Verified: 2026-09-22, skedsocial.com/pricing.
Sked Social’s pricing page no longer shows its Basic plan. On 2026-09-19 the page listed four plans: Basic at US$24/mo billed annually (“billed as US$290/yr”, “1 user · 1 social set”), Grow at US$58, Accelerate at US$166 and Custom from US$249, with a link reading “See detailed comparison of all 4 plans”. On 2026-09-22 the plan cards are Grow, Accelerate and Custom, the comparison table has three columns, and the same link reads “See detailed comparison of all 3 plans”. We loaded the page from five fresh browser sessions and read the server-rendered HTML; every copy showed three plans.
The surviving prices did not move. Grow is US$58/mo billed annually (“billed as US$690/yr”) or US$69 monthly; Accelerate is US$166/mo annually (“billed as US$1,990/yr”) or US$199 monthly; Custom is “From US$249 /mo” annually or US$299 monthly. The add-on rows are unchanged: extra profiles “+US$80/yr each” on Grow and “+US$100/yr each” on Accelerate, extra users “+US$150/yr each” on Accelerate.
The cheapest plan a buyer can see is therefore Grow, at US$58/mo annually or US$69 monthly, against Basic’s US$24/mo annually or US$29 monthly: the visible entry price is 2.4 times higher. The page has not caught up with itself. Its FAQ still says “Sked Social has four plans: Basic at US$29 a month (US$290 a year) for 1 user”, and the plan data embedded in the page still carries Basic at US$29/mo without a hidden flag. Basic may still be purchasable through the trial signup; we did not test that. What changed is what Sked shows a buyer.
The change landed between 2026-09-19 and 2026-09-22, dated from our own sweeps. The Wayback Machine was offline during this sweep.
Current numbers on the Sked Social profile.
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