Beevi vs Buffer

The Buffer alternative that writes the posts for you.

Buffer publishes what you give it, and does it well. The hard part was never the publishing — it was having something to publish.

Nothing publishes until you approve it. Keep Buffer while you try.

The difference, in one week

Same seven days. One of them is done.

A clean, well-liked publishing tool priced per channel, focused on getting posts out on time. It is good at putting posts out. It just needs you to have made them first.

BufferThis week
Buffer gives you the calendar and the tools. Seven days, and nothing in them yet.
BeeviThis week
The same seven days, researched, written per platform and designed — waiting on your approval.
Line by line

What actually changes.

What actually changes when you move from Buffer to Beevi.

Line itemTodayWith Beevi
Monday morningAn empty Buffer calendarA week of drafts already waiting
Deciding what to postYours to work out each weekResearched from your market and competitors
Writing each postYou write it — AI assist availableDrafted per platform, in your brand voice
Cover images and videoMade or sourced separatelyGenerated with the post
Getting it outYou schedule what you madeSlotted and published once you approve
What it costs$5–10 per channel, per month$35 a month, posts included
Beevi starts at $35 a month — one price, seven platforms, and the posts themselves included. The first 7 days are free, no card needed.
Buffer pricing: Free for 3 channels with 10 scheduled posts per channel; Essentials $5/month per channel; Team $10/month per channel. Read from Buffer’s own pricing page as of August 2026 — check it for the current figure before you decide anything on ours.
Before you switch

The questions worth asking.

Buffer is a genuinely good publishing queue, and if writing your own posts is not the bottleneck, it may be all you need. Beevi is for the case where the queue keeps running dry — it researches the week, writes each post per platform and makes the visuals, so there is always something in it.

For planning, creating and publishing, yes — that is the job Beevi is built for. Buffer is a publishing tool you drive; Beevi decides what to post, writes and designs it, and schedules it for your approval. If you depend on Buffer for deep social listening or historical analytics, keep it alongside Beevi rather than instead of it.

No. Beevi connects to your social accounts directly rather than through Buffer, so both can run at once. Keep Buffer for a couple of weeks, see which calendar is fuller on Friday, and decide then.

Beevi learns your brand before it writes anything — what you sell, who you sell to, how you talk about it, your colours and your logo — and drafts every post in that voice. You read each one before it goes anywhere, so anything that misses gets edited or thrown out before a customer sees it.

It can do the work — research, writing, design and scheduling — but it should not do it unsupervised. Beevi drafts a full week and then stops. Nothing publishes until you approve it, per platform, so the judgement about what represents your brand stays with you.

Beevi starts at $35 a month, which is less than most businesses pay a freelancer for a single afternoon. See the pricing page for what each plan includes.

Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn (personal profiles and Company Pages), X, TikTok, YouTube and Google Business Profile.

One week, already written

Stop staring at an empty calendar.

Beevi learns your brand and works out what is worth posting this week. It writes and designs each post, then waits for your approval.

7 days free, no card. Nothing here asks you to cancel anything first.