
Agorapulse has become the place where we manage pretty much everything related to social media. On projects where marketing, design, and development all have a say before something goes live, it's normal for a post to go through several rounds of review. Being able to prepare everything in advance and let each person approve their part has saved us from a lot of last-minute changes. I've also noticed they've put a lot of work into improving social listening, reporting, and campaign management, especially in the analytics dashboards. The Social Inbox has probably been one of my favorite features. Having comments, mentions, and messages all in one place makes it much easier to keep up without jumping between platforms. Scheduling works reliably, the platform feels responsive, and as a developer, I always appreciate software that just works without constantly asking for my attention. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The mobile app works well enough for checking notifications or replying to messages, but if I'm planning content or managing a large editorial calendar, I still prefer using the desktop version. That's clearly where the platform feels most comfortable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.