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BufferProduct change · Feature change · Apr 20 → Apr 27, 2026

Buffer Expands Comment Reply Support to YouTube and Mastodon

Verified Apr 27, 2026Marketing & ContentDirection: neutral
The changeAll plans feature — feature change.
Before · Apr 208
After · Apr 2710
+25%
1 change2 capturesApr 20, 2026 → Apr 27, 2026

What happened

Between the Apr 20, 2026 and Apr 27, 2026 captures of Buffer's pricing page, Pulse recorded one change: Community inbox 'Reply to comments' feature now supports YouTube and Mastodon, expanding from 8 to 10 supported platforms across all plans. Pulse files it as a product change (feature change) with a neutral direction. Pulse's latest capture (Aug 10, 2026) lists Essentials at $5 and Team at $10.

It lands 13 days after Buffer's previous change, "Buffer adds machine-readable pricing page for AI agents" (Apr 13, 2026). Before that Pulse recorded "Buffer: comment scheduling and replies expand to Facebook, TikTok and Google Business Profile" (Apr 3, 2026), "Reply to comments feature expanded to support TikTok and Google Business Profile posts" (Mar 16, 2026) and "Buffer slashes prices 75% but cuts default channels to 1" (Mar 3, 2026). Buffer has been tracked since 2023-11-14.

In the same window Hootsuite and Sproutsocial also changed their Marketing & Content pricing pages. Those moves are listed further down, and the Pulse Agent can compare them side by side.

  • All plans · Feature+25%
    810

Values as written on Buffer's public pricing page in the two captures Pulse compared; where the page states no number, the cells give the wording before and after.

Evidence

The two captures Pulse compared

Full-page captures of Buffer's pricing page (buffer.com) from Apr 20, 2026 and Apr 27, 2026; the change is marked around the middle of the page, where all plans feature reads 8 and then 10.

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Buffer, the last 90 days

Full history
  1. Aug 10, 2026improvedBuffer: Free plan 24-hr API limit raised (100→250)
  2. Jul 20, 2026packagingBuffer: 'Audience demographics' feature removed; Analytics relabeled
  3. Jul 2, 2026improvedBuffer: API access added to all plans
  4. Apr 27, 2026improvedBuffer Expands Comment Reply Support to YouTube and Mastodon · this change
  5. Apr 13, 2026improvedBuffer adds machine-readable pricing page for AI agents
  6. Apr 3, 2026packagingBuffer: comment scheduling and replies expand to Facebook, TikTok and Google Business Profile
  7. Mar 16, 2026improvedReply to comments feature expanded to support TikTok and Google Business Profile posts
  8. Mar 3, 2026packagingBuffer slashes prices 75% but cuts default channels to 1

Across Marketing & Content in the same window

All Marketing & Content changes
  1. HootsuiteApr 22Hootsuite slashes Standard to $99 and Advanced to $249 per user/month
  2. SproutsocialApr 9Sproutsocial reshuffles Standard plan, gates key reporting tools
  3. HootsuiteApr 5Hootsuite Expands Auto-Boost to LinkedIn, Adds Reddit for Social Ads
  4. HootsuiteApr 3Hootsuite Triples Skip-Trial Discount to 25% Off Annual Plans
  5. HootsuiteMar 17Hootsuite boosts annual trial discounts to 25% for Standard and Advanced plans.

Questions about this change

Did Buffer raise prices in April 2026?

No list-price increase was recorded between Apr 20, 2026 and Apr 27, 2026. The change Pulse detected was a product change: feature change.

What changed on Buffer's pricing page between Apr 20, 2026 and Apr 27, 2026?

All plans feature: 8 → 10 (+25%). Pulse compared the captures it took on Apr 20, 2026 and Apr 27, 2026; the before/after table above lists each item as written on the page.

How often does Buffer change its pricing?

Pulse recorded 4 other pricing-page changes for Buffer in the 90 days before this one; the previous change was "Buffer adds machine-readable pricing page for AI agents" on Apr 13, 2026; Buffer has been tracked since 2023-11-14.