One post in.
A 14-day campaign out.
Every other tool hands you an empty calendar and charges you by the channel. Give Sociophile a blog post, a product or a video and it writes a seven-stage campaign — from the first mention of the problem to the closing ask — then ladders it across six networks over two weeks and feeds what converted back into what you publish next.
Free forever on one campaign a month. All six networks on every plan — we don't charge per channel.
Schedulers sell you a queue. We sell you the campaign that goes in it.
The scheduling was never the hard part. Deciding what the fourth post should say — given that the first three already ran — is the hard part. That is the part every other tool leaves to you.
Seven stages that build on each other across 14 days. Not seven empty slots you have to fill by Thursday.
Including the free one. Adding a network never changes your bill — the incumbents' whole model is that it does.
Engagement is measured per stage and sent back upstream, so next month's content is chosen by what actually converted.
| Feature | Typical scheduler | Sociophile |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | An empty calendar and a character counter | A seven-stage campaign, written and sequenced for you |
| How it is priced | Per channel, or per user seat | Per campaign — all six networks on every plan |
| Cost for six networks | $30/mo on Buffer Essentials at $5 per channel | $19/mo, or $190/yr — two months free |
| Free plan | 3 channels, 10 scheduled posts each on Buffer | All 6 networks, 30 posts, a full campaign |
| AI writing | Add-on, higher tier, or your own API key | Included at every tier — free included |
| After you publish | A dashboard of numbers | Winning topics fed back into what you write next |
Comparison figures are taken from each vendor's published pricing as of August 2026: Buffer lists Essentials at $5 per channel per month with 3 channels and 10 scheduled posts each on its free plan; Hootsuite lists Standard at $99 per user per month billed annually. Plans change — check their current pricing before deciding. Buffer and Hootsuite are trademarks of their respective owners and are named here for comparison only.
Not everything is a sales funnel
Most schedulers give you one shape and call it strategy. Sociophile has four, because selling a product, building an audience, teaching a subject and covering news are four different jobs — and only one of them ends in a call to action.
The seven-stage funnel. Use this when there is something to buy at the end — it is the only family that claims to move someone toward a sale.
Built to travel. No stages and no progression claim — these posts are judged on whether they spread, not on where they sit in a ladder.
Teach a subject until people trust you on it. Progress is measured in depth, not persuasion — there is nothing to convert to.
Timely takes on what changed in your subject and what it means. Decays fastest of the four — post it now or not at all.
Reach and News carry no funnel stage at all. That is deliberate — a viral post dressed up with a stage label is a decaying play pretending to be a strategy.
The seven-stage ladder
For product marketing, every campaign runs the same arc, because it is the arc that persuades. Each stage knows what came before it, so post five reads like it belongs to posts one through four. The other three families have their own shapes — Reach and News have no ladder at all, by design.
- 1SparkDay 1
Start the conversation — surface the pain
- 2DeepenDay 3
Make it vivid — let them feel the weight of it
- 3RevealDay 5
Introduce the answer at the right moment
- 4ProveDay 7
Show real outcomes — results over promises
- 5ReassureDay 9
Address the doubt before it kills the decision
- 6MotivateDay 11
Make the cost of waiting clear
- 7ConvertDay 13
Clear, direct ask — one action, one outcome
Six networks. Every plan. Including the free one.
Per-channel pricing is how a six-network account ends up costing six times a one-network account for the same work. We meter campaigns instead — the thing you actually get value from — so connecting another network costs you nothing.
Each post is written for the network it lands on — length, tone and formatting adapt to the platform rather than one caption being copied six times.
What converts decides what you write next
Sociophile tracks engagement per post and per stage. Connect BlogPilot and the keywords that earned real attention socially are the ones chosen for next month's articles — so writing and distribution stop being separate decisions. No scheduler does this, because a scheduler has nothing upstream to tell.
A post goes live in BlogPilot, or a video renders in Videophile.
Sociophile builds the seven-stage campaign and schedules it across your networks.
Engagement is measured and the winning topics are sent back upstream to steer what gets written.
Pricing
Priced on campaigns, never on channels. AI writing is included at every tier — there is no API key to set up before the product works.
- ✓All six networks
- ✓Product marketing + Reach content
- ✓1 campaign per month
- ✓30 posts per month
- ✓20 AI drafts per month
- ✓5 AI images per month
- ✓All six networks
- ✓All four content families — add Authority & News
- ✓Unlimited campaigns
- ✓Unlimited posts
- ✓Unlimited AI drafts
- ✓30 AI images per month
- ✓BlogPilot & Videophile loop
- ✓Bring your own AI key to lift every cap
- ✓Everything in Pro
- ✓10 client workspaces
- ✓Separate posts, products and analytics per client
- ✓Each client connects their own social accounts
- ✓150 AI images per month
- ✓Priority support
| Family | Free | Pro | Agency |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🎯Product marketingProblem to purchase | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| 📈ReachPlayed for the feed | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| 📚AuthorityEarn the right to be believed | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| ⚡NewsWhat just happened | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| 🏢Client workspaces | 1 | 1 | 10 |
Managing several clients? Agency gives each one its own workspace, its own connected accounts and its own analytics. Cancellation takes effect at the end of your billing period — see our cancellation & refund policy.
Stop filling a calendar
Connect a network, paste in something you have already written, and watch it become a fortnight of posts that build on each other.