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FlashPosts vs Planable

Planable prices per workspace with a cap on pages and posts in each. FlashPosts prices per plan with no monthly post allowance, and client approvals on every plan.

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What you’d pay

List prices in US dollars before tax, for the cheapest plan that fits each case.

WhoPlanableFlashPosts
An agency10 clients with 4 accounts each: 40 accounts, 3 people$330 a monthBasic, $33 per workspace × 10 workspaces of 4 pages, 60 posts each a month$19 a monthPro: 40 accounts, 5 people
A brand with 50 locationsA Facebook Page and an Instagram account each: 100 accounts, 5 people$490 a month, or a quotePro, $49 per workspace × 10 workspaces of 10 pages; one 100-page workspace needs Enterprise$49 a monthAgency: unlimited accounts, 15 people

Planable’s prices are from its pricing page, read on 9 November 2026. Prices change, so check theirs before you decide.

How each one charges

Planable charges per workspace, with unlimited people. Each workspace holds a set number of social pages (4 on Basic, 10 on Pro, 50 on Enterprise) and a monthly post allowance (60 on Basic, 150 on Pro). Agencies usually run a workspace per client.

FlashPosts charges per plan, for the whole workspace: Free for 3 accounts; Starter at $2.99 a month for 10 accounts and 2 people; Pro at $19 a month for 40 accounts and 5 people; Agency at $49 a month for unlimited accounts and 15 people. There’s no charge per person or per account, and no monthly post allowance.

Where Planable is the better choice

  • Approvals are its core: required approval on Pro, and several approval steps in the order you set on Enterprise.
  • Unlimited people on Basic and Pro, clients included.
  • Blog posts, newsletters and ads planned in the same place as social posts.

Where FlashPosts fits better

  • You run many accounts across clients or locations, and the number keeps growing.
  • You send one campaign to many accounts and want each one worded for its account.
  • Your clients approve posts from a link, without an account of their own.
  • You want a delivery tick, or the reason a post was refused, for each account.
  • You want a price that stays the same when you sign a client or open a location.

What every FlashPosts plan includes

Free included. Plans differ in accounts, people, how far ahead you can schedule and how far back reports go, never in features.

  • Ten networks: Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube, X, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky and Google Business Profile
  • A calendar of every client’s week, with best times worked out per account
  • Each post reworded for each account’s voice, with a preview per network
  • Client approval through a review link, with no login needed
  • Comments, messages, mentions and Google reviews in one inbox
  • Branded PDF reports sent on a schedule, and a Looker Studio connector
  • Bulk scheduling from a spreadsheet, a content library, hashtag sets and first comments
  • Roles per client, and an audit log of every edit, approval and send

Questions

Is FlashPosts a Planable alternative?
Yes, if you publish to many accounts for each client. Both send clients a post to approve; FlashPosts is priced for many accounts with no post allowance, while Planable goes deeper on approval steps and also plans blogs and newsletters.
Does FlashPosts limit how many posts I can schedule?
No. FlashPosts plans differ in accounts, people, how far ahead you can schedule and how far back reports go, not in posts. Each network’s own daily publishing limits still apply.
How much does Planable cost for an agency?
On 9 November 2026 Planable listed Basic at $33 and Pro at $49 per workspace a month, with unlimited people. Ten clients on Basic come to $330 a month, each with 4 pages and 60 posts a month.

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