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CoSchedule
CoSchedule puts social posts, blog projects, campaigns, and team tasks on one marketing calendar you can drag, filter, and share. The platform spans standalone Social and Agency calendars, a broader Content Calendar for campaign visibility, and Marketing Suite for approval workflows and intake forms. Hire Mia and Headline Studio sit alongside the calendars as separate writing tools. Marketers use it to plan publishing, coordinate handoffs, and measure social performance without juggling spreadsheets and native schedulers.
Where pure social schedulers stop at posting queues, CoSchedule treats the calendar as the hub for blogs, events, and multi-step campaigns. Agency Calendar adds unlimited client calendars and white-label sharing, which is a narrower fit than generic project boards like Asana but closer to how agencies bill by client. The trade-off is scope: Social Calendar caps teams at 3 users, and Twitter/X profiles cost extra on every paid tier.
Content marketers and social managers use it to batch schedules, reopen top posts with ReQueue, and reply from a unified Social Inbox on Facebook and Instagram. Agencies run one calendar per client with read-only links for approvals. Larger teams move to Content Calendar or Marketing Suite when they need Kanban views, custom fields, guest access, or SSO.
Social Calendar schedules unlimited posts across major networks on paid plans, with 3 social profiles included on the $29 per user monthly tier.
Free Calendar covers 1 user, 1 social profile, and up to 15 scheduled social messages with drag-and-drop rescheduling.
Agency Calendar supports unlimited client calendars, white-label sharing, and 5 included social profiles on the $69 per user monthly tier.
Social Inbox on paid plans lets you reply to Facebook and Instagram comments, mentions, and DMs from one dashboard.
ReQueue automates recurring social promotions and resurfaces past top-performing posts on a set schedule.
Combines social scheduling, content calendars, and team workflows in one platform
Free tier lets solo marketers schedule up to 15 social posts before upgrading
Agency Calendar supports unlimited client calendars with white-label sharing
Social Inbox consolidates Facebook and Instagram replies in one dashboard
ReQueue automation recycles high-performing social posts on a schedule
Twitter/X profiles require separate monthly fees on all paid plans
Social and Agency calendars cap teams at 3 users unless you upgrade tiers
Content Calendar and Marketing Suite pricing requires contacting sales
What is CoSchedule?
CoSchedule is a marketing calendar platform that combines social scheduling, content project planning, and team workflows in one place.
How much does CoSchedule cost?
CoSchedule offers a Free Calendar at $0, Social Calendar at $29 per user per month (or $19 monthly when billed annually), and Agency Calendar at $69 per user per month (or $59 annually). Content Calendar and Marketing Suite require contacting sales.
What is the difference between Content Calendar and Marketing Suite on CoSchedule?
CoSchedule's Content Calendar focuses on campaign visibility with Kanban views, custom fields, and up to 5 users, while Marketing Suite adds approval workflows, intake forms, sub-calendars, and SSO for larger teams.
Does CoSchedule include AI writing tools?
CoSchedule sells Hire Mia as a collaborative AI editor and Headline Studio for headline scoring; paid calendars also include 20 to 1600+ AI project templates depending on plan.
What is Headline Studio from CoSchedule?
Headline Studio is CoSchedule's headline analyzer that scores titles and captions for engagement and SEO before you publish blog posts, ads, or social copy.
Can agencies manage multiple clients in CoSchedule?
CoSchedule Agency Calendar includes unlimited client calendars, social profile groups, client read-only sharing, and white-label options for agencies billing by client.
Are Twitter/X profiles included in CoSchedule plans?
CoSchedule bills Twitter/X profiles separately at $8 to $25 per profile per month depending on plan; other major networks are included in paid tiers.