Social Media Management
Crowdfire
Content-curation-led scheduler that suggests articles and images to keep queues full.
4.0· 89 reviews· via G2Founded 2010 · Navi Mumbai, India
What is Crowdfire?
Crowdfire is a social media management app for scheduling posts, curating content, and tracking analytics across major networks. It is known for content-discovery features that suggest articles and images. Formerly JustUnfollow.
Best known for: Content-curation-driven scheduling
Key features
- Multi-network post scheduling
- Content curation suggestions
- Article and image discovery
- Analytics and reporting
- RSS and shop integration
- Bulk queueing
Who Crowdfire is best for
- Creators who want automatic content suggestions to post
- Solo marketers curating articles and images by topic
- Budget users managing several accounts cheaply
Ideal team: Creators and solo marketers of 1–5 who lean on content discovery and RSS curation to stay consistently active.
Crowdfire pricing
Free
$0
- 3 accounts
- 10 scheduled posts/account
- Content curation
Plus
$7/flat / mo
- 5 accounts
- 100 posts/account
- Custom scheduling
Popular
Premium
$37/flat / mo
- 25 accounts
- 500 posts/account
- Mentions & analytics
VIP
$75/flat / mo
- 250 accounts
- 800 posts/account
- Competitor analysis
Costs to watch before you commit
- Prices are annual monthly-equivalents; monthly billing is higher.
- Content suggestions can be hit-or-miss and need manual curation.
- Deeper analytics and team seats are limited to higher tiers.
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