
Updated data: 2026-08-20
If you already know PostRSS is part of your regular content workflow, there's a simple way to lower your cost without giving up any features: switch from monthly to annual billing. PostRSS offers a straightforward 20% discount on any paid plan when you subscribe for 12 months upfront instead of paying month to month.
Here's what that actually means in practice, how much you save at each plan tier, and how to decide whether annual billing makes sense for your situation.
The discount applies across PostRSS's paid plans — from the entry-level Start plan up through the highest-volume Enterprise tiers. Instead of being billed every month, you pay for 12 months at once, and that total is 20% lower than what 12 separate monthly payments would cost. There's no separate "annual-only" plan to figure out — it's the same features, same limits, same platform support, just billed differently and priced lower.
To make the savings concrete, here's roughly what a 20% annual discount works out to across PostRSS's current pricing tiers:
The higher your plan tier, the more absolute value the 20% discount represents — but proportionally, it's the same 20% saved no matter which plan you're on.
Annual billing isn't automatically the right call for everyone. It tends to make the most sense if:
On the other hand, if you're still testing whether PostRSS fits your workflow, or you expect your needs to change significantly in the next few months (for example, adding many more targets), starting with monthly billing and switching to annual later is a reasonable way to stay flexible.
Regardless of billing frequency, PostRSS's paid plans unlock the platform's premium features on top of the base automation:
If you're already a PostRSS user on a monthly plan and want to move to annual billing to claim the 20% discount:
If you're new to PostRSS and know you'll want the service long-term, you can also start directly on annual billing from signup rather than beginning monthly and switching later.
The examples above cover the most common plans, but the same 20% applies to every paid plan on the pricing page. That includes Professional Plus ($20/month), which sits between Professional and Ultimate, and the larger business tiers: Enterprise 300 ($200/month), Enterprise 500 ($350/month), Enterprise 1000 ($700/month), Enterprise 3000 ($1700/month) and Enterprise 5000 ($2500/month). On the largest tiers the yearly saving is substantial, so it is worth checking the annual price before renewing a monthly plan.
The Free plan is not part of the offer, simply because it costs nothing: it posts 10 posts per month to one Facebook Page and stays free. If none of the listed plans matches your volume, the pricing page also invites you to send a message so PostRSS can put together a custom plan.
An annual subscription locks in a plan for 12 months, so it helps to check three things first: how many posts you publish per month, how many targets (pages, channels, boards or blogs) you need, and which networks those targets are on. The number of posts, the number of targets and the available networks all grow with the plan. Enterprise plans also check feeds every minute instead of every 5 minutes and let you invite extra users to the same account.
A simple way to decide: if you're confident you'll still be using PostRSS in 12 months, annual billing costs you nothing extra in flexibility and saves you a fifth of what you'd otherwise pay. The main trade-off is committing the funds upfront rather than spreading them monthly — which matters more for tight monthly budgets than for established businesses with predictable cash flow.
For anyone running ongoing RSS-to-social automation as a core part of their content or marketing operation, the 20% annual discount is one of the simplest ways to reduce your tooling costs without changing anything about how PostRSS actually works for you.
Yes. It applies to all paid plans, from Start to the largest Enterprise tiers. The Free plan has no annual price because it is already free.
No. Annual and monthly billing give you the same features, limits and networks. Only the billing period and the total price change.
Yes. Existing users can switch in their billing or subscription settings, and new users can start directly on annual billing when they sign up.
The pricing page invites you to send PostRSS a message, and a custom plan can be made for your needs.
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