Pallyy is the most agency-shaped scheduler in this series: it prices per client, not per account, so one brand's 11 accounts cost a flat $25 a month, with approvals and MCP included on every plan — including the free one. Its limits are real too: 10 networks, no social listening, no evergreen recycling, and no CSV import. OneUp prices per account instead, covers 13 networks, and includes listening and evergreen posts on every plan.
If you manage clients and each one has many accounts, Pallyy's per-client pricing is genuinely cheap. If you manage one brand across many networks, OneUp's flat per-account price and wider coverage win.
Quick verdict
Choose Pallyy if you manage multiple clients and want per-client pricing with approvals on every plan; choose OneUp if you want more networks, listening, and evergreen recycling at a flat per-account price.
- Pallyy's Pro plan is $25 a month for 1 social set — one client or brand with up to 11 accounts — with unlimited posts, inbox, approvals, and API + MCP included.
- OneUp's Basic plan is $15 a month billed annually for 5 accounts, with unlimited posts, recurring posts, social inbox, approval workflows, social listening, and API + MCP on every plan.
- Pallyy includes its MCP server on every plan, including Free, and approvals on every paid plan — rare generosity in this category.
- Pallyy publishes to 10 networks with no Snapchat, Discord, or Reddit, no social listening, and no evergreen recycling; OneUp covers 13 networks with listening and recurring posts included.
Pallyy pricing: per client, not per account
Pallyy sells social sets: one set is one client or brand with up to 11 connected accounts. Free is $0 for 1 set, 1 user, and 15 image posts a month, with no card required. Pro is $25 a month for 1 set and 1 user with unlimited posts. Agency is $99 a month for 10 sets and 3 users. Scale is $199 a month for 30 sets and 10 users. Extra sets cost $10 a month each, and extra users cost $10 a month on Agency. Paying annually saves up to 25%, though Pallyy does not print annual dollar prices on its pricing page. Paid plans have a 14-day trial, and the trial requires a card.
The model is the story. Adding a profile to an existing client costs nothing extra, so a client with 11 accounts costs the same $25 as a client with 2. But the model cuts the other way for a single brand: one brand with 11 accounts still pays the $25 Pro minimum, and a second brand is another $10 a month. There is no cheaper tier to step down to, and the free plan caps you at 15 image posts a month — no video, no carousels.
For the full cost picture across the category, see How Much Does a Social Media Scheduler Cost? 2026 Pricing Compared.
The comparison
OneUp's pricing is a flat ladder. Basic is $15 a month billed annually ($25 month-to-month) for 5 accounts, Growth is $84 ($120) for 30 accounts, and Business is $240 ($300) for 80 accounts, with extra accounts at $5, $3, and $1 a month respectively. Every plan includes unlimited posts, recurring posts, automated crossposting, bulk upload, the social inbox, approval workflows, AI captions, social listening, and API + MCP access. There is no per-client structure to learn and no free-plan post cap.
Where Pallyy wins
Pallyy wins the agency math. Ten clients cost $99 a month on Agency — under $10 per client — and each client brings up to 11 accounts, approvals, shared calendars, and no-login link approvals for clients who will never log in. OneUp's Business plan covers 80 accounts for $240 a month, which is $3 per account at full use, but Pallyy's per-client flat rate is simpler to quote to clients and cheaper when each client has many accounts. For agency-shaped buying, Best Social Media Scheduler for Agencies evaluates the options with that workload in mind.
Pallyy also wins on AI access. Its MCP server is on every plan including Free — 17 tools, working with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Gemini, Perplexity, and Grok — and its REST API is on all paid plans. Approvals on every paid plan, including the $25 Pro, is genuinely rare; most competitors in this series gate approvals at two or three times that price.
Where OneUp wins
OneUp wins on network coverage and on the features Pallyy does not have. Pallyy publishes to 10 networks: Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube, Threads, Bluesky, and Google Business Profile. It does not publish to Snapchat, Discord, or Reddit, and it has no social listening at all — its own agency guide states that plainly. OneUp publishes to all 13 of its networks, including Snapchat, Discord, and Reddit, and includes social listening on every plan.
OneUp also wins on evergreen content and bulk work. Pallyy's repeat posts run up to 50 repeats, but there is no evergreen recycling pool and no CSV import for bulk scheduling. OneUp's recurring posts re-share content indefinitely, and bulk upload is included on every plan. If your calendar runs on a library of evergreen posts, Pallyy will make you rebuild it by hand. OneUp's GBP posting — multi-location scheduling from one composer, shown below — is the kind of workflow Pallyy's set model handles less gracefully for a single multi-location brand.
On AI access the two tie: Pallyy's MCP-on-every-plan matches OneUp's, and both include a REST API on paid plans. The mechanics are explained in What Is an MCP Server for Social Media Scheduling?.
The bottom line
Pallyy is the right buy for an agency or freelancer managing several clients, each with many accounts, who wants per-client pricing, approvals, and MCP from $25 a month. Its free plan is a genuinely usable way to test it.
If you run one brand across many networks, need Snapchat, Discord, or Reddit, want social listening, or lean on evergreen recycling, OneUp's flat $15-a-month Basic plan covers more ground. Try OneUp free for 7 days and count your clients against your accounts before choosing between per-client and per-account pricing.
FAQ
Is Pallyy good for agencies?
Yes — it is built for them. Agency is $99 a month for 10 client sets with 3 users, approvals, shared calendars, and no-login client approvals; extra sets are $10 a month each.
Does Pallyy have a free plan?
Yes. Free covers 1 social set with up to 11 accounts, 1 user, and 15 image posts a month, with no card required — but no video, carousel, or Reels scheduling.
Does Pallyy support Snapchat or Discord?
No. Pallyy publishes to Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube, Threads, Bluesky, and Google Business Profile, but not Snapchat, Discord, or Reddit; OneUp publishes to all three.
Which is cheaper for one brand with 11 accounts?
Pallyy Pro is $25 a month for 11 accounts in one set; OneUp Basic plus 6 extra accounts at $5 each is $45 a month billed annually. Pallyy wins that exact shape — but only if you do not need Snapchat, Discord, Reddit, listening, or evergreen recycling.