RecurPost and OneUp both sell recurring, evergreen posting as a core feature — but RecurPost built its whole product around it, while OneUp treats it as one feature among many. RecurPost's evergreen and seasonal libraries are deeper and more mature than OneUp's recurring posts, and its entry price is lower. OneUp counters with unlimited posts, a social inbox on every plan, and three networks RecurPost does not support at all.
Quick verdict
RecurPost wins on evergreen depth and entry price; OneUp wins on unlimited posting, platform breadth, and included inbox — RecurPost caps daily posts per account and charges extra for AI, RSS, and extra slots.
- RecurPost Starter costs $9 a month, or $7.50 billed annually, for 2 accounts; OneUp Basic costs $15 a month billed annually for 5 accounts with unlimited posts.
- RecurPost Agency costs $79 a month, or $65.83 billed annually, for 20 accounts and 3 users with approval workflows; OneUp Growth costs $84 a month billed annually for 30 accounts.
- RecurPost caps daily posts per account (10 on Starter, 20 on Personal, 80 on Agency); OneUp has no post cap on any plan.
- RecurPost supports 10 networks with no Snapchat, Discord, or Reddit; OneUp supports 13, including all three.
Pricing: per-account plans with add-on math
RecurPost bills per social account, not per user seat — an extra teammate costs a flat $20 a month. Starter is $9 a month, or $7.50 a month billed annually ($90 a year), for 2 accounts, 1 user, and 10 posts per account per day. Personal is $25 a month, or $20.83 billed annually ($250 a year), for 5 accounts, 1 user, and 20 posts per account per day. Agency is $79 a month, or $65.83 billed annually ($790 a year), for 20 accounts, 3 users, and 80 posts per account per day. Enterprise is custom for 100 or more accounts. Annual billing is two months free, about 17% off. There is no free plan; every self-serve plan has a 14-day free trial with no credit card and no automatic charge, plus a 30-day money-back guarantee and a 20% non-profit discount.
OneUp charges per social account: Basic $15 a month billed annually (5 accounts, $5 each extra), Growth $84 (30 accounts, $3 each extra), Business $240 (80 accounts, $1 each extra). Monthly billing is $25, $120, and $300, with a 7-day free trial on all plans.
At 5 accounts, RecurPost Personal costs $20.83 a month billed annually against OneUp Basic at $15. At 10 accounts, RecurPost Personal plus 5 extra profiles at $4 each costs $40.83 against OneUp at $40. At 20 accounts, RecurPost Agency costs $65.83 against OneUp at $90 (Growth $84 plus 0 — Growth covers 30, so 20 accounts cost $84). At 30 accounts, RecurPost Agency plus 10 extra profiles costs $105.83 against OneUp Growth at $84. The two tools trade the lead as the account count moves, which is why the per-account table matters more than the headline price.
RecurPost's add-ons add up: extra social profile $4 a month, extra team member $20, recurring time slots $20 per block of 10 daily slots, RSS feeds $10 per feed, AI posts $10 per 200, AI images $10 per 200, ads boost $5 per profile, shareable calendars $10 per 10. One quirk to know: X link posts carry a $0.20 pass-through fee per tweet, charged by X through a prepaid wallet.
Platform coverage
RecurPost supports exactly 10 networks on every plan: Facebook (Pages and Groups), Instagram, X, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube (full videos and Shorts), Pinterest, Google Business Profile, Threads, and Bluesky. That is a solid list, and its per-platform customization is the deepest in this batch — full YouTube uploads, GBP call-to-action buttons, first comments, and TikTok privacy controls, rather than an identical blast to every network.
The gaps are Snapchat, Discord, and Reddit. OneUp supports all three, plus the same 10 RecurPost covers. If your content lives on Reddit or Snapchat, RecurPost cannot schedule it. For a full cost breakdown across tools, see How Much Does a Social Media Scheduler Cost? 2026 Pricing Compared.
Where RecurPost wins: evergreen libraries
RecurPost's core feature is its library system: one-time, recurring, and seasonal libraries that auto-refill evergreen slots and loop on a schedule. It is a more mature recycling system than OneUp's recurring posts, which repeat a post on a set schedule without the library, seasonal, and auto-refill structure. If your strategy is a large evergreen library that keeps working for months, RecurPost's libraries are the better tool for that job — and the time saved by automating reposts is real, as measured in Auto-Crossposting vs. Manual Posting: How Much Time Does It Actually Save?.
RecurPost also includes GBP review management on every plan, Instagram DM keyword automation with custom call-to-action buttons, and AI-drafted inbox replies. Its social inbox covers Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and GBP comments and DMs, though RecurPost's own comparison pages imply the inbox starts on Personal rather than Starter. Approval workflows with a Kanban board, client workspaces, and white-label reports are Agency only. Agencies weighing that bundle should read Best Social Media Scheduler for Agencies.
The trade-offs
The daily post caps are the detail most likely to bite. Starter allows 10 posts per account per day, Personal 20, Agency 80. OneUp has no cap on any plan.
The add-on model means the headline price is rarely the final price. AI posts and images are $10 per 200 each, RSS feeds are $10 per feed, and extra recurring time slots are $20 per block of 10. OneUp includes AI captions, bulk upload, and social listening on every plan with no add-on menu. And the $0.20-per-tweet pass-through fee for X link posts is a small but real cost that OneUp does not charge.
On API access, both tools are open: RecurPost has a public REST API and an official MCP server, and OneUp includes API and MCP on every plan. Neither tool gates automation behind an enterprise tier.
Which one should you pick?
Choose RecurPost if evergreen recycling is your core strategy, you want the lowest entry price in this comparison, or you need GBP review management and per-platform customization like full YouTube uploads and GBP call-to-action buttons. Agency at $65.83 a month billed annually for 20 accounts, 3 users, approvals, and white-label reports is a strong agency deal — as long as 20 accounts and 80 posts a day per account are enough.
Choose OneUp if you post at high volume without caps, need Snapchat, Discord, or Reddit, or want the inbox, approvals, and AI captions included from the $15 plan instead of as add-ons and higher tiers. At 5 accounts OneUp is cheaper, and at 30 accounts OneUp Growth at $84 beats RecurPost Agency plus extras at $105.83.
FAQ
Is RecurPost cheaper than OneUp?
At the entry level, yes — Starter is $7.50 a month billed annually, though it covers only 2 accounts. At 5 accounts OneUp Basic is cheaper ($15 vs $20.83), and at 30 accounts OneUp Growth is cheaper ($84 vs $105.83).
Does RecurPost support Snapchat, Discord, or Reddit?
No. RecurPost supports 10 networks and none of its official platform lists include Snapchat, Discord, or Reddit. OneUp supports all three.
Does RecurPost have unlimited posts?
No. RecurPost caps daily posts per account: 10 on Starter, 20 on Personal, and 80 on Agency. OneUp has no post cap on any plan.
Does RecurPost have a social inbox and approval workflows?
Yes, but gated: the social inbox starts on Personal, and approval workflows are Agency only. OneUp includes both on every plan, including Basic.
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