-user plans. Multi-location businesses and in-house marketing teams can use the same structure to separate brands or locations. Small businesses and creators can start free or use Pro, provided 15 monthly image posts and 200 MB are enough on the free tier. It is less compelling for anyone needing only occasional posting, a native mobile experience or generous free video publishing.

Pros and cons

Pros

Eleven official-API channels cover major networks, including Threads and Bluesky.
Account-free approval links make client review easier to adopt.
Paid plans combine unlimited publishing, richer media, inbox management and advanced reporting.
Social sets provide a clear multi-brand and multi-client structure.
API and MCP access support custom workflows beyond the web interface.

Cons

The Free plan allows only 15 scheduled image posts monthly, 200 MB of storage and 30 days of analytics.
Video, carousels, approvals and the social inbox require a paid plan.
Pro includes only one social set and one user; scaling either adds cost.
There is no identified native mobile app.

Alternatives

Buffer is a better fit when a free plan for up to three channels and 10 scheduled posts per channel is enough, with Android, iOS, browser extension, web and API access.

Later suits teams that prefer Android, iOS and web access and can work within its access-group and calendar limits.

Agorapulse is worth considering for a free allowance of three social profiles, one user and 10 scheduled posts.

Plann is a choice for Instagram-focused users wanting 30 monthly AI credits and 30 posts, stories and carousels on its free plan.

Postmill AI offers self-hosted, web and API options, including a $9 monthly Starter plan for one seat, three channels and 100 posts.

Hookpost is suited to a small setup needing two channels, 30 posts per month and a public API for $0 per month.

Marketeer is a web-based alternative with campaign-oriented plans priced in GBP.

Pixipie is a web option with a 14-day trial and INR-priced plans.

For broader comparisons, see AI Social Media Management Software, Social Media Scheduling Software and Social Media Management Tools.

Verdict

Pallyy is a strong choice for agencies and growing marketing teams that need multi-brand organization, low-friction approvals and publishing-plus-reporting in one browser platform. Choose it when those workflows justify paid capacity; look elsewhere if you need a generous free tier, native mobile apps or only basic scheduling.

	Pallyy	Twidere
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Free trial	Yes
Paid from	$25/mo	Free
Platforms	api, Web	Android, iOS, macOS
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Paid from	$20/mo
AI content generation	Yes
Automatic publishing	Yes
Approval workflows	Yes
Social channels	11 channels
Analytics depth	advanced
Supported networks		Twitter, Mastodon, StatusNet, Fanfou

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