Social media content creation services make the posts so you do not have to.
They come in three kinds, and the price tells you which kind you are looking at.
- Software that writes from your website. Boomp, from $9 a month for ten finished posts by email, $39 for twenty posts published after you approve them, $275 with the approving done for you.
- Productized human services. A team makes a fixed number of posts to your brief. Feedbird, $99 Social and Socinova all start at $99 a month for ten to twelve posts.
- Freelancers and agencies. A person or a team writes to a brief, usually $500 to $2,500 a month, with strategy, ads or video in the scope at the top end.
The rest of this page puts them side by side by price, by post count and by who does the writing, with the prices each vendor showed on the dates given.
The comparison
| Service | Price as shown | Posts a month | Who writes | Publishes for you? | Price read |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boomp Packs | $9 | 10, with images, by email link | Software, from your website | No, you post them; nothing to connect | Boomp's own page |
| Boomp Core | $39 | 20 posts, 1 carousel, 1 video | Software, from your website | Yes, after you approve each post in the app | Boomp's own page |
| Boomp done-for-you | $275 | 20 posts, 1 carousel, 1 video | Software, from your website | Yes, with Boomp's founder approving for you | Boomp's own page |
| $99 Social | $99, plus $10 per extra channel | 10, on one channel | Their team, from your brief | Yes | Sep 13, 2026 |
| Feedbird | $99 for the posts service; clients typically combine services at $300 to $600 | 10 (20 and 30 sold; prices on request) | Their team, from your brief | Yes | Sep 16, 2026 |
| Socinova | $99 Trial, $199 Standard, $349 Advanced, $500 Growth | 12, 12 plus 2 videos, 20 plus 4 videos, 30 plus 4 videos | Their team, from your brief | Yes, after your approval | Sep 16, 2026 |
| Freelance social media manager | $500 to $1,500, typical quotes | Negotiated, often 8 to 20 | A person, from your brief and media | Usually | Typical range, not a survey |
| Agency | $1,500 to $2,500 and up | Negotiated, with strategy and often ads | A team | Yes | Typical range, not a survey |
Feedbird's page lists the ten-post tier at $99 and the larger tiers without a public price; Socinova's four plans and $99 Social's $99-plus-$10 structure were read from their pricing pages on the dates shown.
Plan builders change often.
Confirm on the vendor's page before deciding.
The real difference is the source, not the price
Every service above ends the blank page.
They start from different places, and that decides what the posts can say.
A human team working from a brief knows what you told them.
If the brief says "dental practice, friendly, family," you get friendly family dental posts, and so does the next dental practice with the same brief.
The team can also take a campaign, a launch or a sensitive announcement and handle it, which is the thing software cannot.
Software working from your website knows what your website says.
Your services page, your about page, your FAQ, your neighborhoods, your reviews.
The posts come out specific because the source is specific: here is one Boomp wrote for a listing agent from her own site, shown without her name.
No brief produced that post.
Her website did, because it talks about lakefront property.
The trade is that software will not write your Black Friday campaign or your response to a bad week in the news; that is a person's job, and the services in the middle of the table sell it.
Which one to buy
If the posts just need to exist and you will publish them: Boomp Packs at $9.
Ten a month by email, written from your site.
Keep whatever free scheduler you already use.
If you want them published and are willing to spend ten minutes a week saying yes: Boomp Core at $39.
Twenty posts, a carousel and a video, to nine channels, after your approval.
If you never want to open the app: Boomp done-for-you at $275.
Same content, with Boomp's founder approving each post.
If you want a human to write to a brief and handle the occasional campaign: $99 Social, Feedbird or Socinova at $99 to $500, depending on volume and video.
Read who approves before it publishes, and how many channels the price covers.
If you also need strategy, ads or production: a freelancer or an agency.
That is what the extra $1,000 a month buys, and it is worth it when you need those things.
How to test a content creation service in one week
- Ask for a real month from a real customer, not a portfolio of highlights.
- Read one post and ask whether it could run for a competitor unchanged. If yes, the source was a brief or a library.
- Find out who reads each post before it publishes, and what they would catch.
- Compare at the same post count. Ten posts at $9 and ten at $99 is a fair comparison; ten at $99 against twenty at $39 is not.
For the software version, the test is free: ten finished posts from your own website, no email, account or card.
Read them against your site and you will know in five minutes whether the source is good enough.
