one stop shop for all things social media management Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

nothing at all, i love it and my whole team uses it Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The team is extremely driven, they push out updates after updates each month and have come a long way. I really love how well thought out the user flow is (UX), and how well thought out the micro tools are inside each module, I've used many Social media schedulers like Hootsuite, Buffer, Later, Planable, Publer, and Content Studio but Feedhive remains my favorite for the striking the right balance between ease of use and feature set. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish there were more integrations like Google My Business and TikTok, other than that I'm waiting for the team to push out Advanced Analytics and data-driven Hashtags similar to Later and Flick.tech, but the founder is working on these missing features, It's the wait to transition everything to Feedhive completely that's annoying at the moment. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Feedhive daily and it was super easy to get set up. The analytics tool is fantastic, especially for discovering what content is working and the best times to post. Furthermore, the inspiration feature is great for those times when you're having a creative block and have no idea what to write about. There are so many great features, some I haven't yet used, but there's nothing I've seen on much more expensive SMM tools that isn't available in FeedHive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is nothing I dislike about using FeedHive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

According to me Feedhive has the potential to be the best solution I have found to manage social accounts for my company and for my clients too. It has a lot of features about social management (from planning to ai, to best hour to staff notes. But what i love, the customer care and backend. Every month there are new features, every time you have an issue, they solved it. The community of FB is impressive. We discuss about everything and Simon and co. take care of every suggestion Extremely useful saas. I reccomend it Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are some platform like Google Business and Tik Tok that are not supported yet. But they are on roadmap. The AI is good but not so important and precise according to me. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It does everything I need my social media team to do, all in one place. It's really good that I can have GenAI tools built right into the product as well. SO it is quite an all in one system. It is easy to use, integrate, and implement and also highly efficient for frequent usage. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Not much to dislike about it. I do hope that Feedhive remains as awesome as it is. I am looking at being a lifelong customer. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Love the content recycyling feature and ease of use! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

No mobile app is available yet. This would be great for checking analytics on the fly for power users especially. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Feedhive makes it easy for me to manage multiple social media accounts on different platforms. You can write posts for one platform, and it will format it properly for another. You can also connect multiple accounts for a single platform, which is useful when you run both a personal and a business profile on a platform.

I also like that the platform keeps track of your successful posts, and that you can categorize your posts. This allows me to see which categories of posts perform better. The analytics also help with deciding when the best time will be to post.

The calendar view is one of my favorite features. It gives you a visual overview of when you have scheduled all your posts. You can also assign slots to your calendar that you can automatically fill up, like a queue with specific set times when the next post will go out. Really convenient because I don't need to keep checking the best times to post on which platform.

I have been a frequent user of Feedhive for the last couple of years, and I would recommend it for people or companies looking to start taking their social media presence seriously. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

During the time I have used Feedhive, I have encountered some bugs, but the people from the support chat have always been very helpful, so I can't really call it a big complaint. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

FeedHive has completely revolutionized my approach to social media management. Its user-friendly design makes it exceptionally easy to plan and schedule marketing posts well in advance — I'm talking two months ahead!

This level of foresight in planning greatly conserves my time.

The features like automatic content suggestions such as Tips or Motivational messages, coupled with optimal timing suggestions for audience engagement, significantly enhance my social media strategy.

The interface, including its sleek dark mode, is simple yet effective, contributing to a very pleasant user experience.

The platform’s ability to schedule posts effortlessly across various social media channels like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter from a single dashboard is particularly beneficial.

This not only ensures consistency in my online presence but also helps in managing it more effectively. I’ve found the post previews incredibly handy for ensuring accuracy and freshness in the images and texts before they go live.

As someone who’s tried numerous social media scheduling tools, FeedHive's combination of efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and ease of use has put it firmly at the top of my list.

Additionally, the robust community interaction, particularly in the FeedHive Facebook Group, and the transparent, continual updates from Simon, the founder, amplify the value of this tool.

I appreciate the advanced features like automations, post inspirations, recurring post scheduling, and even the AI chat options, which collectively save me several hours every day. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is nothing I dislike about FeedHive so far. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have been using FeedHive daily for (nearly) the past two years and it has never fallen short of anything.

I schedule all my content for Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram through FeedHive nowadays.

Back when I started, I got a super well-designed guided tour of the platform. It was easy to get into everything and understand the UI and functionalities FeedHive offers.

Its "Dashboard" is minimalist and shows me exactly what I need: "How many days do I have content pre-scheduled for?"

The "Calendar" tab is my bread and butter. I don't need anything more than what I get there. I see exactly when I have content scheduled on which platform. I can't ask for more.

The "Posts" tab shows all my content and lets me see what I have drafted, scheduled, what's about to be reposted, and even the posts that failed for some reasons (social media platforms are sometimes not very reliable). And if something fails at some point, I get a notification, so I can react as quickly as possible.

Especially the social inbox is a huge time saver. I don't have to visit each platform individually to interact with my community. I can do it from exactly one app, which also helps me keep the number of tabs in my browser as low as possible.

AI writing capabilities are also not bad. It's great to be able to get some inspiration or help when writer's block hits. I don't need to leave the paltform and use Notion or ChatGPT if I just can't seem to get a post better or write something at all.

FeedHive has a Labels feature, which allows me to tag my content with labels I can define yourself. These labels are a great way for me to categorize my content and help me plan "theme weeks". Additionally, they help me identify posts in the calendar view that don't belong there because I have scheduled them by mistake.

FeedHive also allows me to get Recycle Suggestions, which works quite well. It categorizes my posts into three categories:"General Suggestions", "Top Performers", and "Underdogs". Sometimes, there is nothing new I can think of, so I can go to the recycle suggestions, get a recommendation of what I could possibly repost, and then recylce the post. After that, I can modify the draft, change a few words, alter the sentence structure, and create something completely new based on the metrics FeedHive collects. A real time saver.

I only had to contact customer support once and immediately got in contact with its founder directly. I got help quickly and my problem was solved in a matter of half an hour. That is way faster than many other apps I have tried.

Lastly, FeedHive even has an API. I'm a software engineer, so I can even connect my website and other things I build directly to FeedHive, which allows me to automate scheduling or posting of content. That's also something not many other platforms offer. Never had an issue here and I am super happy with what FeedHive offers in this regard. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

To be honest, FeedHive is still missing a good mobile app. But as far as I know, they are working on it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

FeedHive offers a couple of features that stand out, but my experience has been a bit mixed.

The template section is undoubtedly a helpful addition, allowing for some creative customization. It's made content creation more visually appealing.

On the flip side, while the platform does handle video posting efficiently, I've encountered other issues that have left me less than satisfied. Inconsistent support and unresolved problems have overshadowed the positives.

So, while FeedHive has its strong points, it falls short in key areas that impact the overall experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

My experience with FeedHive has been deeply disappointing, primarily due to two significant issues.

Firstly, the poor support I've encountered has left me frustrated and dissatisfied. I opened a case to address an urgent problem four days ago, and to this day, I have received no response. This lack of responsiveness from the support team is unacceptable and has eroded my trust in the platform.

Secondly, the app's inability to post images, a fundamental function, is a severe limitation. Despite the promises made in their marketing materials and founder's YouTube videos, I have found this feature to be non-functional. It's not just a minor inconvenience; it's a blatant failure to deliver on their commitments.

In light of these issues, I urge caution to anyone considering using FeedHive. My experience has been marred by poor support and functionality that falls short of expectations. Unless these problems are promptly addressed, I cannot recommend this platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.