# Fedica vs OneUp: Deep Audience Analytics or Everyday Scheduling Power?
Author: Davis Baer
Author URL: https://www.oneupapp.io/blog/author/davis-baer
Published: 2026-11-09
Category: Social Media Tools
Category URL: https://www.oneupapp.io/blog/category/social-media-tools
Meta Title: Fedica vs OneUp: Deep Audience Analytics or Everyday Scheduling Power?
Meta Description: Fedica vs OneUp compared: Fedica wins on audience intelligence; OneUp wins on multi-account scheduling, Snapchat, Discord, and API access for teams.
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Fedica and OneUp both cost far less than Hootsuite or Sprout Social, and both schedule posts across a dozen or more networks. But they are built for different jobs. Fedica (formerly Tweepsmap) grew out of audience analytics: it tells you exactly who your followers are, when they are online, and what they care about. OneUp is a scheduling-first tool: it gets more posts out to more accounts with less manual work.

If your real question is "who is my audience?", Fedica is hard to beat at its price. If you manage several accounts on the same platform, run Google Business Profile locations, or need an API and an inbox without paying for a top tier, OneUp is the better fit.

## Quick verdict

**Choose Fedica if audience intelligence is the job; choose OneUp if everyday scheduling across many accounts is the job.**

- Fedica Publish starts at $10/month billed annually ($15 monthly) — but caps you at one account per platform and 100,000 combined followers.
- OneUp's Basic plan costs $15/month billed annually for 5 accounts of any mix, with API and MCP access, recurring posts, and a social inbox on every plan.
- Fedica covers 15 platforms including Mastodon, Bluesky, and Telegram; OneUp covers 12 including Snapchat, Discord, and Google Business Profile.

## Fedica vs OneUp at a glance

FedicaOneUpStarting price$10/mo billed annually ($15 monthly)$15/mo billed annually ($25 monthly)Free planYes — 12 accounts, 10 scheduled posts at a timeNo — 7-day free trialBilling modelFlat per plan, not per userPer social accountAccounts15 max — exactly 1 per platform5 on Basic, 30 on Growth, 80 on BusinessExtra accountsNot sold — 1 per platform is the limit$5/mo each on Basic, $3 on Growth, $1 on BusinessTeam users1 on Publish and Grow; unlimited on Research ($79/mo annually)Approval workflows on every planPlatforms15, incl. Mastodon, Bluesky, Threads, Telegram, PeerTube, Pixelfed, Tumblr12, incl. Snapchat, Discord, Google Business ProfileRecurring postsPipelines (queues) and content recyclingUnlimited recurring posts on every planSocial inboxOn Grow+, but limited — LinkedIn Pages only, TikTok mentions onlyYes, on every planAPI and MCPMCP on paid plans; API on Research+Included on every plan, incl. BasicFollower limits100,000 on Publish/Grow; 300,000 on ResearchNone published

## Pricing: flat vs per-account

Fedica is flat and simple. Publish is $10/month billed annually or $15 month to month. Grow, its most popular plan, is $19/month billed annually or $29 monthly. Research is $79/month billed annually or $129 monthly, with a customizable Custom plan above that. Fedica charges for depth instead of seats: extra follower analysis costs $5 per 1,000 followers on Grow and $3 per 1,000 on Research.

OneUp scales with accounts, not people. Basic is $15/month billed annually ($25 monthly) for 5 accounts, Growth is $84/month ($120 monthly) for 30, and Business is $240/month ($300 monthly) for 80. One account on each of ten platforms: $10/month on Fedica Publish vs $25/month on OneUp Basic — Fedica wins. Two Instagram accounts and two X accounts plus a Facebook Page costs $15/month on OneUp Basic and is impossible on Fedica at any price. Compare the wider field in our [social media scheduler pricing comparison](https://www.oneupapp.io/blog/social-media-scheduler-pricing-compared).

## Where Fedica wins

**Audience analytics nobody else offers at this price.** Fedica's real product is understanding, not just publishing. Grow adds deep follower analysis: demographics by language, gender, and profession, a follower map by country, state, or city, growth tracking, and fake-follower identification. It finds relevant accounts and influencers and calculates best times to post by geography and content type. Research adds competitor analysis, social listening, and keyword and hashtag reports stretching back to 2006.

**The fediverse and niche networks.** Fedica supports 15 platforms, and the long tail is the point: Mastodon, Bluesky, PeerTube, Pixelfed, Telegram, and Tumblr sit alongside the usual networks. It also handles threads, polls, long-form posts, and reposts on every plan, including the free one.

**A free plan that is usable.** Fedica's free plan covers 12 accounts (one per platform), unlimited posting and drafts, and the content calendar. The only real limit is 10 scheduled posts at a time. One catch from Fedica's own tool pages: TikTok video scheduling requires a paid plan.

## Where OneUp wins

**More than one account per platform.** This is the structural difference. OneUp lets you connect five accounts in any combination on Basic and 80 on Business. Fedica's one-account-per-platform rule makes it a poor fit for agencies and anyone managing multiple brands. Connecting them all is straightforward from the Accounts page:

![OneUp Accounts page where you connect your social accounts](https://prod.superblogcdn.com/site_cuid_cmrp1fspp001701w44n6gjmm9/images/image2f1p6g-1793975699266-compressed.png)

**Snapchat, Discord, and Google Business Profile.** Fedica does not support Snapchat or Discord, and its Google Business support is a single profile among its fifteen. OneUp covers all three natively, including posting to multiple GBP locations at once.

**Automation included from $15/month.** OneUp includes its API and MCP server, recurring and evergreen posts, the social inbox, approval workflows, and social listening on every plan, including the $15 Basic plan. On Fedica, the publishing API starts at Research ($79/month billed annually), and the inbox on Grow and above still has gaps: LinkedIn inbox covers Pages but not personal accounts, and TikTok covers mentions but not DMs. OneUp also auto-replies to comments by keyword and runs DM automations on Instagram and Facebook. And its recurring posts are unlimited on every plan — set a post to repeat and it keeps going, while Fedica's scheduled-post caps (100 at a time on Publish, 2,000 on Grow) bind:

![OneUp repeating post settings for automatically re-sharing a post](https://prod.superblogcdn.com/site_cuid_cmrp1fspp001701w44n6gjmm9/images/image-39-1785279536520-compressed.png)

## Which should you choose?

Choose Fedica if you manage one account per platform, audience research matters more than posting volume, your community lives partly on Mastodon, Bluesky, or Telegram, and your combined following is under 100,000. Its analytics do things no other tool under $30 a month does.

Choose OneUp if you manage multiple accounts on the same network, run client accounts, post to Snapchat, Discord, or several Google Business Profile locations, or want API access, an inbox, and recurring posts without paying for a top tier. At $15/month billed annually for five accounts, it is the cheaper tool the moment your account list stops fitting Fedica's one-per-platform shape. Compare the per-account math in our [SocialPilot vs OneUp](https://www.oneupapp.io/blog/socialpilot-vs-oneup) breakdown and [Buffer vs OneUp](https://www.oneupapp.io/blog/buffer-vs-oneup) comparison.

## FAQ

### Is Fedica still operating in 2026?

Yes. Fedica is live at fedica.com, where its current plans — Free, Publish, Grow, Research, and Custom — are published on its signup page. The company was formerly known as Tweepsmap.

### Can Fedica manage two Instagram accounts?

No. Fedica allows exactly one account per platform on every plan, so a second Instagram, X, or Facebook account cannot be added at any price. OneUp's Basic plan allows any mix of 5 accounts.

### Which is cheaper, Fedica or OneUp?

Fedica Publish is cheaper at entry — $10/month billed annually against OneUp Basic at $15/month. But the comparison flips as soon as you need a second account on the same platform, more than 15 accounts, more than 100,000 followers, or API access, which OneUp covers from $15/month.

## Try OneUp free for 7 days

If your account list has outgrown one-per-platform limits, or you need Snapchat, Discord, multi-location Google Business Profile posting, and API access on a $15 plan, [start OneUp's 7-day free trial](https://www.oneupapp.io/). If audience research is your priority, Fedica's free plan is a fair place to start.


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