FeedHive

FeedHive is an AI-native social media management platform aimed at creators, founders, small businesses and agencies. It goes past scheduling by predicting how a post will perform before it publishes, recommending send times from audience activity, generating captions and hashtags, and automatically recycling evergreen posts that already worked. Ten networks are covered on one subscription with no per-channel fee: Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube, TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Google Business, Threads and Discord. The AI features worth naming are performance prediction, which scores a draft and flags posts likely to underperform, and the evergreen recycling engine, which reschedules top performers at intervals without being asked. A social inbox consolidates comments and mentions across connected accounts, and an AI writing assistant drafts captions inline. Note that FeedHive runs on third-party models rather than its own: the documentation walks users through adding their own OpenAI and Replicate API keys, so some AI capacity is billed by those providers rather than bundled. FeedHive publishes a documented first-party MCP server at mcp.feedhive.com. It exposes each configured FeedHive trigger as a callable tool over JSON-RPC 2.0, supporting initialize, tools/list and tools/call, authenticated with an API key carrying the fh_ prefix from Settings. In practice that lets an AI assistant discover and run a trigger, which includes creating and publishing posts, without opening the dashboard. Dedicated documentation also covers OpenClaw Skills as an agent layer and Claude Code as an integration. Beyond that the platform reaches Zapier and Make, and offers a full REST API. There is no CRM or ecommerce connector, so linking social activity to pipeline or revenue needs a separate layer. Pricing is fully public, self-serve in USD, with no quote-only tier at any level. Creator is $19 monthly or $15 a month billed $180 yearly, covering 4 social accounts and 2,500 AI credits. Brand is $29 or $22 billed $264, adding 10 accounts, 5 workspaces, 10,000 credits and approval workflows. Business is $99 or $69 billed $828, covering 100 accounts, 50 workspaces and 50,000 credits with unlimited scheduling and history. Agency is $299 or $239 billed $2,868, covering 500 accounts, 100 workspaces and white labeling. A 7-day free trial runs on all plans. The yearly saving is worth checking per tier rather than taking the headline. FeedHive advertises up to 30 percent off with yearly billing, and only Business reaches it at 30.3 percent. Creator saves 21.1 percent, Brand 24.1 percent and Agency 20.1 percent. There is no permanent free plan, so the 7-day trial is the whole evaluation window, and AI credits are capped on every tier including Business, which is the constraint heavy AI users hit first. FeedHive is not the right fit for teams needing social listening, competitive benchmarking or enterprise reporting. Sprout Social starts at $199/mo and Hootsuite at $99/mo, both with listening and deeper analytics FeedHive does not offer. Buffer starts at $5/mo billed annually for teams that want scheduling without the AI layer. Creator's 4 accounts and 30 scheduled posts also bind quickly, so prolific publishers should start at Brand or Business. Current state Q3 2026: FeedHive v2.0 shipped with an expanded AI feature set, and the MCP server at mcp.feedhive.com is documented and in production. No security certification is published, and FeedHive maintains no trust or security page. Its privacy policy references the GDPR only to describe its legal basis for processing and the data rights of EEA residents, which states an obligation rather than a claim of compliance.