Typefully pricing in 2026: Free, Creator and Business, and what each leaves out

Typefully is one of the most-loved writing and scheduling tools for creators on Twitter and LinkedIn, and the affection is earned: a clean, distraction-free editor, reliable scheduling, and publishing to six networks. In 2026 it also changed its plans. The $10 Pro plan is gone, the free plan got broader but tighter, and the cheapest paid plan is now billed yearly. This guide is the numbers-first version: what each plan costs, what each one includes and leaves out, how AI and analytics are split across the plans, and how Typefully compares with the alternatives. Every Typefully figure comes from Typefully’s own pricing page, checked on 12 October 2026. Disclosure: VoiceMoat is our product. Publishing to several networks is easy; choosing your main one is harder, and our Bluesky vs Twitter comparison helps with that call.

How much does Typefully cost in 2026?

Typefully has a free plan, two paid plans and a custom Enterprise tier. Paid plans are priced per social set, which is one connected group of profiles, such as your Twitter, LinkedIn and Threads accounts.

Typefully’s plans, October 2026. Checked on typefully.com/pricing on 12 October 2026. Prices change, so confirm them there before you buy.

Typefully’s pricing page on 12 October 2026, with Business shown on yearly billing ($18 a month per social set; $20 billed monthly). Creator is sold yearly only.

What changed since July 2026

• Pro is gone. In July 2026 Typefully listed Free, Pro at $10 a month per social set, Business at $20 and Enterprise. Creator now sits in Pro’s place at $99 a year, with no monthly option.

• Creator covers one social set. Pro allowed up to 10. On the new plans, more than one social set means Business.

• The free plan dropped from 15 to 10 posts a month, and now lists scheduling, the API, agent connections and automations.

• Prices are back on the pricing page. In late August the page showed no plans at all. It now lists every plan and a full feature comparison.

What each plan includes, and what it leaves out

This is how the comparison table on Typefully’s pricing page splits the features:

The free plan is a real starter plan, with a hard cap

• What you get: scheduling and a calendar across six networks, the API and agent connections, engagement automations, and LinkedIn first comments and PDF carousels.

• What stops you: 10 posts a month on one social set, which is roughly one post every three days.

• What is missing: AI writing and Twitter analytics. Both start on Creator.

That makes Free a good way to try the editor and a workable plan for occasional posting. It is not built for a daily posting habit.

How the AI works on Typefully

AI writing starts on Creator: a writing assistant, rewrite and improve, and AI image descriptions. Business gets higher included usage. Typefully does not publish exact AI limits; its pricing page lists usage as “included” on Creator and “higher included usage” on Business.

Typefully now describes its AI as one that learns how you actually write. The pricing page does not say what it learns from or whether a draft is checked against your past posts. One practical catch: AI is not on the free plan and Creator is billed yearly, and the pricing page does not mention a trial for Creator, so you cannot try the AI before paying for a year. Why generic AI drafting drifts toward the average, and why voice is the harder problem, is covered in our piece on why AI drafts all sound the same.

Monthly cost of the cheapest plan with AI writing, October 2026: Typefully Creator works out at $8.25 a month (billed $99 a year), VoiceMoat Creator is $35, and Taplio Growth is $69 (Taplio’s $39 Starter has no AI credits). List prices from each vendor’s own pricing page, checked 12 October 2026.

Is Typefully worth it? A quick framework

Typefully alternatives and how the pricing compares

Typefully is the minimalist, writing-first option. Here is how it compares with the tools people weigh alongside it. List prices from each vendor’s own pricing page, checked 12 October 2026.

For a deeper look at what to move to when you outgrow minimalist scheduling, see our best Typefully alternatives in 2026, and for the head-to-head, VoiceMoat vs Typefully. If you need more networks than Typefully covers, our Buffer pricing breakdown shows how its per-channel bill grows.

Where VoiceMoat fits

VoiceMoat is the Personal Brand OS for LinkedIn and Twitter. audenAI, the AI inside it, learns how you write from your own posts, then helps you write, schedule, engage, analyse and grow, with Style and Stance checks on your drafts so posts read like you. Try it for $1 for 3 days. Plans from $35 a month. Disclosure: VoiceMoat is our product.

Typefully’s commitment to a clean writing experience is the right instinct, and VoiceMoat does not try to out-minimal it. The difference is what sits behind the editor: audenAI drafts from your own posts, Style updates live on every draft to show whether it looks like your writing, and Stance checks whether a draft says what you would actually say. VoiceMoat focuses on Twitter and LinkedIn, trading Typefully’s six networks for depth on two. audenAI drafts; you decide and post.

VoiceMoat pricing, October 2026. Annual billing gives two months free. The trial costs $1 for 3 days (Creator) or $5 (Pro and Enterprise), with a card on file, and continues on the plan unless you cancel.

How it posts: on Twitter, VoiceMoat posts and replies directly. On LinkedIn, posting and scheduling are native, the Chrome extension writes comments straight into LinkedIn’s comment box for you to post yourself, and analytics come through the extension too, because LinkedIn’s API rules are stricter. To test it properly, the 3-day evaluation guide walks through what to check, and every plan is on the pricing page.

The bottom line on Typefully’s pricing

Typefully is free for 10 posts a month, then $99 a year for Creator (about $8.25 a month) or $20 a month per social set for Business ($18 billed yearly). It is still one of the cheapest and most pleasant writing and scheduling tools, and Creator is easy to recommend if the editor is what you want. Two things to know before you pay: Creator is billed yearly only, and AI writing is not on the free plan, so you cannot try it before committing. If your bottleneck is drafts that read like you, compare it with a voice-first tool before you sign up for a year.