Ravenpost vs Statusbrew
Both schedule one post out to many social accounts. This page compares what they cost at the same size and what each one does better — including the parts where Statusbrew wins.
Statusbrew's prices and features below were read from their own public pricing page on 2026-08-06. Prices move, so check ours against theirs: Statusbrew pricing
What you pay for the same number of accounts
Tiers aren't the same size on both products, so lining up “plan 1 vs plan 1” flatters whoever numbered theirs more generously. Instead: the cheapest plan on each product that covers the accounts you actually have.
| Connected accounts | Ravenpost | Statusbrew | You save |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 accounts | $14 | $89 | $75 |
| 15 accounts | $24 | $299 | $275 |
| 50 accounts | $49 | — | — |
Monthly billing; paying annually brings these to $69, $129 and $229. Statusbrew publishes plans up to 15 profiles and quotes Enterprise privately above that, which is why the 50-account row has no figure rather than a guess.
Monthly billing, US dollars. A dash means no plan on that product covers that many accounts.
Feature by feature
| Feature | Ravenpost | Statusbrew |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan (not a trial) | 14-day trial | |
| A different caption per platform | ||
| Per-platform preview before publishing | ||
| Recurring posting queue | Best time posting queue | |
| Unlimited posts | Paid plans | |
| Analytics included | 18-month backfill | |
| MCP server (Claude, ChatGPT) | Enterprise plan | |
| Public API | Enterprise plan | |
| Link in bio | Standard and up | |
| Comment & message inbox | ||
| Approval workflow | Premium plan | |
| Social listening | Premium plan | |
| Team seats | 1–6 by plan | |
| AI content generation | Sentiment, replies |
A dash means Statusbrew's pricing page doesn't mention that feature — it isn't a claim that they lack it. An amber check means partial support.
Where Statusbrew is stronger
- A unified inbox with rule-based routing, plus review management for Google, Trustpilot, Yelp and the app stores.
- Approval workflows, SLA reporting and AI sentiment analysis.
- SOC 2 Type 2, SAML single sign-on and audit logs, none of which we hold.
- WhatsApp, Line, Pinterest and Google Business Profile publishing.
- A written promise never to raise your price after you sign up.
Where Ravenpost is stronger
- Five accounts is $14 here against $89, and fifteen is $24 against $299.
- An MCP server on the free plan. Statusbrew lists MCP support on Enterprise only, at custom pricing.
- A public API on every plan; Statusbrew’s Insights API is Enterprise as well.
- Link-in-bio included free — BrewLink starts on the $179 plan.
- A free plan that does not expire, against a 14-day trial.
Platforms Ravenpost publishes to
Every platform below is a finished integration, not a roadmap item. If you need a network we don't list, Statusbrew may well be the better choice.
- TikTok
- X
- Telegram
- Threads
- Bluesky
- YouTube
Scale your social presence for half the price
Every paid tier is roughly half its Postiz equivalent. Cancel anytime.
Free
Try it out with one account.
Free forever
- 1 social account
- 10 posts / month
- Every platform we support
- Calendar, posting queue & media library
- Analytics for Instagram, TikTok, X & Facebook
- MCP server for Claude & other AI assistants
- 1 seat
1 seat
Starter
For solo creators getting consistent.
vs Postiz $29/mo
- 5 social accounts
- Unlimited posts
- Everything in Free
- 1 seat
1 seat
Growth
For creators and brands running several accounts.
vs Postiz $49/mo
- 15 social accounts
- Unlimited posts
- Everything in Starter
- Email support
- 3 team seats
3 seats
Agency
For power users running a large account portfolio.
vs Postiz $99/mo
- 50 social accounts
- Unlimited posts
- Everything in Growth
- Priority support
- Unlimited team seats
Unlimited seats
Questions people ask
Is Ravenpost cheaper than Statusbrew?
For 15 connected accounts, yes: $24/mo against $299/mo on Statusbrew's cheapest plan that covers that many. At other sizes the gap changes — the table above prices three of them.
Is there a free plan?
Ravenpost has one that doesn't expire: one connected account and ten posts a month, no card. Statusbrew offers a 14-day trial instead.
How do I move from Statusbrew?
Reconnect your accounts through Ravenpost's OAuth flow — a few clicks each — and rebuild your posting schedule in Settings. There's no import tool: your existing scheduled posts stay where they are and publish from there, so run both until that queue drains.
Comparing something else?
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