Publer Review - Pricing, Details & Features

Publer covers 12 networks with a permanent free plan and per-network billing from €3.43 a month. Data processed and stored in Germany.

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7/10

The best features-to-price ratio on the market and the most open free plan, at the cost of an ageing interface and slower support than the leaders.

Cheapest in its category at comparable feature depth
Permanent free plan with no LinkedIn exclusion
Dated interface, more clicks than competitors

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Publer is a social media scheduling tool built by Kalemi Code, a company based in Tirana, Albania. It is the cheapest in its category at comparable feature depth, without being a budget product.

What Publer covers

Twelve networks, including LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, X, Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon, Pinterest, Google Business Profile and WordPress. It handles automatic recycling, recurring schedules, per-network content variations and bulk CSV import. On paper the feature coverage rivals tools three to five times the price.

The best free plan on the market alongside Metricool

Unlike Later or SocialBee, which offer only a trial, Publer has a permanent free plan. Unlike Metricool, it does not exclude LinkedIn from that free tier, which makes it the best starting point for a B2B business with no budget.

The limits worth knowing

The interface shows its age in places and takes more clicks than Buffer. Support responds more slowly than at the market leaders, which matters for business-critical use. Billing is per connected network: unbeatable on one or two accounts, notably less remarkable once you run ten.

How much does Publer cost?

The free plan is permanent. Professional costs €3.43 per network per month billed annually, or €4.29 monthly, with a 7-day trial. Business costs €6.86 per network per month billed annually, or €8.58 monthly, with a 14-day trial. Five networks on Professional therefore works out at roughly €17 a month. The full comparison is in our guide to the best social media tool.

Pros & Cons

What we love

Cheapest in its category at comparable feature depth
Permanent free plan with no LinkedIn exclusion
Covers 12 networks, including Mastodon and Bluesky
Recycling and recurring schedules included from the Professional plan
Data processed and stored in Germany

What could be better

Dated interface, more clicks than competitors
Slower support than the market leaders
Per-network billing climbs quickly past ten accounts
Analytics less detailed than Metricool
Lesser-known vendor, fewer guarantees on longevity

Key features of Publer

Automatic recycling

Replays your best-performing posts on a defined schedule, with no manual re-import.

Recurring schedules

Repeating slots per network, with a queue that keeps itself topped up.

Per-network variations

One piece of content automatically adapted to the format and tone of each platform.

Bulk CSV import

Load hundreds of posts at once, useful when migrating from another tool.

12 networks covered

Includes Mastodon, Bluesky and WordPress, rarely supported by competitors.

Preview before publishing

Faithful rendering of the post as it will appear on each network.

Publer pricing

Publer bills per connected social network, with a slider that recalculates the price based on the number of accounts and team members. The free plan is permanent, not a disguised trial. Professional costs €3.43 per network per month billed annually (€4.29 monthly) and unlocks automatic recycling, recurring schedules and per-network content variations. Business costs €6.86 per network per month billed annually (€8.58 monthly) and adds advanced analytics and collaboration. Count your channels before comparing: five networks on Professional works out at roughly €17 a month, still the best features-to-price ratio on the market. Prices checked on 27 August 2026.

Free plan / trial

Permanent free plan with basic scheduling and no time limit.

Free

Basic scheduling · Several networks connectable · No time limit · Good for evaluating

€0 forever

Professional

Automatic recycling · Recurring schedules · Per-network variations · 7-day trial

€3.43 per network per month (annual)

Business

Advanced analytics · Team collaboration · Bulk CSV import · 14-day trial

€6.86 per network per month (annual)

Pricing verified on August 27, 2026

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Who is Publer for?

Best for

Very tight budgets that still need multi-account scheduling
B2B freelancers who need LinkedIn without paying
Anyone recycling a large body of existing content
Users of alternative networks such as Mastodon or Bluesky

Not recommended for

Business-critical use that requires fast support
Brands on more than ten networks, where per-channel billing bites
Anyone wanting the most detailed analytics on the market
Teams needing structured collaborative moderation

Want to try Publer?

Head to the official site and the current offer.

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Frequently asked questions about Publer

Is Publer really free?▼

Yes, the free plan is permanent rather than a time-limited trial. It covers basic scheduling and lets you judge the tool with no commitment and no credit card.

Who builds Publer?▼

Kalemi Code, a software company headquartered in Tirana, Albania, and also incorporated in Wyoming in the United States. It also builds Linkie and Kibo.

Where is data hosted?▼

In Germany. The privacy policy states that user information is transferred to, processed and stored in Germany, with Standard Contractual Clauses for transfers from the European Economic Area.

How does billing work?▼

Per connected social network, with a slider that recalculates the price based on the number of accounts and team members. Five networks on Professional works out at roughly €17 a month billed annually.

Does Publer support Mastodon and Bluesky?▼

Yes, both are supported, which remains rare among competitors. Total coverage reaches twelve networks, WordPress and Google Business Profile included.

Is Publer suitable for professional use?▼

For a freelancer or small business, yes. Where a publishing failure has an immediate cost, the slower support compared with the leaders is a risk to weigh.