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Buffer's Free Plan: Three Channels, Ten Posts Each
Ten posts per channel per queue, refilling as they publish. The limit is not how much you can schedule, it is how far ahead you can look.
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Ten posts per channel per queue, refilling as they publish. The limit is not how much you can schedule, it is how far ahead you can look.
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Every other tool here rations a hosted free tier. n8n gives the software away instead, and charges for the server you no longer have to run.
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Unlimited projects for two people, which is generous until a third person joins and the whole workspace stops being usable.
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A newsletter platform that never bills you for sending. Everything that helps you grow or earn sits behind the paid wall.
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Cards are unlimited and always have been. The board cap and the collaborator cap are what the free tier actually charges you in.
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A free tier for a hundred thousand dollars of list growth. Kit rations the automation engine instead of the audience.
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Unlimited meetings, one type of meeting. That distinction is the whole free tier, and it decides whether Calendly can replace your scheduling at all.
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The smallest subscriber allowance here, paired with the most complete feature set at zero. MailerLite charges for volume, not for capability.
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A rolling window and a monthly cap run at the same time, and the smaller of the two is the one that actually decides your day.
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The most generous automation free tier of the three, undone by two active scenarios and a quarter-hour wait between runs.
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Three hundred sends a day and space for a hundred thousand contacts. The catch is not the volume, it is everything around it.
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The real limit is not the daily credit count. Everything generated on free is published to a public gallery, owned by Recraft, and barred from commercial use.