Try the full workflow with light posting volume.
- ✓ Up to 3 posts every 24 hours
- ✓ 1 Dropbox folder
- ✓ AI captioning & automatic publishing
- ✓ Posting history
- — You agree to 1 DropPost-chosen promo post/month
- — Card required, $0 charged today
Start free. Upgrade whenever your posting volume outgrows it - no contracts, no per-platform fees.
Try the full workflow with light posting volume.
For steady, moderate volume - only pay for what you post.
For consistent, high-volume posting from one folder.
For agencies and multi-location businesses managing several brands.
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| Feature | Free | Pay-per-post | Personal Unlimited | Agency |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $0 | $0.10/post | $4.99/mo | $24.99/mo + $0.05/post after 350 |
| Posts | 3 / 24 hours | Pay as you go | Unlimited | 350 included, then metered |
| Dropbox folders | 1 | Unlimited | 1 | Unlimited |
| Connected social profiles | Standard limit | Standard limit | Standard limit | Unlimited |
| AI captioning | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Manual approval mode | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Support | Community | Priority |
The Free plan itself is the trial: up to 3 posts every 24 hours, 1 Dropbox folder, $0 charge. A card is required at signup so that after 6 months your account can move to Pay-per-post automatically, with no interruption and no need to come back and enter payment details later.
Once a month, DropPost may publish one image or video of its own choosing (for example, a DropPost promotional post) to your connected accounts - this is part of what keeps the Free plan free.
Yes, any time from the Billing page in your portal. Paid-plan changes and cancellations go through Stripe's secure hosted billing portal.
You prepay in $5 credit blocks. Each post costs $0.10 and is deducted from your balance. When your balance drops below $1, your saved card is automatically charged another $5 so posting never has to stop mid-flow.
Publishing pauses automatically until it's resolved, and you'll see exactly why in your portal's Billing page. Nothing dropped into Dropbox is lost - it publishes as soon as billing is fixed.