FeedHive

Sign up at app.feedhive.com with Google or email, connect the social accounts, and set up posting plans. Posts are written by hand or with the AI assistant, previewed and scheduled, optionally behind an approval step; conditional posting, suggested reposts and workflows then keep each channel supplied, and replies are handled in the social inbox. Zapier and Make connect with a FeedHive API key, and the documentation carries connection guides for Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Discord.

All four plans are paid and sold monthly or yearly; the pricing page says yearly billing saves 'up to 30%'. FeedHive's documentation describes switching between monthly and yearly billing at any time from Settings, with a prorated charge or credit, and subscriptions renew until cancelled. The 7-day trial opens every feature of the chosen paid plan; the terms say billing details may be needed to start it, a small charge to check the card may be taken and later credited or refunded, and the fee is charged automatically when the trial ends unless it is cancelled. The terms offer a refund when the plan is cancelled and the refund is requested by email within 48 hours of the invoice date. Plan prices are quoted from FeedHive's euro pricing variant: the site sets the currency its pricing page displays and the terms bill the card check in the checkout currency, so a buyer may see another currency, whose amounts are not quoted.

Users keep their rights to content posted through FeedHive and remain responsible for it, while the terms grant FeedHive a licence to use, modify, display, reproduce and distribute that content on and through the service, including the right to make it available to other users of the service, who may also use it under the terms. The privacy policy says payments run through Stripe and card details are not stored by FeedHive, and it sets out a GDPR legal basis for processing the personal data of EEA users.