Pallyy
Pallyy review
Pallyy brings social posts, feedback and replies into one place. Its visual calendar lets you plan and schedule content, with comments and approvals kept beside each draft.
What Pallyy does well
See and adjust the plan. The calendar has month, week and list views. You can move a post to another day, keep ideas beside scheduled content and preview posts for different networks. That makes it easier to spot a crowded week or a gap before it reaches your audience.
Get feedback without another account. A shared calendar link lets someone review a draft, comment and approve it without joining your workspace. The feedback stays attached to the post. That is useful whenever another person needs to check a caption, image or announcement, whether they are a colleague or a client. Approvals are included on paid plans.
Keep replies together. The inbox brings supported messages, comments and reviews into a single view. You can label and filter conversations, and multi-user teams can assign replies. Support includes Instagram messages, Facebook messages and reviews, LinkedIn and TikTok comments, and Google Business reviews; it is not the same set of features on every network.
Pallyy pricing
The free plan includes one user, one social set and 15 scheduled posts a month. It is a way to try the calendar with image posts; video publishing and the inbox require a paid plan.
Pro costs $25 a month, or $240 billed yearly, equivalent to $20 a month. It includes one user, one social set, unlimited scheduled posts, approvals and the inbox. Extra social sets cost $10 a month each.
A social set groups accounts for one brand or business. Adding its Facebook Page alongside its Instagram account does not mean buying a separate set, but a second Instagram account does.
Agency lists at $99 a month for ten social sets and three users; Scale lists at $199 a month for 30 sets and ten users. Both add custom reports. Paid plans have a 14-day trial that requires a card to start.
Before you choose
The biggest step up is for additional staff access: Pro does not sell extra user seats, so two people who need their own workspace accounts must consider Agency. Someone approving through a shared calendar link is different from a paid team user.
For customer replies, check the supported message types on your actual accounts. The inbox collects conversations from connection onward, rather than importing everything that happened before you joined. If reporting matters to your clients, inspect the report format as well as the headline analytics feature; custom reports and exports start on Agency.
Our view
Pallyy offers a useful combination of visual planning, straightforward sign-off and reply management. The single-set Pro plan is particularly worth a look when several social networks belong to the same business: it bundles those accounts without charging separately for each network. Its shared approvals also make the product useful beyond solo posting.