Save 20% with a 12-Month PostRSS Subscription (2026 Pricing)

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.

How the 20% Annual Discount Works

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.

What 20% Off Looks Like by Plan

To make the savings concrete, here's roughly what a 20% annual discount works out to across PostRSS's current pricing tiers:

• Start ($5/month) — Monthly cost over a year: $60. With the annual discount: $48 — a savings of $12/year.
• Professional ($10/month) — Monthly cost over a year: $120. With the annual discount: $96 — a savings of $24/year.
• Ultimate ($40/month) — Monthly cost over a year: $480. With the annual discount: $384 — a savings of $96/year.
• Enterprise ($100/month) — Monthly cost over a year: $1,200. With the annual discount: $960 — a savings of $240/year.
• Enterprise 500 ($350/month) — Monthly cost over a year: $4,200. With the annual discount: $3,360 — a savings of $840/year.

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.

Who Should Consider Switching to Annual Billing

Annual billing isn't automatically the right call for everyone. It tends to make the most sense if:

• You've already been on PostRSS for a few months and know it's a tool you'll keep using — the risk of prepaying for something you might cancel early is low.
• Your task and target volume is stable or growing, not something you expect to scale down soon.
• You manage the budget yourself and prefer fewer, larger payments over monthly recurring charges — useful for simplifying bookkeeping or annual budget planning.
• You're running PostRSS for a business or agency where the savings compound meaningfully across a full year of automation.

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.

What You Get With Any Paid Plan (Annual or Monthly)

Regardless of billing frequency, PostRSS's paid plans unlock the platform's premium features on top of the base automation:

• CSV file import — automate posts from a spreadsheet of links, not just a live RSS/Atom feed.
• Advanced calendar time selection — control precisely when your automated posts go out, rather than relying only on default sync timing.
• Broader platform support — depending on your tier, post automatically to Facebook pages and groups, X, LinkedIn (profiles, company pages, and groups), Pinterest, and VKontakte.
• Higher sync frequency — paid plans sync as often as every 5 minutes, with Enterprise tiers syncing every minute.

How to Switch to Annual Billing

If you're already a PostRSS user on a monthly plan and want to move to annual billing to claim the 20% discount:

1. Log in to your account at app.postrss.com.
2. Go to your billing or subscription settings.
3. Select the annual billing option for your current plan tier (or upgrade tiers at the same time, if needed).
4. Confirm the switch — your discount is applied automatically to the 12-month total.

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.

Is the Discount Worth It for You?

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.