Fanpage Karma

Fanpage Karma combines social media analytics, community management, monitoring, and publishing tools for business users. Profile and competitor analysis covers Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Threads, TikTok, Bluesky, and YouTube. Automated publishing supports photos, videos, reels, stories, carousels, and PDFs on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, and Bluesky. Its central inbox brings together direct messages, comments, and mentions from social platforms, Google Business, and email. Monitoring can track brand names and keywords across more than 420 million websites, as well as selected social platforms. Discovery tools search posts for trending topics and AI-categorized influencer searches. Professional includes Canva and Google Drive integration, API and MCP access, and personal support for three users. New registrations begin a 14-day Gold trial, which ends automatically before the account continues on the free version. The free plan is free, billed forever, with one user and one brand. Professional costs $29 a month, billed annually. The Android app is available; an iOS app is planned. The terms state that the service is for business users, not consumers.

Fanpage Karma brings publishing, analytics, inbox, and monitoring tools together for business workflows. Review the free-plan limits, annual Professional billing, and business-only audience before choosing a plan.

It suits businesses that need social analytics, publishing, community management, or brand monitoring across multiple platforms. It is not intended for consumer use.

Fanpage Karma is a business-focused social media platform for analytics, publishing, community management and monitoring. It suits marketing teams coordinating several channels; the free plan is a useful small-scale starting point, but its caps make Professional the more practical choice for regular team work.

Overview

The service brings research and day-to-day social workflows into one product, from competitor analysis and content discovery to scheduling, inbox management and brand monitoring. That breadth can simplify a team’s toolset. The trade-off is a narrow free tier and a business-only audience: it is not intended for personal social media use.

Key features

Analytics and discovery

Fanpage Karma supports unlimited profile and competitor analysis across Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Threads, TikTok, Bluesky and YouTube. Competitor profiles generally need at least 100 fans to be evaluated, though the threshold does not apply to a user’s own pages. That makes benchmarking more useful for established accounts than for very small competitors. Discovery searches billions of posts and supports trending-topic research and AI-categorized influencer searches, which can help teams find subjects and potential creators.

Publishing and community management

Automated publishing covers Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Threads, TikTok, YouTube and Bluesky, with support for photos, videos, reels, stories, carousels and PDFs. The range suits teams planning varied content across channels. The central inbox gathers direct messages, comments and mentions from those networks, plus Google Business and email, giving community managers one place to handle incoming conversations.

Monitoring, integrations and access

Monitoring tracks brand names and keywords across more than 420 million websites, as well as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Bluesky. Professional adds Canva and Google Drive integrations, API access and MCP access. The REST API exposes key figures and posts, while MCP lets compatible AI assistants access analytics data. Those connections matter most to teams linking social reporting with existing creative or data workflows.

Government and public agencies can use the service with data stored according to EU regulations and GDPR compliance. Professional includes personal support for three users, and free weekly webinars offer another support route. A new registration begins with a 14-day Gold trial; it ends automatically and continues on the free version.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing, billed forever. It includes one user and one brand, five owned and five competitor profiles, 50 posts per month, and one dashboard with 30 days of history. That is enough to explore the workflow or manage a small, low-volume presence, but the single seat and posting cap constrain ongoing team use.

Professional costs $29 a month, billed annually. It removes brand, profile and post limits, supports three users, allows up to 20 profiles per dashboard, provides 12 months of history and includes 100 AI credits. This is the sensible tier for a small team publishing regularly or needing deeper reporting, although the annual billing term is a commitment and three seats may not cover a larger group.

Enterprise has custom pricing and offers custom capacity, automation, white label, onboarding and personal support. It is aimed at organizations that need more tailored capacity or service; teams should weigh that option against Professional’s three-user limit.

Platforms

Fanpage Karma is available on the web and Android, with API access. Its mobile app is currently for Android; an iOS app is planned.

Who it's for

Choose Fanpage Karma if you are a business or agency that wants analytics, scheduling, community conversations and monitoring together, especially across several supported networks. It is less suitable for consumers, occasional personal posting, or teams that need more than three users without moving to custom Enterprise terms.

Pros and cons

• Broad workflow coverage: analytics, publishing, inbox, monitoring and discovery sit together, reducing the need to split these jobs across separate tools.
• Useful free entry point: the plan costs nothing indefinitely, but one user, one brand and 50 monthly posts keep it suited to modest activity.
• Team tier has meaningful headroom: Professional includes unlimited brands, profiles and posts, but caps the workspace at three users and 20 profiles per dashboard.
• Competitor analysis has a threshold: accounts generally need 100 fans, limiting its usefulness for research on very small profiles.
• Mobile availability is uneven: Android is supported, while iOS is only planned.

Alternatives

Social Media Analytics Software is a useful starting point for comparing products in the category.

Consider Iconosquare if you want an iOS app or a free plan with 10 posts per month per profile and one month of analytics history; its free tier has a different publishing and history balance from Fanpage Karma’s fixed monthly post cap.

Hopper HQ Hashtag Generator is worth considering when hashtag discovery is the priority, with a free Instagram Hashtag Generator and a subscription plan at $16 a month billed on the yearly plan for one social set.

Rival IQ may suit teams focused on tracked-company benchmarking, though its Drive plan costs $239 a month billed monthly and includes 10 tracked companies, six months of history and one user.

Mondo Metrics is another option for social metrics, with MondoTrends plans starting at $1,000/month and requiring contact for pricing and a demo.

Sprout Social is a paid alternative with no free plan; its Essentials tier costs $79 a month with annual billing, per seat, and includes five social profiles.

Oktopost is an alternative with Professional and Advanced plans, each starting with one marketing user.

Facelift Cloud offers Professional, Business and Enterprise plans, each with unlimited users.

Social Blade is another freemium option for social media analytics.

Verdict

Fanpage Karma is a strong fit for business teams that want social publishing, analytics and community management in one workspace, with a free tier to start and a clear step up to unlimited profiles and posts. Choose it when that integrated workflow outweighs the annual Professional commitment and three-user ceiling; look elsewhere if you are a consumer, need iOS today, or require a larger team on a non-custom plan.