Ayrshare Pricing: Profiles, Extra Charges and Billing Rules
- Monthly Premium is $149 for one profile; Launch is $299 for up to ten.
- Business starts at $599 with thirty profiles; its extra profiles have graduated rates.
- Current cards and matrix disagree on network counts, so confirm the intended inventory.
Ayrshare pricing is based on social profiles that group connected networks for a customer, brand or location. The first decision is how many independently managed profiles the application needs. Then calculate the selected billing term, extra profiles and required features. A plan card is not an invoice or proof that every listed network supports every intended operation.
A connected-network maximum is different from the customer inventory you need.
Define the profile inventory
Ayrshare describes a social profile as one customer, brand or location with connected networks. Independently publishing locations count separately. A hypothetical retailer with five independent locations, each using three networks, therefore has five profiles and fifteen network connections. That is not fifteen separately billed customer profiles, and it does not prove that every chosen network action is supported.
The monthly cards list Premium at $149 for one profile, Launch at $299 for up to ten, and Business starting at $599 with thirty included. Annual and monthly prices are different commitments. A lower displayed annual equivalent should not be described as a cancel-any-month subscription. Determine the customer separation, destinations and paid feature before selecting the relevant offer.
The cards list fourteen, one hundred and forty, and four hundred and twenty social accounts on these tiers, while the matrix lists thirteen, one hundred and thirty, and three hundred and ninety. Business range wording also differs. This article preserves the conflict rather than choosing the more generous figure. Ask for confirmation of the actual networks, account types and endpoint support needed by the application.
- Monthly entry: Premium $149 / 1 profile. A profile groups a customer, brand or location and networks.
- 100 Business profiles: $599 + 70 × $8.99 = $1,228.30. Catalogue example before required extras and taxes.
- 101st profile: $3.49 published marginal rate. Eligibility matters; average cost is a different quantity.
- Optional upgrades: Max Pack +$300 / Ads +$100 monthly. Trial access and disputed network totals need confirmation.
Apply marginal rates to the correct profile bands
Business includes thirty profiles in its $599 monthly base. Published monthly extras are $8.99 each for profiles thirty-one through one hundred, then $3.49 for one hundred and one through five hundred. A later band is labeled $2.49 for five hundred plus, with annual rates also listed. The five-hundred boundary wording overlaps; confirm it instead of inventing an unambiguous large-deployment quote.
For a hypothetical one-hundred-profile monthly Business configuration, the catalogue total is $599 plus seventy times $8.99: $1,228.30 before applicable extras or taxes. The site's calculator displays $1,228 after rounding. This is not an observed invoice, a count of one hundred individual network accounts or a demonstrated total operating cost. Verify eligibility for the intended profile count and paid features.
The one-hundred-and-first profile uses the next published $3.49 monthly marginal rate, giving a base example of $1,231.79 if that configuration is eligible. Dividing $1,228.30 by one hundred produces an average, not the price of adding the next profile. Nor does the new marginal rate retroactively reprice the original thirty included profiles or every earlier extra.
Separate peak billing, trials and paid extras
Ayrshare's page says deleted profiles stop counting, while the FAQ specifies the peak active profiles reached during each monthly billing cycle. Deleting a profile does not establish that an earlier peak is erased from that cycle's charge. Before reducing a deployment, confirm how the exact change affects the current period, next period and any commitment. This review contains documentary terms rather than a reproduced deletion-and-refund experiment.
Business Max Pack is listed at an additional $300 monthly; the Facebook Ads add-on is $100 monthly when needed. These are extras, not replacements for the Business base. A base configuration of thirty included profiles plus both stated add-ons would therefore be $999 monthly before other applicable charges. Add only features the intended workflow actually requires and confirm their plan eligibility.
Launch advertises a twenty-eight-day trial; its FAQ describes no card and expanded features including Max Pack. Other listed plans are billed at signup without that standard trial. Expanded trial access is not evidence that every paid plan permanently includes every tested feature. The pricing material also names AI-related features, so it is inaccurate to describe Ayrshare categorically as having no AI functionality.
Evaluate the complete application rather than a network multiplier
List the customer profiles, connected destinations and required actions alongside any scheduling, analytics, engagement or advertising needs. Mark whether each operation is supported on the intended plan and account type. A theoretical maximum network count does not show how many connections your actual clients use. A small inventory may still need a higher-plan feature; a large one may not need every optional upgrade.
Keep one authorized, suitable item's requested action, returned state, errors and final destination result during evaluation. There is no matched migration, throughput or reach test in this article. Preserve queued items, source assets and customer mapping before a move, and verify what can actually transfer. A request accepted by the API is not automatically a published post, an impression or a paid conversion.
NoobClaw publishes this explanation and has a separate local creative record: a 441-character script produced a 32.6-second, 1080-by-1920 video at 30fps, with observed audio and subtitles. Generic footage, voice quality and asset-rights review remained unresolved. That example concerns producing an asset, not Ayrshare profile authorization or API delivery. Consider creative and distribution costs together, while keeping the evidence for each task separate.
For the related content and workflow decisions, read Ayrshare Alternatives: Profiles, Accounts and API Costs and Blotato vs Ayrshare: AI Credits, Profiles and API Costs. Each review has its own evidence and scope.
NoobClaw publishes this article. Its script-to-video guide and public creative execution record document a local video result, not external-platform publication. Check the current product offer against the supported action you need.
Frequently asked questions
Does $149 buy just one connected network?
It buys one Premium social profile under the stated model. That profile can group connected networks; current network counts conflict between the card and matrix and need confirmation.
Does deleting profiles guarantee a lower bill immediately?
No such guarantee is established. The current FAQ uses the peak active profiles in the monthly cycle, so confirm the actual billing treatment before relying on deletion.
Is the displayed $1,228 calculator total an exact invoice?
No. The one-hundred-profile monthly catalogue calculation is $1,228.30 before extras and taxes; the calculator rounds its display. This article has not verified an actual invoice.
Sources
Official material read on October 11, 2026. Canva annual USD amounts are current official yearly commitments excluding tax; they are not monthly checkout quotes. Upload-Post default annual displays and current monthly table are kept distinct. Prices identify their billing term; vendor allowances are not measured publishing results. Hypothetical inventory and cost examples are labeled; the public local-production record has its own limitations.