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LazyRelay vs Agorapulse

Agorapulse is a full social media management suite with a shared inbox, listening and reporting. Here's an honest look at where it and LazyRelay actually differ.

Where Agorapulse is genuinely ahead

Agorapulse does more than schedule. Its site describes a centralized social inbox, brand and competitor listening, reporting, a Social ROI feature, task assignment and shared content calendars. On its Advanced plan it adds multi-step approval workflows, moderation rules, and competitor benchmarking. It also supports X (Twitter), Reddit and Google Business, which LazyRelay doesn't (X is coming soon). If you need a serious inbox and reporting suite, Agorapulse is the better fit.

LazyRelayAgorapulse
Platforms17: Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube, LinkedIn, Threads, Mastodon, Bluesky, Telegram, Discord, Tumblr, WordPress, dev.to, Hashnode, Lemmy, Slack11 on their homepage: Facebook, Instagram, X (Twitter), LinkedIn, Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, Bluesky, Reddit, Google Business
X (Twitter), Reddit, Google BusinessNot supported (X is coming soon)Supported
Telegram, Discord, Mastodon, Tumblr, WordPress, dev.to, Hashnode, LemmySupportedNot listed on the pages we read
Pricing shapeFlat per tier, by connected account countPer user, per month
Entry paid price$29.99/mo flat (Starter: 20 accounts, 2 brands)Standard: $79 per user per month billed annually, $99 billed monthly. 10 social profiles
Higher tiers$59.99/mo Pro, $99.99/mo Business, up to $199.99/mo Agency Plus (150 accounts)Professional $119 and Advanced $149 per user per month billed annually. Custom plan has unlimited profiles
Free plan or trial$0 Free plan, 3 accounts, no card required30-day free trial, no credit card required. No free plan stated
Approval workflowsClient review links on Starter and aboveSimple one-step approvals on Professional, multi-step approvals on Advanced
Inbox, listening, reportingNot the focus of LazyRelayCentralized inbox, listening, reporting and Social ROI
Post verificationProof-of-Publish: independently confirms a post is actually liveNot found on their pricing page or homepage
AI-agent (MCP) access27 tools, included on every plan including FreeNot stated on their pricing page

Agorapulse's prices and features checked directly on agorapulse.com/pricing and agorapulse.com, checked 2026-09-30. Rows can go stale as either product changes. If you spot one that's out of date, that's worth telling us.

The gap that actually matters: "sent" isn't "published"

Agorapulse's pitch centers on engagement and reporting after you post. LazyRelay's is about the post itself: it separately re-checks the platform after every post to confirm it's genuinely live, instead of trusting the platform's first "accepted" response. That's Proof-of-Publish, included on every LazyRelay plan including Free. We didn't find an equivalent check on Agorapulse's pricing page or homepage.

The other real difference: per user versus flat

Agorapulse prices per user, so the bill grows with your team: the Standard plan is $79 per user per month on annual billing, with 10 social profiles. LazyRelay charges one flat price per tier, so Starter is $29.99/month for 20 connected accounts and 2 brands regardless of how many accounts you connect within the limit. LazyRelay also has a $0 Free plan, while Agorapulse offers a 30-day trial.

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Frequently asked questions

Is LazyRelay cheaper than Agorapulse?

For scheduling, yes. Agorapulse's Standard plan is $79 per user per month on annual billing ($99 billed monthly) and includes 10 social profiles. LazyRelay's Starter plan is $29.99/month flat for 20 connected accounts and 2 brands. Agorapulse includes inbox, listening and reporting features that LazyRelay doesn't focus on, so it depends on what you need.

Does Agorapulse have a free plan?

We didn't find a free plan on agorapulse.com. It offers a 30-day free trial with no credit card required. LazyRelay has a $0 Free plan with 3 connected accounts and Proof-of-Publish included, no card required.

Does Agorapulse verify that a post actually went live, like LazyRelay's Proof-of-Publish?

Not that we found documented on agorapulse.com. LazyRelay's Proof-of-Publish independently re-checks each platform after publishing to confirm the post is genuinely live, on every plan including Free.