Spark
$0/ month
For a brand finding out whether it likes posting.
- 3 connected social profiles
- Visual content calendar
- Schedule up to 30 posts per month
- Basic engagement analytics
fig. 00 — rate card, usd, per workspace, per month
Spark is $0 and has no expiry date. Bloom is $29 and adds the inbox. Canopy is $619 and adds the reports your director forwards. Every limit is written next to its price.
sec. 01 — plans, numbered
Prices are in USD, per workspace, per month. The lists are the real limits: profiles, posts, seats. Nothing else is hiding behind an asterisk.
$0/ month
For a brand finding out whether it likes posting.
$29/ month
For the team that now owns an inbox it didn’t plan for.
$619/ month
For brands whose reports get forwarded up the chain.
sec. 02 — the same three plans, as a table
| limit | Spark | Bloom | Canopy |
|---|---|---|---|
| price | $0 | $29 | $619 |
| connected social profiles | 3 | 10 | Unlimited |
| scheduled posts | 30 per month | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| visual content calendar | Included | Included | Included |
| engagement analytics | Basic | Basic | Custom reports with exports |
| unified community inbox | Not included | Included | Included |
| team approvals and comments | Not included | Included | Included |
| roles and permissions | Not included | Not included | Advanced |
| support | Not included | Not included | Priority, with onboarding |
sec. 03 — a short interruption
Spark stops at three connected profiles and 30 posts a month. Bloom is $29 and stops at ten. Past ten, Canopy has no ceiling.
Start Bloom at $29sec. 04 — which plan, by symptom
symptom: nothing scheduled
Spark gives you three profiles, the visual calendar and 30 posts a month. Fill the empty Thursdays first, then decide.
symptom: 14 unanswered comments
Bloom pulls comments and DMs into one inbox, adds approvals, and lifts posts from 30 a month to unlimited.
symptom: friday report request
Canopy adds custom reports with exports, advanced roles and permissions, and priority support with onboarding.
sec. 05 — what the invoice looks like
Your invoice lists the plan, the workspace and the period. There are no per-seat lines and no overage lines; the usage panel is only there so you can see how close you are to a plan’s limit.
paid plans: Bloom $29 · Canopy $619
sec. 06 — billing, answered plainly
Six questions, the short version. If a plan limit is what you are really asking about, the table above has it.
One line per workspace: the plan. Bloom is $29 a month, Canopy is $619 a month, Spark is $0. Adding a teammate does not add a line to the invoice.
On the day you subscribe, then on the same day each month. Each invoice shows its period, for example 1 Nov – 30 Nov, and is emailed to the billing contact.
From Billing in workspace settings, in one click and without writing to anyone. The plan stays active until the end of the period you already paid for, then the workspace drops to Spark.
Nothing is deleted. Spark connects three profiles and schedules 30 posts a month, so profiles beyond three pause and the calendar keeps its history. Reconnect them by choosing Bloom again.
Yes, in either direction from the same Billing screen. The change applies at the next invoice, so the current month is not rebilled.
US dollars. The prices on this page are the prices on the invoice.
sec. 07 — the short version
Match the plan to the number of channels you are already neglecting.