TweetDeck Pricing

I use TweetDeck to manage our companies different Twitter accounts from the same place. TweetDeck has made this process so much simpler! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When I was using TweetDeck I wasn't able to manage my Facebook accounts or Insta accounts from it. It would be great if those could also be included so we can manage from the UI. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

In addition to just being able to schedule tweets, I like that you can be alerted when someone gets back to you, but it's not the most sophisticated system. I also like that it has a team option so multiple people can access an account. The only reason I would recommend it to someone is that they need to schedule tweets. And in my experience, it's the only scheduler that is simple enough to use quickly, and it doesn't delete things randomly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

A lot... First off, it doesn't handle a large volume of work very well. It takes forever to load things, so scheduling tweets can be a 2-3 hour job for me (to be fair, I schedule a large volume of content). I also don't like that I have to scroll down on each column just so it will notify me if there is a notification. I think it should just do that immediately. Inputting content is also a HUGE task: It won't take more than one photo for a scheduled tweet; if I delete the image from my desktop before I tweet something, the image is deleted from the tweet; I can't edit tweets with images after I schedule them; it auto corrects words I don't want to be corrected; and every time I write a hashtag, it pulls up a list of options (not even the most popular options), and I have to take my cursor out of the hashtag to move it around instead of selecting something from the dropdown menu. There is also not enough quality control measures, so if you are working on several different accounts, you have to be SUPER careful. Instead of having different tabs for accounts, you have all of your accounts displayed on one, unnecessarily long page. This makes it easy to accidentally tweet something on the wrong Twitter account. Another problem is that you can't have different scheduling columns per account, only one big one. This makes it hard to separate accounts unless you sign into completely different accounts. I also can't manage a page from Tweetdeck, so if I have to remove a duplicate, faulty, or automatically generated post, I have to go to Twitter in my browser. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.