Brolly review
A searchable, export-ready archive for regulated teams managing official social accounts.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Brolly is a cloud social media archiving platform for government and other regulated organizations. It captures supported posts, comments, replies, reactions, edits, deletions and media from connected official accounts, preserving metadata, revision history and audit trails. Teams can search across accounts, monitor keywords, review conversations and export records in four formats. Brolly supports Facebook, Instagram, Threads, X, YouTube, LinkedIn and TikTok, making it suited to organizations that need a searchable record of activity across multiple social channels.
Pricing is structured as monthly paid plans. Flying Solo costs $108 per month and includes unlimited social media accounts, users, data and storage, along with Archive and Monitoring and PDF, CSV, HTML and JSON exports. Maven is $438 per month, Juggler is $768 per month and Maestro is $1,098 per month; each lists the same included features. Enterprise is designed for more than 5,000 records per month, procurement requirements and multi-entity rollouts. The 30-day trial gives teams a defined period to assess the archive and monitoring workflow before committing.
The standout capability is preservation detail: Brolly keeps revision history and deleted records, while cross-account search can filter by account, platform, author and date range. Exported records include metadata and checksums, and role-based access plus audit logs support controlled review. Keyword and phrase monitoring adds ongoing oversight, while AI moderation is available through the Protect add-on. Integrations with Hootsuite and OpenText Content Manager help it fit existing content workflows. Brolly is a strong match for regulated teams that need continuous capture and defensible exports; teams seeking a free plan or a non-web platform should look elsewhere.
Brolly pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Preserves posts, edits, deletions, media and revision history
- Cross-account search with filters, alerts and audit logs
- Exports PDF, CSV, HTML and JSON with metadata and checksums
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; paid access starts at $108 per month
- Web-only platform may not suit teams needing other access options
- AI moderation is available through the Protect add-on
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