What it does
Swonkie combines social publishing, reporting, competitor analysis and an AI assistant called Andie. Users create an account for a seven-day trial without a card. Continuing access requires a paid subscription, with separate limits for social profiles and AI work.
Choose Andie's authority before asking it to build a content plan. Guided mode checks with you before important decisions; autonomous mode executes its plan and reports afterward. For client-reviewed campaigns, guided mode provides a place to inspect proposed copy and visuals before approval.
The publishing workspace offers calendar, Kanban and list views with saved filters. Adapt copy for each network and inspect its preview before scheduling or queuing the post. Built-in UTM tags identify campaign links, and scheduling extends six months ahead.
Plans include monthly Andie credits, consumed by tasks such as drafting, image creation and analysis. Profile, colleague and competitor allowances are separate. The terms say a trial without payment details is suspended when it ends until a valid payment method activates the account.
Strengths
- Guided mode allows review before Andie makes important decisions
- Per-network previews and saved planning views support multi-channel review
Watch out for
- Plan capacity and monthly AI-credit allowances are separate limits
- The documented advance scheduling window is six months
Best for
- Social teams combining assisted planning with approval and channel-specific publishing
Sources
- Swonkie Product and Trial FAQ (Oct 27, 2026)
- Swonkie Plan and Publish (Oct 27, 2026)
- Swonkie Terms and Conditions (Oct 27, 2026)