Statusbrew review: Social media scheduling, inbox and reporting for teams and agencies

What Statusbrew does

Schedules and publishes social posts, collects conversations in one inbox, automates comment handling with rules, and reports on social performance.

Statusbrew is a social media management platform that brings publishing, community engagement and analytics into one dashboard. Teams can schedule posts, including Reels, Shorts, Stories, Threads and Polls, work from a shared calendar, and run approval workflows. An AI composer helps draft captions, hashtags and ideas.

On the engagement side, a unified inbox collects organic and paid social interactions, and auto-moderation can deal with negative comments, trolls, bots and imposters. Reporting offers templates or custom widgets built from 270+ metrics and 22 visualizations. The vendor also describes an MCP connection so assistants such as Claude or ChatGPT can draft posts, handle approvals and pull reports.

Pricing is tiered by users and social profiles, and the prices on the pricing page are shown for yearly billing. Lite is $69.00 per month billed yearly with 1 user and 5 social profiles. Standard is $129.00 per month billed yearly with 3 users and 10 social profiles. Premium is $229.00 per month billed yearly with 6 users and 15 social profiles, and more of each can be added. Enterprise is custom priced with unlimited users and profiles. Agencies can see a separate offer starting from $49 per client per month. A 14-day free trial is offered without a credit card. The pages do not list a permanent free plan.

• Scheduling for Reels, Shorts, Stories, Threads and Polls
• Shared calendar and approval workflows
• AI composer for captions and hashtags
• Unified inbox for organic and paid interactions
• Auto-moderation of negative comments and bots
• Custom reports with 270+ metrics
• Competitor benchmarking on Premium
• MCP connection for AI assistants

Our take

Statusbrew suits small and mid-sized marketing, support and agency teams that want publishing, an inbox and reporting in one tool, and that can commit to a yearly-billed plan. Entry pricing is clear, and the vendor says onboarding and migration help are included. The trade-offs are that the pricing page shows only yearly-billed prices, so a month-to-month cost is unknown, and no permanent free plan is described. Features such as competitor benchmarking, approval workflows and HubSpot or Salesforce integration sit on higher tiers, and the low tiers cap users and profiles tightly. Solo creators needing many profiles, or buyers wanting a fixed monthly price, should check with the vendor first.