RADAAR
RADAAR review
RADAAR brings social planning, publishing and reporting into a low-cost subscription, with a shared inbox available on higher plans. It lets you start with a few accounts and add more profiles, people and monitoring as your needs grow.
Bring the everyday work together
The scheduler gives upcoming content a central plan instead of leaving it spread across individual social apps. Analytics then provide a way to review the response after the posts have gone out.
From Standard upward, the social inbox adds supported messages and comments to that workflow. That makes the product more useful for keeping up with responses, rather than only filling a calendar.
Professional and higher plans also include monitoring queries. These help follow relevant conversations beyond the posts you have scheduled. Scheduling, inbox access and monitoring are separate plan decisions, which is worth knowing when comparing the headline prices.
RADAAR pricing
Basic costs $4.99 a month, with three social profiles and one user. It does not include the social inbox or monitoring.
Standard is $9.99 a month, with six profiles and three users, and adds the inbox. Professional is $29.99 a month, with 12 profiles, six users and three monitoring queries. Advanced is $149.99 a month, with 24 profiles, unlimited users and nine monitoring queries.
Plans offer a 14-day trial without a card. Additional requirements and larger deployments can change the appropriate package.
Before you choose
The $4.99 starting price is for scheduling without the inbox. If responding to customers is part of the job, Standard is the more relevant starting comparison.
Check the supported networks and conversation types against your own accounts. A shared inbox is useful only when it handles the messages you receive; it should not be assumed to reproduce every network's native app.
Our view
RADAAR offers a reasonably small first step into social management, with a clear upgrade from scheduling to an inbox and then monitoring. The modest Standard price makes it worth exploring if you want several accounts and a few team members together without immediately moving to a much larger suite.