Blotato vs Sendible (2026): pricing, features, which to pick

Blotato from $29/mo (7-day trial), Sendible from $35/mo (about $30 annual), unlimited users, checked by hand in 2026. Where each one wins, what a team of five really pays, and the cases where neither is the right buy.

ToolBest forStarting priceWhat that price coversFree plan
Blotatoautomation builders who already generate the content and need an API or MCP server that publishes itfrom $29/mo (7-day trial)not verifiedFree trial
Sendibleagencies with several clients and a changing roster of people who need accessfrom $35/mo (about $30 annual), unlimited users1 workspace, 6 profiles, unlimited users (Core)Free trial
ViralHuntdiscovering viral content and turning it into posts, as a teamfrom $29/mo1 user (Creator). Studio: $99/mo for up to 4 users and 4 projects, no per-seat chargeYes, and it never expires

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Choosing between Blotato and Sendible? Below we break them down feature by feature, on pricing and on use case, and show where ViralHunt fits as the all-in-one alternative that tracks viral content across 12 networks.

Feature Blotato Sendible ViralHunt
Social platforms covered 9 (TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and more) 10, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, Google Business, YouTube, WordPress, Threads, Bluesky 12, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, Reddit, X, Bluesky, Mastodon, Douyin, RSS, Quora, Tumblr
Real-time viral content discovery ✗ ✗ ✓
Per-post engagement tracking Partial Partial ✓
Cross-platform trending radar ✗ ✗ ✓
Editorial board (Kanban workflow) ✗ Partial ✓
AI content studio Partial Partial ✓
Built-in team chat ✗ ✗ ✓
Browser-extension scrapers ✗ Partial ✓
Niche / keyword tracking ✗ ✗ ✓
Mention / sentiment listening ✗ Partial Partial
Post scheduling & publishing ✓ ✓ ✓
Auto-DM (comment → DM) ✗ ✗ ✓
Public API + AI-agent access ✓ Partial ✓
Free trial ✓ ✓ Free plan, no expiry
Starting price from $29/mo (7-day trial) from $35/mo (about $30 annual), unlimited users from $29/mo
Bottom line: Blotato (automation builders who already generate the content and need an API or MCP server that publishes it.) and Sendible (agencies with several clients and a changing roster of people who need access.) each do their job well. If what you actually need is to discover viral content across every network and act on it as a team, ViralHunt covers 12 networks with a built-in editorial board, AI studio, team chat, and now scheduling and auto-publishing to your social networks, usually for less.

📡 12 networks, one screen

TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, Reddit, X, Bluesky, Douyin, RSS, Quora & Tumblr, viral posts and engagement in a single radar.

🗂️ Built-in workflow

Assign any post to an editorial board, draft with the AI studio, and coordinate in team chat, no extra tools.

💸 Better value

One affordable plan instead of stacking a discovery tool + a workflow tool + a listening tool.

What is Blotato?

Blotato calls itself "agent infrastructure for social media marketing": one API and one MCP server that publish to 9 platforms, with official n8n and Make nodes and MCP access from Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and ChatGPT. It is built for people who automate posting from an agent or a workflow. Plans: Starter $29, Creator $97, Agency $499 a month, each with a 7-day trial. It does not find content: the agent brings the post, Blotato publishes it.

Pros
  • Official n8n and Make nodes, MCP server for Claude Code, Cursor and ChatGPT
  • 9 platforms through one API
  • Built for agents from the start
Cons
  • Nothing to find content with: no trends, no radar, no corpus
  • No drafts, review or approval before an agent's post goes out
  • $97 and $499 tiers for teams

Pricing: from $29/mo (7-day trial)

What is Sendible?

Sendible is a social media management tool aimed at agencies: each client is a workspace with 6 profiles, and every plan allows unlimited users, so you pay for workspaces rather than seats. Core is $35 a month (about $30 billed yearly) for 1 workspace; Plus $99 for 3; Premium $199 for 7; Elite $299 for 15; Enterprise $750 for 50. It has a calendar, bulk scheduling, a social inbox, reports, client approval and white-label options, and publishes to Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, Google Business, YouTube, WordPress, Threads and Bluesky. The 14-day trial needs no card. It manages and reports on your clients' accounts; it does not find what is going viral elsewhere.

Pros
  • Unlimited users on every plan: no per-seat tax
  • Client workspaces with approvals and white-label reports
  • Inbox, calendar and reporting in one place across 10 networks
Cons
  • No viral or trending discovery across networks
  • 6 profiles per workspace; more means another workspace
  • No social listening beyond your own accounts' mentions

Pricing: from $35/mo (about $30 annual), unlimited users

When to buy one of these two

You came here comparing two tools, not looking for a third. So first, plainly, what each one is the better buy for:

If either of those sentences describes your job, you have your answer and the rest of this page is not for you. What follows is for the case where neither one does.

The third option: ViralHunt

ViralHunt is a viral-content discovery platform that tracks the top-performing posts across 12 networks, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, Reddit, X, Bluesky, Mastodon, Douyin, RSS, Quora and Tumblr, in real time. Beyond discovery, it turns trends into a team workflow with an editorial Kanban board, an AI content studio and built-in team chat, and now schedules and auto-publishes finished posts to 11 social networks, with separate brand/client projects. So a whole team can find, create and publish content in one place instead of stacking a discovery tool, a workflow tool and a scheduler.

The ViralHunt radar: one table of posts from TikTok, Reddit, Instagram, X, Facebook and Pinterest ranked by the engagement each is pulling, with an assign button on every row.
The radar. Every network in one ranked list, and the "Assign" on each row is what turns a find into a card on the editorial board.
Pros
  • Tracks viral posts across 12 networks in one dashboard
  • Editorial board, AI studio and team chat built in, no extra tools
  • Schedules & auto-publishes to 11 networks, with multi-brand projects
  • Affordable, a free plan that never expires, plus a REST API for AI agents
Cons
  • Not a dedicated enterprise listening/analytics suite
  • Younger brand than the incumbents

Pricing: from $29/mo

Comparing Blotato and Sendible because neither one quite does what you need? ViralHunt has a free plan that does not expire, so checking is free and there is no countdown.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Blotato or Sendible better?
It depends on the job. Blotato is best for automation builders who already generate the content and need an API or MCP server that publishes it. while Sendible is best for agencies with several clients and a changing roster of people who need access. If you need to discover viral content across every network and act on it as a team, ViralHunt does both jobs in one tool.
What is the best Blotato alternative?
ViralHunt is a strong alternative: it tracks viral posts across 12 networks in real time and adds an editorial board, AI content studio and team chat in a single, affordable tool.
How much do Blotato and Sendible cost?
Blotato starts at from $29/mo (7-day trial) and Sendible at from $35/mo (about $30 annual), unlimited users. ViralHunt has a free plan so you can compare before you pay.

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