As per their pricing model, the copy needs to be simplified but at 25$ a user or brand it really isn’t that bad for an agency. If they are just handling one brand for a company, I figure they eat it – it will save an employee enough time per month to pay for itself. Otherwise you can push the 25$ to the client. The kind of brand that needs that level of attention is going to be a big account and won’t balk over 25$.

Thanks again for the writeup!

Thanks for the edit – I will change from Posterous to Drupal.

Please have another look at what I wrote regarding the pricing – if it’s not right, I can edit but I think I have it now :)

A couple of corrections for your blog post (and thanks for the writeup and video!).

1. Although we do not support Posterous, we do support Drupal.
2. The licensing works like this: you get 3 licenses for free, which can be 1 user managing 2 brands or 2 users managing 1 brand. A “brand” is a group of accounts – blogs, twitter, facebook, flickr, as many as you wish. If you need to manage more brands or add more users, you can buy 10 licenses for $250/month. Soon we will be selling individual licenses for $30/month, and we can get people set up on that manually in the meantime.

So if you have 3 people managing 5 clients, you’ll want 8 licenses. If it’s just you, you can add as many social media accounts as you wish, all for free.

Thanks!