Verified: 2026-11-12, oneupapp.io/price.
OneUp has put a post limit on Intermediate, its US$60-a-month plan. The Intermediate card on its pricing page now lists “15 Social Accounts” followed by “800 Scheduled Posts”. When our sweep read the page on 2026-11-10, that line read “Unlimited Posts*”. The plan comparison table changed the same way: its “Scheduled Posts” row now reads “300”, “800”, “Unlimited Posts*”, “Unlimited Posts*” for Basic, Intermediate, Growth and Business, where Intermediate previously matched the two plans above it.
Prices did not move: Basic US$25 (US$15 billed annually), Intermediate US$60 (US$48, “$576 billed annually”), Growth US$120 (US$84), Business US$300 (US$240), Enterprise from US$2,000 a month.
The automation rows were rewritten in the same update. On 2026-11-10 the table had three separate rows: “Instagram and Facebook DM automation” at “(Max of 1)”, “(Max of 5)”, “(Max of 8)”, “(Max of 12)” across the four plans, plus “Auto-reply to comments based on keyword in the comment” and “Auto-label comments based on keyword in the comment”, each at “(Max of 5)”, “(Max of 8)”, “(Max of 12)” on the three upper plans. They are now one row, “DM and Comment automations”, at “(Max of 1)”, “(Max of 7)”, “(Max of 10)”, “(Max of 14)”. The page does not say whether the new limit is one shared pool across DMs and comments, so we are not calling it a cut or a raise.
What it means for buyers: unlimited scheduled posts now start at Growth (US$120 a month, US$84 billed annually). Intermediate is also where OneUp’s approvals and password-free client links begin, so a team that needs approvals and schedules more than 800 posts now has to move to Growth.
The change landed between our 2026-11-10 and 2026-11-12 captures. It held in four static fetches and a headless-browser render on 2026-11-12.
Current numbers on the OneUp profile.
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