Agorapulse Pricing: Plans, Costs per User, and a 30-Day Free Trial With No Credit Card

The page to beat

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“We offer a one-time free 14-day trial of our full toolkit so you can test out all of Buffer's features.”From the page's description

What we saw on it 500 words · an FAQ section · 4 headings · author: Help Center (read 24 Oct)

Your angle

Make the pricing page answer the full buyer question, not just list plans. Spell out step by step how the 30-day, no-credit-card trial works, which is longer than Buffer's 14-day trial. Show what managing several accounts actually costs (per user, 10 profiles, extra profiles), so a small business can work out its monthly bill before signing up.

Changes to make on your page

1. Rewrite the hero line so it states the trial length, the no-credit-card condition and the plan included in one sentence. Add a 3-step 'How the free trial works' strip under it.
2. Add a 'What happens at the end of your 30-day trial' section covering the charge policy, data retention, plan selection and the cancellation path.
3. Add a 'What social media management costs with Agorapulse' section with 3 worked examples (solo manager, 3-person team, agency over 10 profiles). Calculate them from the per-user prices and the extra-profile fee shown on the page.
4. Add a 'Managing multiple social accounts' section that explains what counts toward the 10-profile limit, which networks are supported, and when Custom's unlimited profiles makes sense.
5. Add a 'Best plan for small businesses on a budget' block that recommends Standard vs Professional by use case and states what Standard leaves out (e.g., ad comment replies, assignments).
6. Add a short, dated, neutral table comparing trial length and credit-card requirement across common tools (Agorapulse, Buffer, SocialPilot, Metricool, Hootsuite, Sprout Social), using verified data only.
7. Expand the FAQ with: Do I need a credit card? Can I extend my trial? Which features are included in the trial? Can I invite teammates during the trial? Is there a free plan or discount?
8. Show a 'last updated' date on the pricing and comparison content.

Their page and yours

Left, what we read on their page. Right, our recommendation: a credible way to give a better answer, not a promise of how ChatGPT ranks pages.

Structure after the update

1. Free for 30 days, no credit card required
2. How the free trial works (3 steps)
3. Plans and prices
4. What happens at the end of your trial
5. What social media management costs: worked examples
6. Managing multiple social accounts and profile limits
7. Best plan for small businesses on a budget
8. Free trial comparison: Agorapulse vs other tools
9. Your questions answered (FAQ)

About 2,900 words.

Must include

• The exact trial terms: 30 days, no credit card, which plan's features are included, and what happens at the end
• Monthly and annual per-user prices with total-cost examples for 1, 3 and 5 users
• An explanation of the profile limit, which networks count toward it, and the extra-profile fee
• A dated comparison table of trial length and card requirement for competing tools, verified at publication
• A plan recommendation for budget-conscious small businesses, including the trade-offs of the Standard plan
• FAQ entries that match the four buyer questions

What you'll need

• Internal dataConfirm the trial rules: plan included, whether a card is ever charged automatically, extension or second-trial policy, data retention after expiry, and whether a free plan or discounts exist.
• Product screenshotsScreenshots of the trial sign-up flow and the in-app billing screen used to convert or cancel at the end of the trial.
• Competitor researchCurrent trial length, credit-card requirement and entry price for Buffer, SocialPilot, Metricool, Hootsuite and Sprout Social, checked on their official pages with a date.

Only your team can provide these. The prompt asks the assistant to leave a placeholder where they go, never to make them up.

Where to publish. On agorapulse.com, as a blog article or a dedicated page.