Compare Loomly and FeedHive on pricing, features, platforms, and ratings — both Social Media tools, Subscription pricing to decide which fits your team.
At a Glance
Loomly
FeedHive
Primary category
Social Media
Social Media
Rating
Not documented
Not documented
Pricing model
Subscription
Subscription
Starting price
$42/month
$19/month (Creator plan, billed monthly; lower with annual billing)
Free plan
Not documented
Not documented
Free trial
Yes
Yes
Platforms
Web, iOS
Web
Team collaboration
Not documented
Not documented
AI features
Yes
Yes
Public API
Not documented
Yes
Pricing Compared
Starting price reflects the lowest paid tier, not the full cost for every team size or usage level.
Loomly
Base — $42/month Monthly (annual billing offers ~25% discount)
Standard — $80/month Monthly (annual billing offers ~25% discount)
Creator — $19/month Monthly (annual billing available at a discount)
Brand — $29/month Monthly (annual billing available at a discount)
Business — $99/month Monthly (annual billing available at a discount)
Agency — $299/month Monthly (annual billing available at a discount)
Pros & Cons
Loomly
Pros
Approval workflows are more robust than most competitors at similar price points
Published, transparent pricing tiers rather than sales-only enterprise quotes
Unlimited users included on every tier, which suits agencies and larger teams
AI-assisted ideation and brand guideline checks reduce manual content review
Backed by Bending Spoons, giving the product continued investment after acquisition
Cons
Pricing scales quickly with account count, making higher tiers expensive for large brands
No perpetual free plan, only a 7-day free trial
Some advanced analytics and integrations are reserved for higher tiers
Newer under Bending Spoons ownership, so long-term roadmap direction is still settling
Smaller ecosystem of native integrations compared with larger competitors like Hootsuite
FeedHive
Pros
Clean, easy-to-use interface that reviewers frequently praise for day-to-day scheduling.
Content recycling for evergreen posts is a standout differentiator versus many competitors, including Hootsuite.
Approval workflows and a unified social inbox are well-suited to agencies coordinating with clients.
Meaningfully cheaper entry pricing than enterprise tools like Hootsuite while still including AI content generation.
Cons
Instagram publishing reliability issues are a recurring complaint, with some users reporting scheduled posts fail silently or throw unclear errors.
AI-generated copy can feel generic out of the box and typically needs editing to match a brand's voice.
No native iOS or Android app as of mid-2026; only a mobile-optimized browser experience is available.
No permanently free plan, only a 7-day trial, and some users consider pricing high relative to competitors at comparable tiers.
Use Cases
Loomly
Agency client content approval — Agencies route drafted posts through client approval workflows before scheduling, keeping every stakeholder aligned.
In-house multi-brand social calendars — Marketing teams manage several brand accounts from one shared visual calendar with role-based permissions.
Small business social presence management — Small business owners plan, get AI-assisted caption help, and schedule posts without a dedicated social media manager.
FeedHive
Solo creator scheduling across core platforms — An individual creator connects a handful of social accounts, drafts posts with AI assistance, and schedules them in advance using FeedHive's Creator plan.
Brand team managing approvals across channels — A small marketing team uses FeedHive's approval workflows and shared workspace to let a manager or client sign off on drafts before they publish across several connected accounts.
Agency managing many client accounts under one roof — A social media agency uses FeedHive's Business or Agency plan to manage dozens or hundreds of client social accounts across separate workspaces, with white-label branding and priority support on the top tier.