Who Should — and Shouldn’t — Use Buffer
Buffer is affordable scheduling for small business owners who want social media handled, not analyzed -- but teams needing collaboration or deep analytics will outgrow it fast.
When Buffer Makes Sense (And When It Doesn’t)
Buffer's simplicity is its strength and its limit—it's ideal for straightforward scheduling on a few platforms, but the per-channel pricing and lack of advanced features mean it's not the best…
Buffer: A Good Investment for Some, Not for Others
Buffer's per-channel pricing works when you need simple scheduling across a few accounts, but it gets expensive fast if you're managing more than five.
When Buffer Is Exactly What You Need
Buffer works best for small teams managing three to five social accounts who need simple scheduling without paying for enterprise features they'll never use.