Note: Competitor pricing and features in this post were verified against OneUp’s official site as of October 2026. Plans and pricing may have changed since publication.
OneUp is a flat-rate social media scheduler with strong Google Business Profile support (including CTA buttons), Stocktwits coverage for finance creators, and a simple no-frills UI. BulkPublish is a focused multi-platform publisher with flat-rate pricing across 15 networks. They overlap heavily on positioning (both target creators and small businesses) and the comparison comes down to channel surface, included channels, and price-per-channel.
Here is how they compare in 2026.
Pricing Comparison
| Plan | OneUp | BulkPublish |
|---|---|---|
| Free | No free plan (7-day trial) | Free forever, 3 channels (1 per platform; X via pay-as-you-go credits), 1 post/day (any number of channels) |
| Basic | $15/mo, 5 accounts | - |
| Pro | - | $13.99/mo ($11.89/mo annual), 30 channels, 3 orgs |
| Intermediate | $48/mo, 15 accounts | - |
| Business | - | $39.99/mo ($33.99/mo annual), 75 channels, 10 orgs |
| Growth | $84/mo, 30 accounts | - |
| Business (OneUp) | $240/mo, 80 accounts | - |
| Enterprise | $1,600/mo, 1,000 accounts | - |
OneUp Basic at $15/mo includes 5 accounts. BulkPublish Pro is $13.99/mo ($11.89/mo billed yearly) and includes 30 channels (up to 2 per platform) and 3 organizations, so it costs less and covers six times the channels.
BulkPublish Plans at a Glance
| Free | Pro | Business | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $0 | $13.99/mo | $39.99/mo |
| Annual price | $0 | $11.89/mo | $33.99/mo |
| Platforms | All 15 (X via pay-as-you-go credits) | All 15 | All 15 |
| Channels | 1 per platform (3 total) | 2 per platform (30 total) | 5 per platform (75 total) |
| Extra channels | $2.99/mo each | $2.99/mo each | $2.99/mo each |
| Posts per day | 1 | 30 | Unlimited |
| Scheduled posts | 3 in queue | Unlimited queue, 30/day | Unlimited queue, 100/day |
| Media storage | 100 MB | 2 GB | 10 GB |
| Organizations | 1 | 3 | 10 |
| Repeat posts | No | 10 | Unlimited |
Feature Comparison
| Feature | OneUp Basic | BulkPublish Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $15/mo (5 accounts) | $13.99/mo (30 channels, 3 orgs) |
| Free plan | No (7-day trial) | Yes |
| Social accounts | 5 | 30 (up to 2 per platform) |
| Unlimited scheduled posts | Yes | 30 posts/day on Pro |
| Workspaces | Not on entry tiers | 3 orgs on Pro, 10 on Business |
| Google Business Profile CTA buttons | Yes (signature feature) | Yes (publishing) |
| Stocktwits support | Yes | - |
| Post recycling | Yes | Yes (10 on Pro, unlimited on Business) |
| Bulk scheduling | Yes | Yes (built-in bulk composer) |
| Analytics | Yes | Post-level analytics |
| API access | No public API | Included on all plans |
| Mobile apps | Yes (iOS + Android) | Web (responsive) |
Channels Supported
OneUp supports Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Threads, YouTube, TikTok, Stocktwits, Google Business Profile, Snapchat, Bluesky, Discord, and WhatsApp, 14 networks including Stocktwits.
BulkPublish supports Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon, Google Business Profile, Discord, Telegram, Tumblr, and Snapchat, 15 networks. Mastodon, Telegram, and Tumblr are not on OneUp; Stocktwits is not on BulkPublish.
Where OneUp Wins
OneUp has a few real differentiators that matter for specific audiences.
- Google Business Profile CTA buttons: OneUp lets you include CTA buttons (Book, Learn More, Sign Up, Order, Buy) on Google Business Profile posts. BulkPublish supports GBP publishing but the CTA-button workflow is OneUp-specific.
- Stocktwits support: One of the only schedulers that publishes to Stocktwits. If you create finance, trading, or investing content, OneUp is one of the very few options.
- Flat-rate Business tier: OneUp’s $240/mo Business plan is a single flat rate with 80 accounts, a simple model for very large setups.
- Low solo entry: Basic at $15/mo is a modest price for a 5-account scheduler.
- Simple UI: No frills, no agency tooling overhead, no learning curve.
- Mobile apps: Native iOS and Android apps for on-the-go scheduling.
- Mature post recycling: OneUp has had post recycling for years; the workflow is reliable.
If Google Business Profile CTAs or Stocktwits matter to your strategy, OneUp is one of very few options. If you value a simple UI and the broad network list OneUp offers, it is well-priced.
Where BulkPublish Wins
For teams that want more platforms, multi-org workflows, or first-class support for newer networks, BulkPublish is a better fit.
- Mastodon, Telegram and Tumblr: BulkPublish covers 15 networks, including Mastodon, Telegram, and Tumblr, which OneUp does not list.
- Multiple organizations on Pro: BulkPublish Pro includes 3 workspaces; Business includes 10. OneUp does not offer multi-org workspaces on its entry tiers.
- Real free plan: BulkPublish offers a free forever plan with 3 channels and 1 post/day. OneUp has no free plan, only a 7-day trial.
- API on every plan: Full REST API on free, Pro, and Business. OneUp has no public API.
- More channels per dollar at the comparable tier: 30 channels on BulkPublish Pro for $13.99/mo vs 5 accounts on OneUp Basic for $15/mo. Six times the channels for less money.
- Newer networks first-class: Threads, Bluesky, and Mastodon are mainstream destinations on BulkPublish.
- Built-in bulk composer: Purpose-built for batch creation, not just CSV import.
The Bottom Line
OneUp and BulkPublish are direct competitors. The deciding factor is usually the channel mix and a few niche features.
If your strategy depends on Google Business Profile CTA buttons (finance creators take note: Stocktwits coverage is also OneUp-only), OneUp earns its place. The flat-rate $240/mo Business plan with 80 accounts is also a notable pricing model for very large setups.
For most multi-platform publishers who do not need GBP CTAs or Stocktwits specifically, BulkPublish Pro at $13.99/mo flat delivers a similar network list (15 vs 14), many more channels per dollar (30 vs 5), multi-org workspaces from the entry tier, post recycling, and full API access, for less than OneUp Basic.
