Find your fit
Who it is for
Basic suits one person testing a small publishing schedule: the current comparison lists three social profiles, one user and 90 posts, but no inbox or analytics. A team that needs both publishing and conversation response should compare Standard or above.
Professional adds keyword monitoring and more profiles; Advanced adds automated reports and unlimited users. Agencies should map client brands, seats and reporting cadence to the stated plan limits before buying.
The work it supports
Core capabilities
Publishing: schedule posts through RADAAR’s content calendar for supported connected accounts.
Comments: manage supported comments through Social Inbox; available actions vary by network and account type.
Analytics: review social-profile performance and ready-made reports on eligible tiers.
Understand the offer
Pricing and getting started
RADAAR currently advertises Basic, Standard, Professional and Advanced, plus an Enterprise contact route. The pricing page says all plans start with a 14-day free trial without a credit card and can be cancelled at any time.
The current monthly comparison shows US$4.99 for Basic, US$9.99 for Standard, US$29.99 for Professional and US$149.99 for Advanced. A yearly toggle advertises a discount, but confirm the selected billing term, added profiles or users, taxes and final amount at checkout.
Basic includes three profiles, one user and 90 posts. Standard lists six profiles, three users and unlimited posts; Professional lists 12 profiles and six users; Advanced lists 24 profiles and unlimited users. The plan table gates Social Inbox and Analytics above Basic, keyword monitoring at Professional, and automated reporting at Advanced.
Look a little closer
Before you choose
The scheduler offers monthly, weekly and list calendar views, plus moving or copying posts by drag and drop. You can preview the chosen profile’s post and bulk import a prepared batch, but bulk-upload capacity varies by paid tier and is absent on Basic.
RADAAR says guests can review, approve or reject scheduled content. Confirm who may give feedback and who has final publishing permission before using it for client campaigns.
The inbox can assign incoming items and use quick replies. The vendor lists Facebook Pages, Instagram business accounts, Twitter and LinkedIn company pages for engagement, but says Instagram DMs are unavailable in the described inbox flow; check each required network and message type in a trial.
Facebook personal profiles cannot connect for scheduling through the vendor’s documented API route. Test the exact account type, post format and native-platform permissions before migrating an existing posting calendar.
Analytics 2.0 provides ready-made reports and downloads; custom boards and scheduled report emails are gated on higher plans. The analytics page labels several platforms “Soon” while discussing broad network coverage, so check the current metric set on each account rather than assuming every network is reportable.
Monitoring queries are a Professional-or-Advanced feature in the current plan comparison. If listening is central to the purchase, confirm query allowances, supported sources and alert behavior in the chosen tier.
This profile uses official RADAAR pages checked 15 October 2026. SoftwareExplained has not connected an account, published or approved a post, replied to a conversation, run monitoring, generated a report, started a trial or completed checkout.
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