Fanpage Karma
Fanpage Karma review
Fanpage Karma combines a publishing calendar with tools for analysing social accounts and competitors. Its free scheduling option is a notable starting point, while paid plans add longer reporting history, broader analysis and an inbox.
Publishing and performance in one place
The calendar helps organise content for your own profiles, with workspaces and approvals to keep shared publishing manageable. Unlimited calendar users on the free plan are useful when several people need to contribute without buying a seat for each person.
Analytics and competitor profiles add a different kind of value: you can look at your accounts in context rather than reviewing them in isolation. Longer history and broader reporting on paid plans make it easier to follow changes over time.
An inbox is available as part of the paid offering, bringing supported conversations closer to the publishing and reporting work.
Fanpage Karma pricing
Free includes 100 scheduled posts per profile each month, unlimited calendar users, approvals and workspaces. Its analytics history is limited to 28 days, and it does not include the community inbox.
Bronze costs $69 a month for one analytical network and one paid user, with unlimited own and competitor profiles, six months of history and inbox access. Silver is $199 a month and adds broader reporting, export and automation functions. Higher plans expand capabilities further.
The price comparison therefore depends on the networks and analysis you need, not just how many profiles you publish to.
Before you choose
Free publishing and full analytical access are not the same allowance. Check the history, networks and report exports required for your work. Also confirm the supported post and message types on the accounts you plan to connect.
Our view
Fanpage Karma deserves consideration beyond its analytics reputation. The free calendar offers useful room for shared publishing, while the paid plans provide a route into deeper account and competitor analysis. That combination makes it possible to start with scheduling and pay for more context when it becomes valuable.