Fanout vs Flux
Flux also anchors the first plan at R$29.90 and bills per client. Fanout uses the same price floor, with accounts included and a composer built for nine networks.
Read the comparison →Brazilian market
Both are Brazilian and start near R$29.90. mLabs bills per client; Fanout bills by connected accounts — several profiles on the same network sit on one plan.
| Criterion | Fanout | mLabs |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | US$19/mo | R$29.90/mo |
| You pay for | Connected accounts | Per client / profile |
| On the first plan | 15 accounts | 1 client on the first step |
| X / Twitter | No | Yes |
| Threads and Bluesky | Yes | No |
| Google Business | Pending API | Yes |
| Official APIs only | Yes | Yes |
| One original, crop per network | Yes | No |
| Media preparation | Yes | No |
| MCP (agents) | Add-on | No |
| REST API | Add-on | No |
| Approval by link | Yes | Yes |
| Support | Human | Human, in Portuguese |
| Trial | 7 days · card required | Varies |
when Fanout fits
when they fit
who it's for
For anyone running more than one account on the same network and who doesn't need X. If the operation is a single client with inbox and reports, mLabs still makes sense.
Competitor prices are typical public list prices and they change. Fanout prices are ours, today. LinkedIn, Google Business, and Pinterest on Fanout still depend on API approval.
other comparisons
Flux also anchors the first plan at R$29.90 and bills per client. Fanout uses the same price floor, with accounts included and a composer built for nine networks.
Read the comparison →Buffer charges per channel. Five networks become five lines on the invoice. Fanout charges by accounts on the plan — Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube for the same brand don't triple the price.
Read the comparison →Hootsuite is an enterprise panel: seats, workflows, listening. The price starts far from Fanout. If you need that, we are not the replacement. If you need to post to nine networks without the panel, we are.
Read the comparison →The product cut is the closest: scheduling, studio, API, MCP, accounts on the plan. The difference is the market, X, and the trial.
Read the comparison →Postiz is cloud and also self-host. If you want the scheduler on your server, they win. Fanout is a hosted product, with studio, approval, and MCP in the same place.
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