High Social Pricing Overview

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Time to Implement

<1 month

Return on Investment

6 months

Average Discount

Perceived Cost

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High Social Pricing Reviews

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Aaliyah G.

Sales Director

Food Production

Enterprise (> 1000 emp.)

12/9/2025

"New Product Launches and Measurable Brand Lift Using the TikTok Growth Strategy."

5/5

What do you like best about High Social?

FMCG player: According to a player in the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) business, TikTok does not serve as a channel. It instead acts as a product discovery engine.

For our 6-month campaign to promote our new line of refrigerated sauces, we used a TikTok growth service (High Social). Setup strategic lining was very important. We pursued more than just foodies. We identified more granular audience clusters that we could target for the campaign. These included vegan meal prep enthusiasts, air fryer recipe creators and even quick dinner solution seekers. Because of the AI focus, this did not serve content to random users but rather users with proven intent.

It was so easy to use and deploy in an enterprise environment. Our social media managers managed day-to-day communications through a central point of contact, so my sales strategy team could build plans that wove in social buzz and promotions from retail partners. Watching those real, engaged followers pour in while producing their own recipe videos featuring our product was the ultimate confirmation. The platform delivered scalable, natural reach to complement our paid media spend and improving the efficiency of our overall launch mix. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about High Social?

Attribution is a major challenge from a sales leadership perspective. The service had a proven track record of increasing follower growth and engagement metrics, however, a closed-loop system linking this engagement to in-store sales is tricky. To accomplish this, we were reliant on lift studies from third-party sources and examined regional sales spikes in conjunction with viral TikTok trends. This requires extensive communication across multiple departments.

Also, for a worldwide company with multiple brands, it can incur substantial costs to scale across various products at once. More flexible enterprise licensing would be beneficial. I think it would be nice to see more quarterly business reviews with metrics that look beyond growth numbers and relate to industry news and competitor insights on TikTok. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is High Social solving and how is that benefiting you?

The Problem: It’s hard for heritage CPG brands to cut through on TikTok with real authenticity and sustained momentum. Organic posts can become buried, and paid ads by themselves may not have a creator’s genuine touch. "We wanted to build a strong, engaged base of people around a new product in order to kickstart earned media as well as creator-generated content.

The Solution & What They Achieved: The growth service was the answer to the “strategic audience seeding” issue. It methodically nurtured a solid base of possible advocates before and during our launch.

The business benefits are clear:

Increased Launch Velocity: The pre-launch hype building up made our official launch hashtag challenge grow 50% faster than a previous product launch that didn’t have said service.

Greater retailer confidence: Shoppers spend time in stores, seeing Mixtiles everywhere they turned, knowing a bit about why it’s cool from TikTok. This lead to increased sell-in, and better shelf placement and latent promotional activity (which is always critical).

Measurable Brand Health Impact - We observed 25% increase in branded search volume during the course of the campaign and a significant lift in unaided brand awareness for the new sub-brand with Gen Z/Millennials through our tracking studies.

For Sales Director, this is turning social media into a sales asset! It delivers the authentic, organic social proof that consumers and retail partners demand while de-risking new product investments and generating measurable buzz that fuels our bottom line. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Adel C.

Food And Beverage Operations Manager Hotels | Sales, Multitasking

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

12/26/2025

"Made Our Hotel's TikTok A Local Eatery Page"

4.5/5

What do you like best about High Social?

More to the point, we had an aptly-situated rooftop bar at The Marina, our coastal property which needed to be portrayed as the city’s finest place for a cocktail at sundown. Six months ago, I launched High Social with the thought to target local community and young professionals within 15km radius including luxury travellers, competing bars and lifestyle influencers. The geo-targeting was surgical. And we did not end up with generic followers; but, well, would you look at that — exactly the crowd that frequents our bar on weekends.

The main thing was that the AI had a mind of its own. This way my little team and I could focus on pushing what we do best our drinks to die for and views to make your heart race in stunning videos while High Social pulled out all the stops to get those clips seen by fresh local eyes, around the clock. And the effect could be quantified: a 42 percent bump in “I saw you on TikTok!” cites in bar initiatives over the course of four months. It was our answer to the problem of how we grow, and do so in a scale-able, fully automated way. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about High Social?

The primary Crunchbase operational asymmetry is the absence of CRM data outward integration. I'm being detracted from this because I do know our follower increases in High Social and what reservation source codes they use in our PMS, but I have to go and manually connect the data together so that it can show ROI to my GM. If we could have a real-time interface our hotel’s CRM or POS data it would become a revenue system, rather than just a marketing tool.

Also, this makes creating multiple High Social accounts for a multi-property group disconnected. A centralised dashboard to see how a group's hotels perform on TikTok would give me the strategic overview I need at group level. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is High Social solving and how is that benefiting you?

Establishing flow in and out of Hotel F&B Hotel F&B has a hard time to burst through the “guest only” bubble. We were marketing too broadly to capture the local diner who is high value and books tables and events. We wanted a platform that would build a local food and drink community, driving awareness to our venues, rather than having them being perceived as just another hotel amenity.

The Solution & The Benefit: High Social addresses the challenge of "local digital audience building" accurately. It’s our automatic local marketing scout in TikTok.

The tangible business benefits are:Direct Revenue Growth: Our rooftop bar has seen a 22% increase in revenue from local customers (i.e., non-hotel guest check recovery) since we rolled this out. This is a direct way to diversify our income and not rely so much on room sales.

Maximised Event Promotion: Being able to advertise our weekly "Seafood Grill Night" or cocktail masterclasses can now target a local, relevant audience. It’s caused an average of a 35% lift in paid events ticket sales.

Positioning in Competitive Markets: Our venues seem hip and trendy with a presence on up-and-coming TikTok. This attracts and keeps top culinary and service staff who want to work in a “hot” spot, making for better overall service.

High Social is a customer acquisition and revenue diversification platform for a hotel operations manager. It is adding up the digital crowd that will fill our physical seats, and it has a direct effect on my most important P&L. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.