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Social Magnum vs Agorapulse: $24 Flat or $79 Per Seat (2026)

Agorapulse prices per user from $79 and keeps approvals and API on its Custom tier; Social Magnum is $24 flat with both included. Where each one wins, priced from both vendors' pages the same day.

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Social Magnum's dark tile and Agorapulse's white tile facing each other across a red VS on a dark canvas

Agorapulse and Social Magnum agree on one thing — social media management should happen around an inbox, not just a queue — and disagree on everything about how to charge for it. Agorapulse prices per user, per month, per tier; Social Magnum sells flat plans with the people included. Since both products bundle publishing, inbox and reporting, this comparison is mostly about which pricing shape fits your team, and where each product’s depth actually lies.

Pricing side by side

AgorapulseSocial Magnum
ModelPer user per month; 10 profiles per userFlat plans: accounts and people bundled
EntryStandard: $79 /user /mo billed annually ($99 monthly)Starter: $24 /mo ($19 yearly) · 10 accounts · 2 people
MidProfessional: $119 /user annual ($149 monthly)Business: $59 ($47) · 30 accounts · 6 people
UpperAdvanced: $149 /user annual ($199 monthly); Custom aboveAgency: $119 ($95) · 70 accounts · 10 people
Two people cost$158 /mo (2 × Standard annual)$24 /mo (included)
Free planNone; 30-day trial, no card$0: 2 accounts, 15 posts /mo, forever
Money-backPer their terms14 days on paid plans

The line to price honestly: a two-person team on Agorapulse’s cheapest annual tier pays $158 a month — more than Social Magnum’s $119 Agency plan, which carries 70 accounts and 10 people.

Feature by feature

Social MagnumAgorapulse
Publishes toFacebook, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Bluesky, MastodonThose minus Mastodon, plus X, LinkedIn, Google Business and Reddit (11 total)
X, LinkedIn, Google BusinessNoYes
Unified inboxYes, with keyword auto-repliesYes — the product's centre, with team assignments
Post approvalsAll paid plansMulti-step approvals on the Custom tier
AI captions and imagesIncluded, unmetered, every paid planAI reply suggestions listed on Custom
CSV bulk schedulingYesYes
RSS auto-postingYesYes
Automated inbox moderationKeyword rules on comments and IG DMsYes, from Advanced tier
API / agentsMCP server, 26 documented tools, OAuthAPI access on the Custom tier
Free planYesNo

Where Agorapulse wins

  • Inbox depth. Team assignments, labels, automated moderation, ad comment management — a decade of inbox-first engineering our lighter inbox does not match.
  • Network breadth. Eleven networks including X, LinkedIn, Google Business and Reddit. If those carry your clients, this page is decided.
  • The 30-day trial. The longest trial in this series, no card required — a genuinely fair way to test an expensive product.

Where Social Magnum wins

  • The bill. $24 flat against $79 per user — and every added teammate widens the gap by another $79.
  • Approvals and AI on every plan. Agorapulse lists multi-step approvals, AI replies and API access on its Custom tier; ours ship at $24.
  • A free plan exists. 2 accounts and 15 posts a month, forever, after the trial question Agorapulse answers with “now pay”.
  • Agent-native. Claude, ChatGPT or Codex connects over MCP with OAuth under approval gates — a surface Agorapulse’s pricing page does not offer at any tier.

Which one to pick

The short version

  1. 1

    Inbox-heavy agency across X, LinkedIn and Google Business: Agorapulse — its inbox and network list are the strongest here.

  2. 2

    Lean team watching the bill: Social Magnum — two people cost $24 flat against $158.

  3. 3

    Approvals, AI or API without an enterprise tier: Social Magnum ships them on every paid plan.

  4. 4

    Reddit or Google Business reviews in scope: Agorapulse; we cover neither.

  5. 5

    Cheapest honest test: their 30-day trial against our free plan — run the same week of content through both.

More in this series: the best Agorapulse alternatives, Social Magnum vs Sprout Social and the best social media schedulers in 2026.

Frequently asked

Is Social Magnum cheaper than Agorapulse?

Substantially, at every team size. Agorapulse starts at $79 per user a month billed annually ($99 monthly), so two people pay $158. Social Magnum's $24 flat plan includes 2 people and 10 accounts, and its $119 top plan carries 10 people and 70 accounts. Prices from both pricing pages, 23 August 2026.

Does Agorapulse have a free plan?

No traditional free plan — a 30-day free trial with no card, the longest in this category, then paid plans from $79 per user a month billed annually. Social Magnum keeps a free plan of 2 accounts and 15 posts a month, forever.

What is Agorapulse best at?

The unified social inbox: team assignments, labels, automated moderation and ad comment management across eleven networks including X, LinkedIn, Google Business and Reddit. If community management across those networks is the job, it is the strongest tool in this comparison.

Does Agorapulse include post approvals and API access?

Its pricing page lists multi-step approvals, AI reply suggestions, SSO and API access under the Custom tier — the contact-sales plan. Social Magnum includes post approvals on every paid plan and its MCP agent surface on all plans, which is the structural difference between the two ladders.

Can I switch from Agorapulse to Social Magnum easily?

Reconnecting accounts takes minutes each and planned posts import over CSV. Note the honest scope check first: Social Magnum does not publish to X, LinkedIn, Google Business or Reddit — if your Agorapulse profiles live there, a switch means dropping those networks or pairing tools.

Switching is an afternoon, not a project.

Connect your accounts, load a week from CSV, and publish from one calendar. The free plan needs no card, and paid plans carry a 14-day money-back guarantee.