Compare Sprout Social and Zoho Social 
- Users report that Sprout Social excels in its "Content Calendar" feature, allowing for seamless scheduling and organization of posts, while Zoho Social also offers a robust calendar but users mention it lacks some advanced functionalities.
- Reviewers mention that Zoho Social's "User and Permissions" capabilities are superior, providing more granular control over team roles and access, whereas Sprout Social's options are seen as more basic.
- G2 users highlight that Sprout Social's "Post Performance" analytics are highly detailed, enabling users to track engagement effectively, while Zoho Social's analytics are praised for their clarity but are considered less comprehensive.
- Users on G2 report that Zoho Social's "Social Ads" management is more user-friendly and effective for small businesses, while Sprout Social's features in this area are seen as less intuitive and harder to navigate.
- Reviewers say that both platforms offer solid "Social Reporting" capabilities, but users mention that Sprout Social's report customizability is slightly less flexible compared to Zoho Social's options.
- Users report that Zoho Social's "Sentiment Analysis" feature is more advanced, providing deeper insights into audience reactions, while Sprout Social's sentiment tools are functional but not as nuanced.
- 5 social profiles
- All-in-one social inbox
- Social content calendar
- 1 Team Member
- 1 Brand
- 6 Social Channels (Twitter Profile, Facebook Page, LinkedIn Profile, LinkedIn Company Page, Google My Business listing, and Instagram Profile)
The incredibly clean UI makes this tool a breeze to use for daily social media monitoring. Up to 50 different channels can be added to the platform, making it very easy for a community manager to respond quickly for multiple brands. Teams also have the...
Firstly, the features are a bit lacking. Sprout Social pulls @mentions and #hashtags into the feed but photo tags and other social media tags are not pulled in by Sprout Social requiring you to log into each social media channel and check. Secondly, the...
I like the smooth immersion in the platform and the clean layout, I like that visually it's not crowded, and the fact that they thought about my UX/UI needs, I like it's easy to plan and easy to follow - and I really like it's well integrated with my needs.
I think that the service is too expensive. I use the lowest tier of their product and I would not increase to the next tier because I don't think it's worth the price. There are some neat tools but they aren't worth their price.
The incredibly clean UI makes this tool a breeze to use for daily social media monitoring. Up to 50 different channels can be added to the platform, making it very easy for a community manager to respond quickly for multiple brands. Teams also have the...
I like the smooth immersion in the platform and the clean layout, I like that visually it's not crowded, and the fact that they thought about my UX/UI needs, I like it's easy to plan and easy to follow - and I really like it's well integrated with my needs.
Firstly, the features are a bit lacking. Sprout Social pulls @mentions and #hashtags into the feed but photo tags and other social media tags are not pulled in by Sprout Social requiring you to log into each social media channel and check. Secondly, the...
I think that the service is too expensive. I use the lowest tier of their product and I would not increase to the next tier because I don't think it's worth the price. There are some neat tools but they aren't worth their price.
