Up to 6x cheaper at scale
10 clients: $49/mo vs $299/mo. 500 clients: $599/mo vs ~$2,624/mo.
Both are social media APIs for developers. Postproxy costs a fraction at scale, gives you real per-client data isolation, and includes a permanent free tier.
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A quick take in two columns, then the detailed comparison below.
Both APIs abstract social platforms behind a single REST endpoint. The difference is pricing and architecture. Ayrshare charges per profile starting at $149/mo — a 10-client agency pays $299/mo, a 500-account SaaS pays ~$2,624/mo. Direct messages are metered on top: $0.09 per active conversation, up to 1,000 per profile per billing cycle. Postproxy uses profile groups: $49/mo (Business) for 20 client groups, or $17/mo (Agentic) billed per connected profile — with unlimited posts on every paid plan. No per-conversation meter.
Postproxy enforces per-client data isolation with scoped API keys. Ayrshare routes everything through a master key with Profile Keys in headers. Postproxy adds a queue system with timeslots, jitter, and priority, plus a state machine with per-platform failure states and retry logic. Ayrshare covers 13 publishing networks to Postproxy's 11 (both add WhatsApp Business messaging), and has no free tier, only a 14-day trial.
A full breakdown of capabilities, integrations, and API design.
| Ayrshare | Postproxy | |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | 13 publishing networks, plus WhatsApp Business messaging | 11 publishing networks, plus WhatsApp Business messaging |
| Free tier | No (14-day trial on Launch) | Yes — 10 posts/mo, all formats, permanent |
| Cheapest paid plan | $149/mo (1 profile) | $17/mo (Agentic) or $49/mo (Business, 20 groups) |
| Pricing model | Per profile | Per profile (Agentic) or per profile group (Business) |
| Multi-tenant | Profile Keys (master + per-user key) | Scoped API keys (per-client isolation) |
| Direct messages | Metered add-on: $0.09 per active conversation | Included in every plan |
| SDKs | 7 | 7 |
| Queue system | Scheduling only | Slots, jitter, priority |
| Publish lifecycle | Per-platform status | State machine (draft → pending → published → failed → retry) |
| n8n | HTTP request node | Native node |
| MCP server | Yes | Yes |
| Zapier | Yes | Yes |
| Make.com | Yes | Yes (official module) |
| Post limits | Max Pack add-on ($300/mo) for full limits | Unlimited on all paid plans |
| Team features | Business tier ($599/mo) | All plans |
Ayrshare prices per profile. The difference compounds as you add clients.
| Scenario | Ayrshare | Postproxy | Savings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small agency, 10 clients | $299/mo | $49/mo | 84% |
| SaaS, 50 clients | ~$599/mo | $109/mo | 82% |
| Agency, 100 clients | ~$1,228/mo | ~$197/mo | 84% |
| Platform, 500 clients | ~$2,624/mo | $599/mo | 77% |
Watch the add-ons. Ayrshare charges $300/mo for a "Max Pack" to unlock maximum posting limits, and meters direct messages at $0.09 per active conversation — up to $90/mo extra per profile. Every paid Postproxy plan includes unlimited posts and the Direct Messages API with no metered billing.
APIs, SDKs, tenant isolation, and predictable behavior, without running publishing infrastructure yourself.
10 clients: $49/mo vs $299/mo. 500 clients: $599/mo vs ~$2,624/mo.
Per-client data isolation at the API level. Not header routing through a master key.
Recurring slots with jitter and priority levels. Ayrshare has scheduling but no queue concept.
Unlimited posts on every paid plan, with no $300/mo "Max Pack". DMs included in every plan, with no $0.09-per-conversation meter.
First-class integration. Ayrshare requires the generic HTTP request node.
All formats, no branding, no expiry. Ayrshare has no free plan, only a 14-day trial.
The gap is now Reddit and Snapchat. Postproxy has added Bluesky, Telegram, Google Business (with review replies via API), and WhatsApp Business messaging, and is actively expanding platform coverage.
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