Agorapulse Pricing History: From $14 to $79 (2011-2026)

Prices verified: June 10, 2026 | Source: agorapulse.com/pricing

We track Agorapulse's pricing page automatically and have archived 114 pricing snapshots since 2011. That archive lets us reconstruct exactly when prices moved, when plans were renamed, and when the free plan came and went — details no current pricing page will show you. This is the full history, plus what Agorapulse actually costs today.

How Much Did Agorapulse Cost When It Launched?

When Agorapulse first published pricing in September 2011, it used a metals theme with five tiers: Bronze at $14/month, Silver at $29, Gold at $69, Platinum at $145, and a custom Diamond plan. The $14 Bronze plan was the entry point — a price that looks almost quaint next to today's $79 Standard plan.

The early years were volatile. By mid-2012 our snapshots show Bronze briefly cut to $9, then dropped entirely. In 2013 Agorapulse simplified to a single Starter $29 plan plus a free trial, before re-expanding in 2014 to Micro ($29), Small ($49), and Medium ($99). The company was still figuring out who it sold to — solo social media managers, small businesses, or agencies.

How Has Agorapulse's Entry Price Changed?

The headline number is a 464% rise in the cheapest paid plan, from $14 to $79 billed annually. But the path was anything but a straight line. Tracking the monthly list price of the cheapest paid plan in each era shows two clear up-cycles and one notable reset:

The entry price walked up from $14 (2011) to $29 (2014) to $49 (2016) as Agorapulse retired its smallest tiers and pushed buyers up the ladder. By 2020 the cheapest paid plan had reached $79. Then came the surprise: a February 2023 repackaging introduced a new Standard plan at $49, briefly making Agorapulse cheaper than it had been in years. That reset did not last — Standard rose to $79 in 2024 and the month-to-month rate climbed to $99 by late 2025.

Why Does Agorapulse Keep Renaming Its Plans?

If you have used Agorapulse over the years, you have probably been on a plan whose name no longer exists. Our archive shows four distinct naming generations, each tied to a repricing or repositioning of the product.

The metals era (Bronze/Silver/Gold/Platinum) gave way to size names (Micro/Small/Medium/Large) in 2014. Value names (Pro/Premium) followed in 2021. The current Standard / Professional / Advanced / Custom structure arrived in 2023. Each rename let Agorapulse re-anchor prices without an obvious "we raised the Small plan" headline. It is a common SaaS tactic, and our historical tracking is built to surface it. The same pattern shows up across social tools. Compare it with our Buffer pricing history and Hootsuite pricing history.

Does Agorapulse Still Have a Free Plan in 2026?

Short answer: not on the public pricing page. As of June 2026, agorapulse.com/pricing lists only paid plans — Standard, Professional, Advanced, and Custom — alongside a 30-day free trial that needs no credit card.

The free plan has a stop-start history. Our snapshots show a Free $0 plan first appearing in 2015, disappearing in 2016, then returning in 2021 with limits like 3 social profiles and 1 user. It was still listed as late as November 2024. By 2025 it had been pulled from the pricing page, leaving only the trial. Agorapulse help-center articles have carried conflicting references since. If a permanent free tier matters to you, confirm it is still offered before you sign up. For a side-by-side of free tiers across tools, see our social media management pricing comparison.

What Does Agorapulse Cost in 2026?

Today Agorapulse sells three published tiers plus a custom plan. Each paid plan includes 10 social profiles per user, and annual billing saves roughly 20% versus paying month-to-month.

There is no published per-user breakout on the standard tiers anymore; pricing is per plan with 10 profiles included. If you need more profiles or users, that pushes you toward the Custom plan and a sales conversation. You can watch for the next change on our Agorapulse pricing tracker.

Did Agorapulse Raise Prices? The Full Change Log

Yes — with one mid-stream discount. Here is the condensed change log of cheapest-paid-plan pricing, pulled from our archive of 114 snapshots:

The standout move is the 2023-to-2024 jump: the new Standard plan went from $49 to $79 in roughly a year, a 63% increase, and the free plan quietly left the pricing page. For a tool many teams adopted at $14 or $29, the 2026 entry price of $79 to $99 is a different proposition entirely.

Bottom Line: Is Agorapulse Worth It in 2026?

Agorapulse in 2026 is a mature, team-oriented social media platform, and it is priced that way. The $14 hobbyist tier is long gone. At $79/month, Standard sits in the same band as Buffer's higher tiers. It competes with Hootsuite and Sprout Social, not budget schedulers. If you need unified inbox management, approval workflows, and team reporting, the price is defensible. If you just need to schedule posts, cheaper tools exist.

Whatever you choose, pricing here clearly moves — four renames, a free plan that came and went, and a 63% jump in a single year. We monitor the Agorapulse pricing page daily and log every change. Track it on our Agorapulse pricing page to get alerted before your next renewal surprises you.