Event companies often buy social media in bursts: a freelancer for the season, an agency for a launch. The feed then goes quiet until the next burst. Before you compare prices, decide whether you want a burst or a steady feed, because they cost different amounts and do different jobs.
What to ask before you compare
- Posts and platforms. How many a week, on Instagram and LinkedIn? Are Reels and Stories included?
- Whose material. Do they work from your event photos and clips? Stock event photos on an event company’s feed do harm.
- Turnaround. How fast can they post a finished event? A week later is fine. A month later the moment has passed.
- Approval. Will you see every post before it goes out? What happens on event days when nobody can check email?
- Term and fees. Is there a minimum term or a setup fee?
- Extras. Paid ads and photo shoots are often priced separately.
What we charge
AED 2,899 a month with no setup fee and no minimum term. You get a post every weekday on your own Instagram and LinkedIn, each with a Reel, written and designed in your look from your own events. Send photos and clips by replying to any preview email. Every post reaches you before it goes out and silence approves it once its window closes. Each month we put your buyers’ questions to ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude and show you the dated answers. Extras like paid ads or a shoot day are on our add-ons page.
How to weigh it
One corporate client who books an annual conference can be worth more than a year of fees. Compare with that and with the cost of the feed going quiet through the season when buyers are choosing. The cheapest option is the one that keeps posting in November.
A fair start
Ask to see your look and first posts before paying a full month. Our monthly plan starts with five days free: nothing is published and nothing is charged until they are over.