Ayrshare Pricing 2026: What a Social Profile Really Costs
Ayrshare pricing in 2026: what Premium, Launch, and Business cost, and how profile billing changes your bill.
Ayrshare pricing starts at $149 a month, and the number that decides your bill is not the price. It is the definition of a social profile. Get that definition wrong when you estimate, and you can be off by an order of magnitude in either direction.
Ayrshare bills by social profile, not by connected account. One profile can hold LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, X, and more, all at once, and still count as one. That makes Ayrshare unusually cheap for some businesses and unusually expensive for others, and which one you are depends entirely on how your customers or brands are structured.
This is the API you reach for when your own product or agent posts on behalf of other people. If you are building that, the profile count is a number you need to model before you write a line of integration code, because it is the only input that moves your bill.
This post breaks down what each Ayrshare plan costs, exactly how the profile unit works, where the unit trap catches people, and when the model is the right fit. The design point worth naming: Ayrshare charges for the thing that maps to a customer rather than the thing that is easy to count, and billing stops when you delete the profile.
Ayrshare Pricing at a Glance
Premium: $149/mo billed monthly, 1 social profile, up to 13 social accounts across 13 networks.
Launch: $299/mo billed monthly, up to 10 social profiles, up to 130 accounts across 13 networks.
Business: $599/mo billed monthly, 30 social profiles included, up to 390 accounts, tiered pricing from your 31st profile up to 300 profiles.
Enterprise: custom, volume based, from 300 social profiles.
Free trial: 28 days on the Launch plan, no credit card required, and it grants full Business plan access including Max Pack. Premium, Business, and Enterprise are billed at signup with no free trial.
Yearly billing: saves 17%.
The quirk that matters: a profile is a customer, brand, or location, not a social account. Delete a profile via the API and billing for it stops.
How Ayrshare’s Profile-Based Pricing Actually Works
This is the whole post, so it is worth being precise.
A social profile in Ayrshare is one customer, brand, or location, connected to any number of social networks. If your customer runs LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, X, YouTube, Pinterest, Bluesky, and Threads, that is one profile, not nine. Ayrshare states the rule directly on the pricing page: multiple networks equal one profile.
The counting rule flips when brands operate independently. A franchise with 10 locations posting on their own counts as 10 different profiles, even if every location posts to the same networks. Independent brands or locations equal separate profiles.
So the unit trap runs in both directions:
| Your situation | Profiles billed | Why |
|---|---|---|
| One brand on 9 networks | 1 | Networks collapse into a single profile |
| Agency with 10 clients, 3 networks each | 10 | Each client is an independent profile |
| Franchise, 10 locations posting independently | 10 | Locations post independently |
| SaaS with 500 end users connecting their own accounts | 500 | Each end user is a profile |
If you are one brand posting widely, Ayrshare’s model is generous and the $149 Premium tier covers a lot of surface. If you are a platform whose customers each connect their own accounts, your profile count is your customer count, and that is the number that scales your bill.
The third rule is the one that makes the model fair: remove a customer and billing stops. Delete the profile via the API and your costs shrink when your usage shrinks, which is unusual in a category full of annual seat commitments.
Ayrshare Premium Plan
Premium is $149 a month for one social profile, with up to 13 social accounts across 13 networks. It is built for a business managing its own social presence rather than other people’s, and Ayrshare positions it that way explicitly.
Each profile includes posting and scheduling, analytics and performance data, and moderation for comments, DMs, and reviews. That moderation surface is worth flagging, because plenty of API-first competitors ship publishing without engagement.
The fit is narrow but real: one brand, many networks, API-driven. If you are a single company that wants to publish everywhere programmatically, Premium is the whole product for one price and the account ceiling is high enough that you will not hit it.
Ayrshare Launch Plan
Launch is $299 a month for up to 10 social profiles and up to 130 accounts, positioned for MVPs and beta testing. It also adds automated posting for many users, which is the feature set a product needs when its own customers connect accounts.
Launch matters more than its position suggests, because it is the tier the 28-day free trial runs on, and that trial is more generous than it sounds. No credit card is required, and it unlocks full Business plan access including Max Pack, so you are evaluating the top of the product rather than the entry tier. At day 28 you keep Launch or move to the tier that fits.
The jump from Premium is $150 for nine more profiles, which works out to about $16.67 per additional profile. That is the cheapest marginal profile in the published lineup.
Ayrshare Business and Enterprise Plans
Business starts at $599 a month with 30 social profiles included and up to 390 accounts. Past that, tiered pricing runs from your 31st profile up to 300 profiles, priced by band rather than by a single flat rate. Ayrshare’s own cost estimator is the fastest way to price a specific count, and Business plans carry a minimum of 10 or 30 profiles depending on tier.
Enterprise is custom and volume based, starting from 300 social profiles, and adds a dedicated account manager.
- 1 profile: $149/mo on Premium
- 10 profiles: $299/mo on Launch, about $29.90 per profile
- 30 profiles: $599/mo on Business, about $19.97 per profile
- Past 30 profiles: priced by band on top of Business (31 to 100, 101 to 500, then 500+), with the rate falling from $7.99 toward $1.99 per profile on annual billing at the top of that range
- From 300 profiles: Enterprise, custom and volume based, reaching roughly $1 per profile at larger volumes
The per-profile cost improves as you scale, from $149 at one profile down to about $20 at thirty. The tier boundaries are where the jumps land, so profile 11 and profile 31 are the two expensive additions in the sequence.
The Real Cost at 1, 5, 10, 20, and 30 Profiles
This is the table the plan cards do not show you. Because Ayrshare sells profile blocks rather than charging per profile, what you pay depends on which tier your count lands in, not on your exact count.
| Profiles | Plan you land on | Monthly cost | Annual cost | Effective cost per profile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Premium | $149 | $1,788 | $149.00 |
| 5 | Launch | $299 | $3,588 | $59.80 |
| 10 | Launch | $299 | $3,588 | $29.90 |
| 20 | Business | $599 | $7,188 | $29.95 |
| 30 | Business | $599 | $7,188 | $19.97 |
Yearly billing saves 17% on these figures. The rows that sting are the ones just past a boundary: profile 11 pushes you from $299 to $599 for a single addition, and profile 2 pushes you from $149 to $299. The rows that reward you are the ones that fill a tier, since 30 profiles on Business costs the same as 11.
Read the “effective cost per profile” column rather than the monthly one. It is the number that tells you whether you are using the tier you are paying for.
What Ayrshare’s Platform Actually Does
Ayrshare is not a content tool, and that is a deliberate design choice rather than a gap. It publishes, schedules, reports, and moderates. It does not write your captions or generate your images.
What each profile covers:
- Publishing and scheduling across 13+ networks through one integration.
- Analytics and performance data per profile.
- Moderation for comments, DMs, and reviews, which is a wider engagement surface than most publishing APIs ship.
Where it stops:
- No AI text generation. The captions are yours or your users’ to write.
- No AI image or video generation.
- No content workspace to log into. You call it from code, and your end users never see Ayrshare.
If you need the content created as well as published, that is a second tool and a second bill. My roundup of AI content repurposing tools covers what usually fills that slot.
What You Actually Get Per Profile
Tier does not change what a profile can do. Publishing and scheduling come as standard. So does analytics, covering performance data per profile. Moderation is the third piece, and it reaches comments, DMs, and reviews rather than stopping at publishing.
Ayrshare’s own marketing figures on the pricing page put the platform at 30M+ daily API calls, 99.99% API uptime, and 13+ social networks. A published uptime figure is worth noting in a category where most vendors publish none.
What the model does not do is discount for light usage. A profile that posts twice a month costs the same as one posting fifty times, because the billing unit is the profile, not the volume. That is a feature if your customers are active and a cost if they are not.
What’s Not Included in Any Ayrshare Plan
- A free tier. There is a 28-day trial on Launch with no card required, but Premium, Business, and Enterprise are billed at signup with no trial of their own.
- A static rate card past 30 profiles. Ayrshare names the bands (first 30, then 31 to 100, 101 to 500, and 500+) and gives you a slider to price your own count, but it does not print a per-profile figure for each band on the page. It does state that the rate falls from $7.99 to $1.99 per profile on annual billing as you scale past 500, with Enterprise agreements reaching roughly $1 per profile at larger volumes. For a number in between, move the slider or ask.
- A low entry point. $149 is the floor, which is high if you are one person with a handful of accounts rather than a business with an API budget.
These are positioning choices rather than gaps. Ayrshare is priced for products and businesses, not for individual creators, and the pricing page says so directly.
When Ayrshare Pricing Makes Sense (and When It Doesn’t)
When it makes sense:
- One brand publishing to many networks, where the profile model collapses your whole footprint into a single unit.
- A SaaS product embedding social posting, where per-profile billing tracks your own customer count and shrinks when a customer churns.
- You need comment, DM, and review moderation alongside publishing rather than publishing alone.
- Your usage varies month to month and you want costs that fall when customers leave.
When it starts to bite:
- You are a solo creator or small operator, where $149 for one profile is steep against flat-rate tools.
- Your customers each need only one or two networks, so you pay a full profile for a fraction of its capacity.
- You need an exact figure between 31 and 500 profiles, where the price comes from a slider rather than a printed rate.
- You want to trial the exact tier you will buy, since only Launch has a trial.
Ayrshare is built for products and multi-brand operations. If you are one person with ten accounts, the model is working against your shape, not failing at its job.
Ayrshare Pricing vs Common Alternatives
| Tool | Cheapest paid tier | What you get at entry tier |
|---|---|---|
| Ayrshare Premium | $149/mo | 1 social profile, up to 13 accounts across 13 networks, posting, analytics, moderation |
| Zernio | $6/account/mo after 2 free | Per-account billing, no tiers, every feature on every account |
| Postiz Standard | $29/mo | 5 channels, unlimited posts, API access, no AI images |
| Blotato Starter | $29/mo flat | 20 accounts, 1,250 AI credits, unlimited AI writing, AI image and video generation, n8n and Make official nodes |
The comparison is less about price and more about unit. Ayrshare charges per customer or brand, Zernio and Blotato charge per connected account, and Postiz sells fixed channel blocks. For a single brand on 13 networks, Ayrshare’s $149 buys one profile where per-account tools would bill you 13 times. For an agency with 20 single-network clients, that flips hard the other way. Run your own structure through both models before comparing headline prices.
One caveat on that last row: I am a creator and tester for Blotato, so discount my read of it as much as you think is fair.
Sabrina’s Take on Ayrshare Pricing in 2026
Ayrshare’s model is the one most likely to be misread, because the unit does not match what people expect to be charged for. Charging per customer rather than per connected account means your bill tracks your business instead of your integration surface, and deleting a profile stops the billing for it.
The consideration is that the model rewards a specific shape. If your customers are multi-network, you get enormous value per profile. If they are single-network, you are paying for capacity you will not use, and a per-account tool will be cheaper at the same customer count.
Do the counting before you do the comparing. Take Ayrshare’s own three rules, apply them to your customer list, and write down the number. That single figure tells you more than any price page will, because it converts your business into the only unit Ayrshare charges for. Then run the 28-day Launch trial, since it is the only trial on offer.
If your count is one and you are a business publishing across many networks, Premium is a clean fit and the account ceiling will not trouble you. If your count is one and you are a creator, this is the wrong shelf entirely, and Blotato or Postiz will serve you for a fraction of $149. My roundup of Ayrshare alternatives covers the field for everyone in between.
Ayrshare Pricing FAQs
Does Ayrshare have a free plan?
No, but the trial is generous. Ayrshare runs a 28-day free trial on the Launch plan with no credit card required, and it includes full Business plan access with Max Pack, so you can test the top of the product before paying. Premium, Business, and Enterprise are billed at signup with no trial. At day 28 you keep Launch or switch to the plan that fits.
How much does Ayrshare cost per month?
Premium is $149, Launch is $299, and Business is $599, all billed monthly. Enterprise is custom and volume based from 300 profiles. Yearly billing saves 17% across the plans.
What counts as a social profile in Ayrshare?
One customer, brand, or location connected to any number of social networks. A single brand on LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, X, and more is one profile. A franchise with 10 independently posting locations is 10 profiles, and a SaaS product’s end users are one profile each.
What’s the difference between Premium and Launch?
Premium is $149 for a single social profile and suits one business managing its own presence. Launch is $299 for up to 10 profiles and adds automated posting for many users, which is what a product needs when its own customers connect accounts. Launch is also the only tier with a free trial.
Does Ayrshare charge more if I post more often?
No. Billing is per social profile, not per post or per API call, so a profile posting fifty times a month costs the same as one posting twice. That favors high-volume users and penalizes light ones, since there is no discount for low usage.
Is Ayrshare cheaper than a per-account tool?
It depends on your structure, not on the headline price. One brand on 13 networks is a single $149 profile on Ayrshare, where a per-account tool would bill 13 accounts. Twenty clients each using one network is 20 profiles on Ayrshare, where per-account pricing is usually cheaper. Count your profiles first, then compare.