Compare Buffer and SumAll 
Buffer vs SumAll
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Buffer easier to use, set up, and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with Buffer overall.
- Reviewers felt that Buffer meets the needs of their business better than SumAll.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that SumAll is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of SumAll over Buffer.
- 3 social accounts in total
- Publish to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google Business Profiles, Mastodon, Pinterest
- 10 scheduled posts per social account
I think the integration with chrome plus the scheduling based on when my networks are most active is the bast aspect. With integration with platforms like tweriod and socialbro to determine what the best time to engage a network is, it's pretty much...
3 out of 4 times my posts failed in 24hrs.
I loved the compiled analytics page that would give me an up-to-date snapshot of all the social media accounts we had plugged into our Sumall account.
Most features are available on the paid version The frequency of posts does not mean better engagement, it should not count as a better performance just because it happened and we make more posts one week
I think the integration with chrome plus the scheduling based on when my networks are most active is the bast aspect. With integration with platforms like tweriod and socialbro to determine what the best time to engage a network is, it's pretty much...
I loved the compiled analytics page that would give me an up-to-date snapshot of all the social media accounts we had plugged into our Sumall account.
3 out of 4 times my posts failed in 24hrs.
Most features are available on the paid version The frequency of posts does not mean better engagement, it should not count as a better performance just because it happened and we make more posts one week
