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Dripost vs Metricool

Metricool is the more established tool. Dripost is earlier and narrower, and puts its effort into checking a post against each network's rules before it goes out. Here is how to choose.

What Metricool says about itself

Read from metricool.com/pricing on 21 September 2026. Prices change, so check their page before you decide.

Free plan
Yes, 1 brand
Starter
From $20 a month (up to 10 brands across tiers)
Advanced
From $53 a month (up to 50 brands across tiers)

Source: metricool.com/pricing

Where Metricool is better

  • Analytics is a core part of the product.
  • A free plan and brand-based pricing.
  • Supports more networks than Dripost does today.

What Dripost does differently

These are true of Dripost today. They are not claims about what any other tool lacks.

  • One rulebook for preview and publish

    The preview and the publisher read the same rules, so a preview cannot promise something publishing then refuses.

  • Refused before it fails

    A post a network would refuse is stopped with the reason while you can still fix it.

  • Failures stay on the calendar

    A failed post keeps its place, shows why for each network, and can be retried for just the networks that refused it.

  • At most once

    Each post goes to each network at most once. If we cannot tell whether one landed, we ask you rather than send it again.

  • Free tools with no account

    Eight working tools that run in your browser and store nothing.

Which to pick

Choose Metricool if

Reporting and analytics matter as much to you as scheduling.

Choose Dripost if

Scheduling accuracy matters most, and you want to see each network's version before it goes out.

Dripost today: X, LinkedIn, Instagram and YouTube are built and being tested with real accounts; Facebook Pages and Threads are planned. There are no team seats, no analytics from the networks and no public API yet.

See a post checked against each network.

We are not affiliated with Metricool. Facts about Metricool were read from its own pages on 21 September 2026 and may have changed since.