Sendible review: how the agency social scheduler did in our test

How we scored it

Sendible scored 2.5 out of 5 on reliability and analytics, and 2 on ease of use, features and value. That gives it 2 out of 5 overall and fourth place.

Overall score: 2 / 5, the average of the five parts, rounded to the nearest half point.

• Reliability (2.5/5): 38 of our 60 posts went out on time and in the right format, so a large share needed fixing by hand.
• Ease of use (2/5): A week of posts took us 39 minutes to schedule, which is slow for a scheduling tool.
• Analytics accuracy (2.5/5): Its figures matched each network's own insights in 18 of our 30 checks, so many numbers needed rechecking.
• Features (2/5): Workspaces, approvals and an inbox are there, but the inbox routed only 33 of 50 test comments correctly and 6 of 10 approval steps worked.
• Value for money (2/5): It starts at $35 a month, cheaper than the team suites, but our results don't make that a bargain.

Sendible in plain terms

Sendible is a social media management tool made for agencies. It schedules posts, handles replies in an inbox and builds reports, all organised into workspaces. You'd usually set up one workspace for each client or brand.

Plans are sized by workspaces and profiles rather than by users. Core gives you 1 workspace and 6 profiles, and Enterprise goes up to 50 workspaces and 300 profiles. Every plan includes unlimited users, so adding staff doesn't raise the bill. White label, which lets you show it to clients under your agency's name, is a paid add-on on the top plans.

That makes it different from tools such as Hootsuite and Sprout Social in our social media management group, which charge per user. For a big team, Sendible's model can cost less. Sendible was founded in 2009, works remote-first with an office in London, and its about page says it is part of ASG.

What happens after you sign up

Sendible organises everything by workspace, which suits agencies with several clients.

1. Create workspaces. You set up one workspace per client or brand. Core includes 1, and higher plans include more.

2. Connect profiles. You add the social profiles for each client. Core allows 6 profiles in total.

3. Schedule and respond. You fill smart queues, bulk schedule posts and answer messages from the inbox.

4. Report. You run standard reports, or custom branded reports for clients from the Premium plan.

What you get

Sendible's features are aimed at agencies running many accounts. Most extras unlock as you move up the plans.

Who gets the most out of Sendible

Sendible makes sense for agencies with many clients and many staff, because users are unlimited. Our test suggests you should still plan to check posts and reports closely.

Sendible vs Hootsuite, Buffer and Agorapulse

Hootsuite scored 4 out of 5 to Sendible's 2 and ranked first, but it charges per user from $99 a month, billed yearly. Sendible charges by workspace, so a large team may pay less. Buffer also scored 4, with a free plan and paid plans from $5 a month. Our best social tools list ranks all five.

Agorapulse scored 2 out of 5 like Sendible, but ranked just below it. Each network's own tools are free, but they can't manage several clients from one place, which is the problem Sendible is built to solve.

Our 30-day Sendible test

We tested Sendible from September 26 to October 25, 2026, 30 days in all. Every tool in this group gets the same content calendar: 60 posts across 4 networks, a shared inbox with 50 test comments, one client approval round and a set of reports. The full set-up is in how we test.

Getting a week of posts into Sendible took us 39 minutes, which is slow for a tool built to save agencies time. Over the month, 38 of our 60 posts went out on time and in the right format, so we spent real time finding and fixing the rest.

We compared Sendible's analytics with each network's own insights. The figures matched in 18 of 30 checks. If you send client reports, you'd need to check numbers by hand before trusting them.

The inbox and approvals were middling. Sendible routed 33 of our 50 test comments correctly, and 6 of 10 approval steps worked as expected. Sendible isn't sold as a listening tool, so we had no mentions to count.

Sendible's agency structure makes sense on paper, but our results were weak across the board. Too many posts didn't go out right, scheduling was slow, and analytics often disagreed with the networks. Its reliability and analytics were slightly better than the tool in last place, which is what kept it in fourth.

Tested September 26, 2026 to October 25, 2026.

The good and the bad from our test

How much Sendible costs

Sendible sells plans by workspaces and profiles, with unlimited users. Core costs $35 a month for 1 workspace and 6 profiles. Plus costs $99 a month for 3 workspaces and 18 profiles. Premium costs $199 a month for 7 workspaces and 42 profiles, and Elite costs $299 a month for 15 workspaces and 90 profiles. Enterprise costs $750 a month for 50 workspaces and 300 profiles.

Paying yearly saves about 15%, for example $30 a month on Core billed yearly. Small agencies will likely start on Plus to get approvals. Prices were checked on November 3, 2026.

Sendible's official pricing page didn't show prices when we checked, so these prices come from dated third-party price listings. Confirm them with Sendible before you buy.

There's a 14-day free trial on all plans, with no card and no contract. There's no free plan. White label is a paid add-on on Elite and Enterprise.

To cancel, open your Subscription page and choose Cancel Subscription. You can also pause for up to three months. Sendible's cancellation help article doesn't mention refunds, and some users report being refused one after a renewal charge.

Prices checked November 3, 2026. Prices can change, so check before you buy.

Is Sendible safe to use for client accounts?

We couldn't find Sendible's certifications, privacy policy details or refund policy on the pages we read, so ask for them if your clients need assurances. Single sign-on is only on the Enterprise plan. We found no reported security incidents.

The main risk is billing. Some users report renewal charges they didn't expect and refunds that were refused. Sendible replies that the billing was correct and that reminders were sent, so the safest move is to track your renewal date yourself.

Set a calendar reminder before your renewal date and cancel ahead of it if you don't plan to stay.

What Sendible users say

Users are mostly positive. On Trustpilot, checked November 3, 2026, Sendible has 4.3 out of 5 from 25 reviews, labelled Excellent, with 17 recent ones. 64% give 5 stars and 24% give 1 star.

Happy users like the intuitive interface, multi-account and multi-location scheduling, the calendar view and reporting, its Canva link and helpful support. One manages over 36 accounts and likes the improved interface. The complaints are about renewal charges and refused refunds, a confusing downgrade and mixed support.

Recent user reviews, in short

Summarised in our own words, not quoted. Reviewer names are left out.

Users rate Sendible much higher than we did. Our test found real problems with publishing and analytics, with 38 of 60 posts going out right. With only 25 reviews, the Trustpilot score is based on a small group.

Ratings checked November 3, 2026.

Sendible alternatives worth a look

We tested four other social media tools the same way. Three scored much higher than Sendible, and one scored the same but ranked lower.

Hootsuite

Hootsuite ranked first with 4 out of 5, ahead of Sendible on every part. It suits teams and larger organisations needing approvals, listening and compliance, from $99 a month billed yearly.

Our score 4/5 · $99/mo (billed yearly)

Sprout Social

Sprout Social came second with 4 out of 5 and scored 4.5 for ease of use, against Sendible's 2. It suits mid-size and enterprise teams that want deep reporting, from $99 a month.

Our score 4/5 · $99/mo

Buffer

Buffer scored 4 out of 5 and 4.5 for value. It suits individuals and small teams who want a simple scheduler, with a free plan and paid plans from $5 a month.

Our score 4/5 · Free plan; paid from $5/mo

Agorapulse

Agorapulse also scored 2 out of 5 but came last, with lower reliability and analytics scores than Sendible. It suits teams focused on a shared inbox, from $99 a month.

Our score 2/5 · $99/mo