Plans to grow with

You create the account, say whether you are an agency or run your own brand, as a creator or as a company, and start a 14-day trial on a real plan, with a card that is not charged until day 15 and that you can cancel before then. During those days you connect your accounts, schedule and approve exactly as you would afterwards. You pick the plan when you sign up, and it is charged on day 15 unless you cancel first. If you cancel or the payment fails, the workspace is locked and goes read only: the connected accounts are released, and the data and the history stay and open again once you subscribe. The Drive and media library files are deleted, fourteen days after the lock and with two warnings first.

A company running its own social media uses the Creator plans, the ones for whoever publishes in the name of their own brand. Creator Studio is the one with a team: up to 10 people, internal chat, tasks and approval before publishing. The Agency plans are for whoever runs social for other companies and invoices them for it.

Yes, from the subscription screen in your own workspace. The change applies straight away and the difference is prorated on your next invoice. Moving down asks one thing only: that you are already under the limits of the plan you are moving to.

Every profile you connect to a network counts as one connected account: an Instagram and a TikTok for the same brand are two. Disconnecting one frees it up for another brand. Ad accounts are counted separately, with their own limit.

No. The limits belong to the whole workspace, not to each person. If you run short, an add-on raises them without moving you to another plan.

Brands are not limited by the plan but by the connected accounts you pay for: every brand takes at least one, and a brand with several accounts takes as many as it has. With ten accounts and nothing connected there is room for ten brands; with nine connected on a single brand there is room for one more. To get more brands or more accounts you buy more connected accounts, with a bigger plan or with an add-on over the one you already have. Each add-on says which limit it raises and by how much, you buy it from your own account, and you can drop it when it stops being useful.

No. This is what GoFeed charges you for the workspace. What you charge each client is yours to decide, and if you run an agency you can issue those quotes and invoices from GoFeed, with your own numbering series and your own VAT.