What it does
OneUp cross-posts existing content, schedules new posts and combines social analytics with an inbox. Each connected destination counts toward the plan, including individual Google Business Profile locations. Paid subscriptions offer a seven-day trial, with no permanent free plan.
OneUp's cross-posting route starts from an account where the content is already published. It can send that new content to the other connected accounts, and it also offers a back-catalog route. For a brand expanding to another channel, review which older material still fits before copying the archive into a new audience's feed.
The calendar supports editing and moving scheduled posts, and a read-only calendar can be shared for visibility. Approval notifications add a decision step before team content publishes. The inbox provides replies to supported comments and messages, with saved shortcuts for repeated answers.
Every connected destination counts as an account, including each Google Business Profile location even when the locations share a parent business account. A chain's location count therefore matters separately from its number of brands. Analytics can combine accounts in custom reports, so the reporting group need not be identical to a single connected destination.
| Plan | Monthly price | Accounts | Cross-posting workflows | Additional teammates |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | USD 25 | 5 | 1 | None |
| Intermediate | USD 60 | 15 | 3 | 2 |
| Growth | USD 120 | 30 | 5 | 8 |
Annual billing is available; Basic costs USD 180 for a year. Its 300-post allowance is the number waiting in the schedule at once: a published item releases a slot, and a post sent to three accounts occupies three slots. A repeating post counts once, regardless of its planned repetitions. Intermediate and Growth remove the scheduled-post cap, subject to fair-use terms.
Create the account with your name, email and password, then enter the four-digit verification code sent by email. The signup form does not accept plus signs in the email address, so use an address without a plus-tag alias.
Strengths
- New-post and back-catalog cross-posting support expansion to another channel
- Read-only calendars and approval notifications support shared publishing oversight
Watch out for
- Each Google Business Profile location consumes a separate connected-account allowance
Best for
- Brands distributing existing content to additional social destinations
Sources
- OneUp: Schedule your social media posts (Oct 25, 2026)
- OneUp pricing (Oct 27, 2026)
- OneUp pricing and free-plan FAQ (Oct 27, 2026)
- What the 300-post Basic limit means (Oct 27, 2026)
- OneUp account registration (Oct 27, 2026)
