Compare · Rebbel and Buffer

Rebbel and Buffer,
for a small business

Both publish social posts for a business. Buffer schedules the posts you write; Rebbel reads your website and drafts them for you. Here is what each one is built to do, what each costs as published, and who might pick which. Buffer's figures come from its own pages, read on 2026-10-17.

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The short version

Buffer

A scheduler for posts you write and design yourself, priced per channel. You connect your social accounts, put posts in a queue or on a calendar, and Buffer publishes them. Its AI Assistant helps with ideas and captions, and can rewrite a post, change its tone or shape it for each network. Every plan has a comment inbox and insights.1

Rebbel

A marketing department that reads your site first and keeps one brand guide, one strategy, and the campaigns made from them. Posts go out to the channels you connect after you say yes, and each post reports back what people did with it. Free is permanent, with no card.2

What each one does

Each column in the product's own words, from its own pages.

Starts from
BufferYour social accounts, each connected as a channel. Paid plans are priced per channel.1
RebbelYour website. Rebbel reads it, drafts a brand guide and a strategy you can see and correct, and makes every post from them.
Makes
BufferThe posts you write, with an AI Assistant for ideas and captions that can rewrite, shorten or expand a post, adjust its tone, or repurpose it for each network.1
RebbelCaptions and whole campaigns in your brand's voice and colors, made from your strategy. AI pictures from Solo; on Free, image prompts ready to paste.
Publishes to
BufferFacebook Pages, Instagram, X, LinkedIn Pages and profiles, Pinterest, TikTok, Google Business Profile, Mastodon, YouTube Shorts, Threads, Bluesky and Substack Notes, from a queue or a calendar.1
RebbelFacebook, Instagram, X, Threads, Bluesky, LinkedIn (Personal), TikTok and Pinterest, after your yes.2
After the posts exist
BufferA comment inbox with AI reply suggestions, and insights on followers, engagement and post performance: 30 days of history on Free, unlimited on paid plans.1
RebbelEach post shows the time it will go out. Schedule it, post it now, or change it first. Each post reports back what people did with it.
Where it runs
BufferBuffer on the web, its iOS and Android apps, a browser extension, and Claude, ChatGPT and other AI tools through its MCP server.1
RebbelThe dashboard, the iPhone and Android apps, and inside Claude, Cursor (beta), Gemini CLI, Gemini Spark (beta), Perplexity (beta) and other assistants.
To start
BufferA Free plan for up to 3 channels, and a 14-day free trial of the paid plans.1
RebbelA Free plan with no card and no time limit.

Prices as published on 2026-10-17

Last checked 2026-10-17 · re-checked every 30 days

Quoted as each page writes them. Monthly and billed-yearly figures are shown where the page shows them.

PlanFreePrice$0up to 3 channels10 scheduled posts per channel at a time · AI Assistant · comment inbox · insights with 30 days of history · 1 user
PlanEssentialsPrice$6per channel a month; $5 billed yearlyUnlimited channels · unlimited scheduled posts (fair use) · advanced analytics · first comment scheduling · 1 user
PlanTeamPrice$12per channel a month; $10 billed yearlyEverything in Essentials · unlimited team members · access levels · content review with your team

Three channels on Essentials come to $18 a month, or $15 a month billed yearly. Channels 1 to 10 are priced at the standard rate and channels above 10 cost less each. Paid plans start with a 14-day free trial.1

PlanFreeMonthly$0Billed yearly$0no card, no time limit1 brand · 1 campaign a month · brand guide and strategy · publishes to Facebook and Instagram
PlanSoloMonthly$39Billed yearly$29 / mo$348 a yearUnlimited campaigns (fair use) · AI image generation included · every live channel · everything in Free
PlanGrowthMonthly$99Billed yearly$74 / mo$888 a yearPerformance analyst layer · unlimited campaigns (fair use) · AI image generation · everything in Solo

Flat monthly price. No percentage of ad spend, no expiring credits, no card to start. Extra brands are $15 a month each on Solo or Growth.2

What Rebbel adds

It reads your site first

Your words, photos, colors and offers become a brand guide you can see and correct. You confirm the photos it found before anything is made.

One strategy, every post made from it

Campaigns and posts come from a strategy for your business, not from a prompt box.

Each post reports back

Each post reports back what people did with it, in plain words.

Where you already are

The dashboard, the iPhone and Android apps, and inside Claude, Cursor (beta), Gemini CLI, Gemini Spark (beta), Perplexity (beta) and other assistants. One brand, one set of posts, every window.

Who might pick which

Buffer, if you want

A scheduler for posts you write and design yourself, priced per channel: a queue and a calendar, free for up to 3 channels, an AI Assistant for ideas and captions, a comment inbox, and publishing to Google Business Profile, YouTube Shorts, Mastodon and Substack Notes as well as the main social networks.1

Rebbel, if you want

Your site read once and kept as a brand guide, a strategy the posts come from, publishing after your yes, and the same department reachable from the dashboard, the phone and your assistant. Start free, no card.

Common questions

Does it post for me?+

Yes, after you say yes. Each post shows the time it will go out; schedule it, post it now, or change it first. Nothing publishes on its own.

What does Free include?+

One brand, one campaign a month, a brand guide and a strategy, and publishing to Facebook and Instagram. No card, no time limit.

Can I bring posts I already have?+

Yes. Connect your channels and schedule your own photos and words; the brand guide and strategy are there when you want them.

Can I use both?+

Yes. Rebbel publishes to the accounts you connect to it. If you also post to Google Business Profile, YouTube Shorts, Mastodon or Substack Notes, Buffer publishes to those.

Where do the Buffer figures come from?+

From Buffer's own pages: buffer.com/pricing, its supported channels help page, buffer.com/ai-assistant and buffer.com/mcp, read on 2026-10-17 and quoted as written. Prices change; this page is re-checked every 30 days and shows the date above the table.

Set up and read more

1 Buffer figures: buffer.com/pricing, read 2026-10-17; buffer.com/pricing.md (the same page as text, with the monthly figures), read 2026-10-17; support.buffer.com (Supported channels), read 2026-10-17; buffer.com/ai-assistant, read 2026-10-17; buffer.com/mcp, read 2026-10-17, quoted as written. Buffer prices its paid plans per channel, where a channel is one social account; the page says its pricing was last updated in November 2025.

2 Rebbel figures: rebbel.io/pricing and the live channel list, read the same day.

Buffer is a trademark of its owner. Rebbel is not affiliated with Buffer. Prices change; last checked 2026-10-17.

See your brand’s first post
before you sign up.

Paste your site. Your department reads it and shows you what it would publish.

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