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Loopli vs a social media scheduler
A scheduler publishes what you have already written and designed, at the time you pick. Loopli does the making too, and publishes it from a shared calendar.
| A scheduler | Loopli | |
|---|---|---|
| Planning | You fill the calendar | A content plan with pillars and a day-by-day timeline |
| Captions | You write them | Drafted in your brand's voice, in English or Portuguese |
| Images and video | You design or upload them | AI images and short videos, or your own media |
| Publishing | At the time you pick | On schedule, from a shared calendar |
| Comments and messages | Varies by tool | One inbox with replies drafted for you |
| Meta ads | Varies by tool | Campaigns, boosts and lead ads, created paused |
| Reports | Charts | Daily metrics and a plain-language weekly report |
| Who decides | You | You |
When a scheduler is enough
If you already have the posts written and designed and only need them to go out on time, a scheduler does that job.
When Loopli fits better
If the hard part is making the content, answering everyone and keeping ads running, Loopli's agent does that work for you.
- No time to write and design every post
- Comments and messages piling up
- Ads you would boost if someone set them up
- One person or agency running several brands
Questions
- Does Loopli schedule posts too?
- Yes. Posts publish on time from a shared calendar, and you can drag a post to another day to reschedule it.
- Do I lose control with an AI agent?
- No. You decide per brand in Settings → Autopilot what the agent may do by itself; everything else waits for your approval.
- What does Loopli cost?
- Plans start at US$49 a month (Starter), with Pro at US$199 and Agency at US$599, and every account starts with a 14-day free trial.
See what the agent makes for you
Connect your accounts and ask for a week of content. 14 days free, no card needed.