Friends+Me review
A practical scheduler for cross-platform publishing across desktop, mobile, and web.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Friends+Me is a social media scheduling and content management service for individuals, teams, and businesses. It supports creating, drafting, queuing, scheduling, and bulk-scheduling posts for Facebook Pages, LinkedIn Profiles, LinkedIn Company Pages, Twitter, Tumblr, and Pinterest. Access spans web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android, making it a fit for users who switch between devices or need a straightforward publishing workflow across several networks.
The plan structure suits buyers who want to start without a subscription and scale by publishing needs. The Free plan costs $0. Individual is listed at $9 per month when billed monthly, followed by Small at $29 per month and Medium at $59 per month. Large is also part of the lineup. The vendor's pricing page describes differences across queue limits, scheduled-post limits, additional team members, and publishing limits, so the right tier depends on posting volume and collaboration needs rather than only the number of connected networks.
Friends+Me's standout advantage is the combination of bulk scheduling, content drafting, link shortening, browser extensions, desktop applications, mobile applications, and team collaboration in one focused service. Zapier provides the listed automation connection. Buyers looking for a compact scheduler with broad device coverage should consider it, particularly if a free plan and simple cross-platform publishing are priorities. It is less suitable for teams that need a wider integration ecosystem or a product centered on analytics, inbox management, or approval workflows.
Friends+Me pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes scheduling, drafts, and bulk scheduling
- Desktop, mobile, web, and browser extension access
- Team collaboration plus Zapier integration
- Where it doesn't
- Publishing support is limited to five listed social networks
- Zapier is the only listed integration
- Paid tiers vary by queue, post, team, and publishing limits
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