Upvote Club is a social media engagement exchange across 19 networks. Free plan available; paid plans from $59/year. See features, pricing and verdict.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Upvote Club (Upvote.club) is a web-based community where members exchange social media engagement. A member adds a link to a post, and other members complete actions such as likes, comments, follows, reposts and saves from their own accounts. The company describes the group as people who help each other grow a personal brand, with a variety of GEOs and interests inside the community.
The site lists 19 supported networks, including X (Twitter), LinkedIn, Reddit, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon, Medium, Substack, ProductHunt and Hacker News. It reports 90K+ members and 3M+ delivered actions, and states that moderation keeps bots and fake accounts out. Those figures are the company's own claims.
The workflow has three steps. You create an account and join the community, then create a task by choosing the job type (likes, reposts, comments or followers) and setting the job price in points. Community members then perform the actions on your behalf, and the site says delivery starts instantly.
Points are the currency. You earn them by completing tasks for other members, and you spend them on your own tasks. The dashboard shows who completed each task. Free users can also use a daily allowance, which on the YouTube page is one task every 24 hours returning 5 subscribers.
The core feature is the task exchange across many networks from one dashboard. Around it sit a streak reward system that gives bonus points for daily activity, referral points for inviting friends, and visibility into who engaged with each task. Anti-bot moderation is presented as the quality control layer.
For automation, Upvote Club offers a REST API with a create-task endpoint and MCP setup for AI agents such as Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, Codex and Gemini CLI. n8n, Zapier and OpenClaw are named as ways to scale tasks. Paid plans add pinned posts, verified-user promotion, long form comments and unlimited connected accounts.
Upvote Club is a community platform where members exchange social media engagement. You add a link to a post, set the action and a point price, and other members complete it from their own accounts. It supports 19 networks, including X, LinkedIn, Reddit, TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.
On the YouTube subscribers page, the Free plan costs $0 and allows one task every 24 hours. Member costs $59 per year, billed annually. Mate costs $49 per month after a 3-day free trial and includes a 40% discount on task creation.
Yes. The Free plan is listed as free forever and includes one task every 24 hours, which returns 5 free YouTube subscribers. Members can also earn points by completing tasks for others and spend them on their own posts.
The Mate plan offers a 3-day free trial at $0, then charges $49 per month. The site also says paid plans can be cancelled anytime and same-day charges are refunded.
The site says it supports 19 networks. The listed ones include LinkedIn, X (Twitter), Reddit, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky, Dev.to, Mastodon, Medium, Substack, ProductHunt, Hacker News, Quora and Indie Hackers.
The company states that it follows a zero-bot policy, with strict moderation and quality checks so only real users with real accounts complete tasks. This is the company's own claim, which Gappsy has not independently tested.
Yes. It offers a REST API for creating and tracking tasks, plus MCP setup options for Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and others. API access is listed as a feature of the paid plans, and n8n, Zapier and OpenClaw are named as automation options.
No. The YouTube page states you do not have to subscribe back to members who help you, because they choose your request themselves. Your channel must be public so members can open the link.