RADAAR is the cheapest all-in-one in this comparison series: $4.99 a month gets you scheduling, and $9.99 adds an inbox, approvals, and bulk upload. The trade is caps — 90 posts a month on Basic, metered recurring posts, metered monitoring, no REST API, and an MCP server still in public beta. OneUp costs more at the entry level but removes the caps: unlimited posts and recurring content, listening, and API + MCP on every plan.
If your budget is under $10 a month and you can live inside the caps, RADAAR is remarkable value. If you post daily across many accounts, the caps will find you within weeks.
Quick verdict
Choose RADAAR if you need the cheapest possible all-in-one and post lightly; choose OneUp if you post daily, because its $15 plan has no post caps, no metered features, and API + MCP included.
- RADAAR's Basic plan is $4.99 a month for 3 profiles, 1 user, and 90 posts a month; Standard is $9.99 a month for 6 profiles, 3 users, and unlimited posts.
- 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.
- RADAAR bundles an inbox, monitoring, analytics, landing pages, a URL shortener, and a password manager from $9.99 a month — the widest bundle at the lowest price in this series.
- RADAAR caps recurring posts (3 on Standard, 6 on Professional, 12 on Advanced), has no REST API, and its MCP server is in public beta; OneUp has no caps and includes API + MCP on every plan.
RADAAR pricing: cheap, with a cap on everything
RADAAR sells five plans, all flat per plan by profile count. Basic is $4.99 a month for 3 profiles, 1 user, and 90 posts a month. Standard is $9.99 for 6 profiles, 3 users, and unlimited posts. Professional is $29.99 for 12 profiles and 6 users. Advanced is $149.99 for 24 profiles and unlimited users. Enterprise starts at $749.99 for 48 profiles. Yearly billing saves 30% on the published prices. Non-profits get 50% off. There is a 14-day free trial with no card required, and no free plan — though adding a card during the trial starts the paid subscription immediately, so watch that step.
The caps are the pricing story. Basic allows 90 posts a month and no recurring posts, no bulk upload, and no inbox. Standard adds the inbox, approvals, and bulk upload (up to 120 posts at once) plus 3 recurring posts. Professional adds monitoring with 3 keyword queries, 6 recurring posts, and bulk upload up to 240 posts. Advanced raises those to 9 queries, 12 recurring posts, and 480 bulk posts. Everything scales, but everything is counted.
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 with no usage caps. 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. A plan's price is the whole price: there is no post count to watch.
Where RADAAR wins
RADAAR wins the value-for-money argument at the low end. Standard at $9.99 a month buys an inbox, approvals, bulk upload, analytics, landing pages, a URL shortener, and a password manager — a bundle no other tool in this series offers at that price. Its network list is broad too: Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon, and Google Business Profile, plus WordPress, Medium, Tumblr, and Vimeo. And its AI Assistant, which writes captions and hashtags and generates images, is included on every plan including the $4.99 Basic.
It also wins on breadth of extras. The inbox takes SMS, WhatsApp, and Telegram messages alongside social comments, which is unusual. For a small business that wants one cheap tool that does a bit of everything, RADAAR is the most complete $10-a-month answer in this series.
Where OneUp wins
OneUp wins the moment volume rises. Ninety posts a month on Basic is three a day across all profiles — a single account posting three times a day hits the cap alone. Recurring posts are capped at 3 on Standard and 12 even on Advanced, so an evergreen library of any size needs the top tiers. OneUp has no caps at any level: unlimited posts and unlimited recurring posts from the $15 Basic plan.
OneUp also wins on networks that matter to creators and on API access. RADAAR publishes to no Reddit, Snapchat, or Discord; OneUp publishes to all three. And RADAAR has no documented REST API — only a JavaScript button SDK and webhooks — while its MCP server is still in public beta and connected by hand with OAuth credentials. OneUp includes a production API and MCP server on every plan, so an AI assistant can schedule posts through MCP from day one. The mechanics are explained in What Is an MCP Server for Social Media Scheduling?.
One more honest difference: RADAAR's inbox does not support Instagram DMs. If Instagram is your main inbox channel, that gap matters more than the price difference. OneUp's inbox covers Instagram fully. For agency-shaped buying, Best Social Media Scheduler for Agencies evaluates the options with that workload in mind.
The bottom line
RADAAR is the right buy if your budget is tight, you post lightly, and you want the widest bundle of extras for the least money. At $9.99 a month, Standard is hard to argue with for a small business starting out.
If you post daily, run an evergreen library, need Instagram DMs in the inbox, or want API access that is not in beta, OneUp's $15-a-month Basic plan removes every cap RADAAR imposes. Try OneUp free for 7 days and count your real monthly posts before choosing between the cheapest plan and the uncapped one.
FAQ
Is RADAAR really only $4.99 a month?
Yes. Basic is $4.99 a month for 3 profiles, 1 user, and 90 posts a month, with yearly billing saving 30%; but Basic has no inbox, no approvals, no bulk upload, and no recurring posts.
Does RADAAR have a social inbox?
Yes, from Standard ($9.99 a month) up. It covers social comments and SMS, WhatsApp, and Telegram messages — but not Instagram DMs.
Does RADAAR support Snapchat or Discord?
No. RADAAR publishes to Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon, and Google Business Profile, but not Reddit, Snapchat, or Discord; OneUp publishes to all three.
Which is cheaper at 10 social accounts?
RADAAR, on price alone. Professional covers 12 profiles for $29.99 a month (about $20.99 with yearly billing); OneUp Basic plus 5 extra accounts is $40 a month billed annually. But RADAAR's figure caps recurring posts at 6 and monitoring at 3 queries, and has no REST API.