For about fifteen years Crowdfire helped creators and small teams schedule posts and monitor their social accounts. In 2026 the company retired the tool: the site says Crowdfire is becoming a media outlet on social media, Web3 and AI, and no longer shows any plan or sign-up.
To keep scheduling posts, the direct replacements are Buffer, Metricool, Publer, SocialBee or Hootsuite, depending on budget and number of accounts.
Practical uses
Plan and organize posts across networks.
Performance analytics and audience trends.
Content curation and brand mention monitoring.
Bulk scheduling for coordinated campaigns.
Features & use cases
Social media management
The case for and against. What Crowdfire does well, and when it costs too much.
For. What works in its favour.
Long-standing multi-network scheduling tool, used by creators for about fifteen years.
Against. What to plan for.
Retired: no plan or sign-up any more.
Pricing. What does Crowdfire cost ?
Crowdfire
No plan sold any more: the site announces its shift to a media outlet.