With the vast number of social media management tools available and Hootsuite’s popularity as well as other formidable competitors, Crowdfire still finds a way to be a perfect match with its user-friendly interface, curation, and fair price. Crowdfire offers social media management to business owners, entrepreneurs, and individuals. In this review, we’re going to give clear and in-depth insights into why we believe Crowdfire is a significant solution for social media management alongside providing use cases to make the most of the solution.

Now, ride along with me. Signing up for an account is free and straightforward. When you click on the sign up button, a menu bar will appear, follow the instructions, and successfully sign up for an account with ease. However, you will quickly notice the limited social media channels on the free plan (Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter) and other functionality you won’t get access to. This is similar to most social media management tools, so you will have to opt-in for a priced plan to get a better experience.

Where Crowdfire used to excel was their Twitter management features. This feature tells you who to follow in order to grow your following and to unfollow those that didn’t follow you back. This made Crowdfire seem like a cool tool that allows you to expand on Twitter. But due to changes with the Twitter API, this feature was no longer there. They did replace it with a tool called Mention but to be honest, we don’t think this is worth paying for, because one could just reply from Twitter or Facebook directly.

The paid plan begin with 10 social accounts alongside 100 scheduled posts per account. This poses a good deal for small business owners, entrepreneurs, and individuals on a budget, which seems to be Crowdfire’s target market. It appears to be the right choice when compared to Hootsuite whose entry-level premium plan begins at $29/month, offering the same feature of 10 social channel integrations except that Crowdfire provided unlimited scheduled posts. But the thing that most small business owners, social managers, entrepreneurs, and individuals never get to exhaust are 100 scheduled posts per channel, per day.

One significant difference between Crowdfire and other social media management tools is obviously Crowdfire’s clean, easy-to-use interface. It offers a fair price rate that is better than the others. Crowdfire has focused on releasing loads of “cool” features; one of these is their chrome extension. A Chrome extension is essential as far as I’m concerned, and Crowdfire’s is pretty good. When you find something online, you want to share, click the toolbar icon, and an overlay appears, allowing you to post to various social networks, including Pinterest. It works, although there are sometimes issues with the extension grabbing post images. The web dashboard has most of what you might expect from a social media management plan. That includes monitoring of mentions, monitoring of new followers and unfollow, clicks on posts. Crowdfire also helps you curate content, both posts, and images, allowing you to connect an RSS feed to your blogs.

The use cases are varied and numerous, specifically for low-wage earners who want their social media activities handled efficiently but at a lower cost. The reason why Crowdfire is an ideal option for a small business owner, entrepreneur or social media managers is that it has a clean interface that is easy to use alongside a lower priced tier that is currently second to none. There are several features available to make you keep your timeline fresh with curated articles and videos. Crowdfire helps you to manage all your social media accounts all in one place.

Crowdfire, formerly known as JustUnfollow was Founded in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, in 2010. Crowdfire has more than 10 million users worldwide using their tool to maintain their respective social media presence online. Crowdfire has been growing, especially after receiving $2.5 million in venture funding.

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