Pricing that scales with you

A social account is one connected profile or page — a single Instagram account, a Facebook page, a LinkedIn profile, a YouTube channel, and so on. You're billed per account, so you only pay for the ones you actually manage. Two Instagram profiles and a LinkedIn page would be three accounts.

Paid plans start with one account included in the base price, and you add more from the stepper above. Pricing is volume-discounted: the first 10 accounts are billed at the standard rate, accounts 11–25 cost less each, and 26+ less again — so your average cost per account drops as you grow.

Users. Standard is built for one person; Team gives you unlimited team members on the same account, plus priority support and white-glove onboarding. Every other feature is identical — both paid plans include all of Verb's features and unlimited scheduling.

Yes. The Free plan is permanent, not a trial — connect up to 3 accounts, schedule up to 10 posts per account, and use the calendar, queue, and drafts. Upgrade to a paid plan when you need more accounts, unlimited posts, or the Verb MCP.

Yes — every paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial, no charge up front. If you don't upgrade by the end of the trial, your account drops back to the Free plan; any posts already scheduled to your free accounts still go out.

Yes, subject to a fair-use policy that's set high enough that normal scheduling never gets near it. Only the Free plan caps posts (10 per account).

Yearly billing saves you about 20% — roughly two months free — versus paying month to month. You can switch between monthly and yearly at any time, and the price you see on each card updates to match.

Yes. Upgrade, downgrade, add or remove accounts, or cancel whenever you like — changes take effect immediately and any difference is prorated. There are no contracts.