MavSocial's Business plan is $249/month for 40 social profiles and 5 users, confirmed directly on mavsocial.com/pricing in October 2026. That base price looks competitive against other agency tools until you need a 41st profile or a 6th user, at which point MavSocial charges on two separate axes at once: $7/month for every extra profile and $24/month for every extra user, stacked on top of the $249 floor rather than folded into a single per-unit rate.
What MavSocial actually costs in 2026
MavSocial sells four tiers. Advanced is $29/month ($24/month billed annually) for 1 user and 10 profiles, with no add-on fees listed. Pro is $78/month ($65/month annually) for 3 users and 30 profiles, with 2 extra users and 20 extra profiles available at that tier's own rates. Business is $249/month ($208/month annually) for 5 users and 40 profiles, and it's the first tier where MavSocial publishes a standing per-unit price for growing past the included count: $7/month per extra profile and $24/month per extra user on monthly billing, or $6 and $20 respectively if you're billed annually. Enterprise starts at $399/month ($333/month annually) with user and profile counts quoted directly by sales.
| Plan | Price (monthly billing) | Users | Profiles | Add-on fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Advanced | $29/mo | 1 | 10 | None listed |
| Pro | $78/mo | 3 (+2 available) | 30 (+20 available) | Priced at this tier's own rate |
| Business | $249/mo | 5 (+2 available) | 40 (+10 available) | $7/mo per extra profile, $24/mo per extra user |
| Enterprise | From $399/mo | Custom | Custom | Quoted by sales |
The Business tier's add-on pricing is the one worth doing math on, since it's the plan most agencies running several clients actually land on. Scaling from the included 40 profiles to 50, with the same 5 users, means 10 extra profiles at $7/month each: $70/month on top of the $249 base, for $319/month total. Add a 6th and 7th user on top of that and the bill climbs another $48/month, independent of how many profiles those two people actually need to touch.
Why the price climbs on two axes, not one
Other agency tools in this cluster multiply price along a single dimension. Our Iconosquare breakdown covers a tool that raises price in fixed blocks of 5 profiles but keeps the per-tier user count fixed, and our HeyOrca breakdown covers a tool billed per client calendar rather than per profile or per user at all. MavSocial's Business tier is different: profiles and users are two independent meters, each with its own add-on rate, so a client that needs more of both pays for both increases separately. An agency that adds a profile without adding a person still pays the profile fee alone, and one that adds a reviewer without a new client still pays the user fee alone, but most real growth touches both at once, which is where the two fees compound fastest.
A flat-rate MavSocial alternative priced by account
Synapse charges one flat price per plan, with no separate meter for users and no separate meter for profiles. Starter is $7/month for 5 connected accounts, Creator $19/month for 15, Growth $39/month for up to 50 accounts with 5 team seats included at no extra charge, and Pro $79/month with no account limit at all. The same 50 profiles and 5 users that cost $319/month on MavSocial's Business plan fit entirely inside Synapse's $39/month Growth tier, with the 5 team seats already built into that price rather than billed as a per-seat add-on. For other flat-rate options in the same price range, see the cheapest social media scheduler roundup.
What MavSocial still does better
MavSocial's core business isn't scheduling, it's digital asset management and multi-location brand monitoring. Every paid tier ships a shared media library built for teams that need version control and approval over the images and video going out across dozens of local or franchise accounts, and Business and up add social listening tuned for watching mentions of a multi-location brand rather than a single handle. Synapse has neither: no shared asset library beyond the per-user media library, and no listening or reputation-monitoring feature at all. A franchise group, a multi-location retailer, or an agency whose main problem is keeping a growing media library organized across many brand variants has a real reason to stay on a tool purpose-built for that, rather than switching on price alone.
Frequently asked questions
How much does MavSocial cost for 40 profiles and 5 users?
$249/month on the Business plan, billed monthly, confirmed directly on mavsocial.com/pricing in October 2026. That's the base price before any extra profile or extra user is added.
Does MavSocial charge extra for more profiles or users?
Yes, on the Business plan. It's $7/month per extra profile and $24/month per extra user on monthly billing ($6 and $20 on annual billing), stacked on top of the $249 base, and both meters are billed independently of each other.
What's the cheapest MavSocial plan?
Advanced, at $29/month ($24/month billed annually) for 1 user and 10 profiles, with no add-on fees listed on that tier.
What's a flat-rate alternative to MavSocial?
Synapse prices by connected account with no separate user fee. Growth is $39/month for up to 50 connected accounts and 5 team seats included, versus MavSocial's $319/month for the same 50 profiles and 5 users on Business.
Does Synapse have MavSocial's digital asset library or reputation monitoring?
No. Synapse has a per-user media library but no shared, version-controlled asset library and no social listening or reputation-monitoring feature. Teams that depend on those should stay on MavSocial.
Is MavSocial good for franchise or multi-location brands?
That's its core use case. MavSocial's digital asset management and location-level reputation monitoring are built for exactly that, which is a narrower and deeper problem than the flat-rate account pricing most solo creators and small agencies are shopping for.