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Buffer prices per connected channel, so the headline figure is rarely what you pay. Enter your channel count and plan to see the real monthly and annual cost.
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Who publishes this, and why that matters
Cadencz is a competing scheduler. You should read any pricing comparison from a competitor with that in mind, which is why the rates carry a review date and a link to Buffer's own pricing page — check it rather than taking this number on trust.
Taxes and volume discounts are excluded, and Buffer can change its prices at any time. If the two disagree, Buffer's page is right and this one is stale.
Per-channel pricing is the part people miss
A per-channel model looks cheap at one or two accounts and scales in a way flat pricing does not. The crossover point arrives sooner than most people expect, usually somewhere around the fourth or fifth connected account.
Count the channels you will actually connect in six months, not the ones you have today. That is the number that decides which pricing model suits you.