Scoop.it Pricing Overview

Scoop.it does not offer a permanent free plan, but it does provide a free trial that lets users to test the product before committing to a paid plan. Trial availability and duration may vary, so users should review the seller's official pricing page for the most current details.

According to G2 data, Scoop.it pricing in 2026 starts at $14.99. Pricing may vary based on billing terms or usage, so users should review the Scoop.it's official pricing page for the most current details.

Scoop.it's pricing is best suited for solo content creators and small business marketers at the Pro and Plus tiers. G2 reviewers from small businesses across writing, internet, consulting, and non-profit industries dominate the review base and consistently praise Scoop.it's curation efficiency and social distribution for lean teams. The free tier suits individual bloggers or those evaluating the service. Plus at $67.00/month fits small business owners needing WordPress and newsletter integration. Scoop.it's Enterprise tier targets larger organizations in education, healthcare, and media requiring private content hubs, API access, and multi-user collaboration, segments well represented among G2's highest-rated enterprise reviewers.

Scoop.it's free tier limits users to one topic page, one social media account, and visibility only within the Scoop.it community, with no analytics, custom branding, or support. Scoop.it's paid plans begin at $14.99/month (Pro), unlocking analytics, custom visibility, and up to five social accounts. The Plus tier at $67.00/month adds five topic pages, WordPress integration, email newsletters, and Google Analytics. G2 reviewers frequently cite WordPress integration and branding customization as primary upgrade drivers, though several note the cost jump feels significant. Scoop.it's Enterprise tier, starting at $5,000.00/year, adds unlimited pages, API access, advanced boolean search, and white-label capabilities for organizational deployments.

G2 reviewers give Scoop.it a strong overall rating, with most users praising its content discovery, social distribution, and WordPress integration as high-return capabilities. However, pricing concerns surface repeatedly. Multiple G2 reviewers flag the jump to Plus at $67.00/month as steep, particularly for WordPress integration and branding removal. One G2 reviewer explicitly noted the pricing structure lacks transparency, and another wished Scoop.it would rethink pricing for smaller entrepreneurs. Competitors cited in G2 reviews include Buzzsumo, Epicbeat, and Feedly, with at least one enterprise reviewer finding those alternatives stronger for social selling content suggestions. Free-tier users consistently extract real value, but paid tier ROI depends heavily on multi-channel distribution needs.