Blotato alternative: the comparison with the numbers in it

Short answer. Blotato is $29/mo for 20 social accounts. PostWire is $9/mo for three brands, each with unlimited networks. Both price lists, verified 26 Aug 2026.

Every price on this page was read off blotato.com and postwire.io on 26 August 2026. If they have changed theirs since, trust their page over ours.

What each plan costs, in each company's own units

Blotato prices per social account. PostWire prices per brand: one business with as many networks as it has — TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn for the same business is still one brand. Compare the row that matches your own setup, not the tier names.

Blotato planPrice / monthSocial accounts includedNotes
Starter$2920~900 TikTok posts/mo, 1,250 AI credits
Creator$97405,000 AI credits
Agency$499custom28,000 AI credits
PostWire planPrice / monthBrands (networks unlimited)Notes
Free$0130 posts/mo
Starter$93300 posts/mo
Pro$29102,000 posts/mo
Agency$995015,000 posts/mo
Scale$299200unlimited posts

No free plan — 7-day trial on every tier.

The same two setups, priced on both

Tier names hide the thing that decides your bill: what counts as one unit. PostWire counts a brand — one business with every network it uses. Blotato counts a social account. Here is what that does to two setups people actually have.

Your setupPostWireBlotato
One business on 4 networks$9 (Starter, 1 of 3 brands)$29 (Starter)
An agency: 10 clients, 5 networks each$29 (Pro, 10 brands)$499 (Agency; Creator caps at 40)

Which one should you actually pick

Choose Blotato if…

You want their content extras — AI avatar video, carousels and quote cards, comment and DM automation, analytics — or you manage many unrelated accounts that do not group into businesses.

Choose PostWire if…

You run one business (or ten clients) and would rather pay per business than per login: four networks for one company is $9 here and $29 there. Also if you want a free tier with no card, or to publish from your own code or agent through a REST API and a real MCP server.

Where Blotato is genuinely ahead

Blotato is a content engine as much as a publisher: AI avatar video, visual generation, comment and DM automation, analytics, and official n8n and Make nodes. PostWire publishes and schedules — it does not generate video and does not read your comments.

Where the money actually falls

For one business on four or five networks: $9 on PostWire, $29 on Blotato. For ten client businesses: $29 on PostWire Pro against $499 on Blotato Agency, since their Creator tier caps at 40 accounts. Where Blotato wins is a pile of unrelated accounts that are not one business each — 20 of those is $29 there and would need PostWire's $99 tier.

What PostWire does that most of these do not

Start free — 1 account, 30 posts, no card

Questions people ask

Is Blotato or PostWire cheaper?
It depends on your setup, and the two tools do not count in the same unit. Blotato prices per social account; PostWire prices per brand — one business with as many networks as it has — from free (1 brand) to $299 (200). The tables on this page list both so you can check your own number rather than trust a headline.
When should I choose Blotato instead of PostWire?
You want their content extras — AI avatar video, carousels and quote cards, comment and DM automation, analytics — or you manage many unrelated accounts that do not group into businesses.
When is PostWire the better choice?
You run one business (or ten clients) and would rather pay per business than per login: four networks for one company is $9 here and $29 there. Also if you want a free tier with no card, or to publish from your own code or agent through a REST API and a real MCP server.
Does PostWire have a free plan?
Yes: one brand with all of its networks and 30 posts a month, no card required, TikTok included.
Does Blotato have a free plan?
No free plan — 7-day trial on every tier.
Can an AI agent post through PostWire?
Yes. PostWire ships a REST API and a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, so Claude, Cursor or any agent can publish with one tool call, and there are n8n templates that do it without code.

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