FeedHive review
A capable automation-focused scheduler, with tighter limits on its entry plan.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
FeedHive is a web-based social media management platform for creators, brands, businesses, and agencies. It combines content planning, drafting, scheduling, publishing, review, analytics, and collaboration in shared workspaces. Its strongest fit is for creators who want automation workflows alongside routine publishing, with support for X, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, Google Business, TikTok, Threads, Pinterest, Discord, and Telegram. AI-assisted content creation and image generation add another layer for teams producing social content regularly.
Pricing scales mainly by account capacity, scheduling limits, workspaces, and team access. Creator costs $15 per month and includes four social accounts, 14-day future scheduling, 30 scheduled posts, five team members per workspace, and 2.5K AI credits per month. Brand is $22 per month with 10 accounts, five workspaces, 60-day scheduling, 500 scheduled posts, and 20 team members per workspace. Business costs $69 per month and expands to 100 accounts, 50 workspaces, unlimited future scheduling, and unlimited scheduled posts. Agency costs $239 per month, supports 500 accounts and 100 workspaces, and includes 100K automation runs per month. A seven-day free trial is available.
FeedHive’s feature set extends beyond a basic scheduler. Automation conditions, recycling, content suggestions, approvals, a social inbox, analytics, and team workspaces support a structured publishing process. Zapier and Make integrations, plus a public REST API and CLI, broaden its fit for connected workflows. The main trade-off is capacity at the entry level: four accounts and 30 scheduled posts can constrain busy creators or small teams with multiple active channels. Buyers needing advanced automation and higher publishing volume should consider Brand, Business, or Agency. Those seeking a simple, low-volume scheduler may find Creator sufficient, while teams that need permanent free access should look elsewhere.
FeedHive pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Automation workflows, posting conditions, and content recycling
- AI content creation, image generation, and 2.5K monthly credits
- Approvals, inbox, analytics, workspaces, API, and CLI access
- Where it doesn't
- Creator limits usage to four accounts and 30 scheduled posts
- No permanent free plan; the free trial lasts seven days
- Higher tiers are needed for broader account and scheduling capacity
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