Statusbrew
Statusbrew review
Statusbrew combines social publishing with a shared inbox, moderation and reporting. It gives you tools for both sides of the job: preparing what your accounts say and keeping track of the conversations that follow.
Bring the team around the same work
The publishing calendar, queues and bulk tools make it easier to prepare posts together. Approval options on higher plans add a check before content goes live, with less need to pass finished drafts between separate systems.
The inbox brings supported comments and messages into a central view. Routing, assignment and moderation functions help turn a busy stream of interactions into work the team can share. Comment rules are especially useful for repeat tasks, while less predictable conversations remain something a person should judge.
Reporting connects the activity to a longer view of performance. Higher tiers add deeper reporting and team-service measures, which can matter when answering promptly is part of the social team's responsibility.
How Statusbrew prices its plans
Lite includes one user and five social profiles. Standard increases that to three users and ten profiles, with more reporting and comment-rule functions. Premium includes six users and 15 profiles, adding further approval, routing and analysis tools; Enterprise covers custom requirements.
Compare the current subscription against your users, profiles and required functions. A 14-day trial is available without a card. Agency packages have a separate per-client structure, so their headline price is not directly interchangeable with a single-business plan.
Before you choose
Check which paid and organic comments, messages and moderation actions are available on your connected accounts. Also distinguish publishing approvals from inbox assignment: you may need one, both or neither, and their plan requirements can differ.
Our view
Statusbrew gives a busy social inbox more order. Comment rules help with repeated moderation tasks, while assignment tools let colleagues share the replies. With publishing and reporting alongside those conversations, it offers a practical way to prepare posts and keep up with the response.