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Zedgad vs Publer

Publer and zedgad both publish to multiple networks. Publer leans towards an all-in-one workspace; zedgad leans towards automation from your own systems.

Both tools can schedule a week of posts. They differ in what surrounds the scheduler.

Features around scheduling

Publer offers a free plan, RSS automations on its Professional plan, and analytics, approvals, and API access on its Business plan.

Zedgad keeps the feature set narrower: compose, schedule, publish, and log, with a WordPress plugin, webhook, and API available on every plan.

Pricing model

Publer's paid plans are priced with a calculator based on accounts and users, so check its official page for your setup.

Zedgad is a flat $9 to $99 per month by number of projects, with unlimited posts. X publishing is an add-on.

Which one to choose

Choose Publer if you want a free plan, built-in analytics, or approvals in the same tool.

Choose zedgad if you want API and webhook publishing without moving to a higher tier, or a predictable flat price per project.

Key takeaway

Publer is a broader workspace; zedgad gives every plan the automation tools.

Pricing snapshot

Publer pricing at a glance.

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Checked 7 October 2026. Prices and limits can change by billing cycle, currency, account count, or region, so confirm on the official page before you buy.

Zedgad$9–$99/monthStarter, Pro, Business, and Agency plans; unlimited posts; X publishing add-on; 14-day trial
FreeFree forever3 social accounts; 10 scheduled posts per account
ProfessionalUse official calculatorUnlimited scheduling and drafts; RSS automations
BusinessUse official calculatorAnalytics, API/MCP, approvals, competitor analysis
EnterpriseQuoteHigher-volume discounts and onboarding

Practical workflow

From source to published result.

01

List your channels

Count the accounts you post to and where your content starts today.

02

Price both tools

Compare the cost for your channel, user, and brand count using each official pricing page.

03

Run a real trial

Use the 14-day zedgad trial to publish a week of real posts and compare the effort.

Questions

Before you publish.

Does zedgad support RSS?

Not directly. Your site can send new content to zedgad through the WordPress plugin, webhook, or API instead.

Is the zedgad API on every plan?

Yes. API keys, the webhook, and the WordPress plugin are available on all plans.

Does zedgad include analytics?

No. Zedgad logs whether each post published. Use each platform's own insights for engagement.

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