Prices checked 30 September 2026Updated

Quetzal vs Fanpage Karma: the Fanpage Karma alternative that makes the posts

Fanpage Karma measures your profiles and your competitors' in depth. Quetzal makes your posts, publishes them and uses your own results to plan the next week.

Quick answer

Pick Quetzal if you want your social media done for you: posts planned from your brand, written in your voice and published to Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, X and YouTube. Pick Fanpage Karma if analytics and competitor benchmarking are the heart of your work and one price for unlimited brands suits you, from $49 a month per subscription (Professional).

Quetzal starts at $116 a month per brand, or $89 a month billed yearly (Starter). Unlimited posts on every plan. Plans differ in connected accounts, designed images a month and AI reels, which start on Pro.

Fanpage Karma costs less, and because one plan covers unlimited brands, the gap grows fast for an agency with many clients. Quetzal is priced per brand because it makes each brand's posts.

14 days free. Card required, nothing charged today.

At a glance

Best for

Fanpage Karma
Analysts and agencies that benchmark many brands against competitors and make the posts themselves
Quetzal
Businesses and agencies that want the posts done for them

Who makes the posts

Fanpage Karma
You do; its AI helps when you ask
Quetzal
Quetzal, from your brand. You approve each one or let it run. Unlimited posts on every plan.

AI video

Fanpage Karma
Not listed on their site
Quetzal
Presenter reels with word-timed captions from Pro, 10 a month

Networks it publishes to

Fanpage Karma
Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Threads and Bluesky
Quetzal
Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, X and YouTube

Approval before publishing

Fanpage Karma
Yes
Quetzal
Yes: review mode holds every post, and clients approve by link

Comments and messages

Fanpage Karma
Inbox included
Quetzal
Comment-to-DM replies on Instagram and Facebook from Growth; not a shared inbox

App languages

Fanpage Karma
English, German and Spanish
Quetzal
English and Spanish; posts in your brand's language, with its regional variant

Price from

Fanpage Karma
$49 a month per subscription (Professional)
Quetzal
$116 a month per brand (Starter)

Billed yearly

Fanpage Karma
$35 a month per subscription, billed yearly (Professional)
Quetzal
$89 a month, billed yearly (Starter)

Free plan

Fanpage Karma
Yes
Quetzal
No

Free trial

Fanpage Karma
14 days, card not stated
Quetzal
14 days; card required, nothing charged today

Refunds

Fanpage Karma
Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least a day before the period ends; after cancelling, paid features stay on until the end of the period already paid.
Quetzal
Cancel in the 14-day trial and pay nothing. A yearly or quarterly plan cancelled within 30 days of a charge is refunded, minus the months started. Otherwise, no refunds.

Fanpage Karma's price basis: One price per subscription for unlimited brands and profiles, with 3 users included; approval workflows, a team inbox, deeper analysis and automated reports are add-ons priced per brand, all before VAT. Prices in US dollars, as shown on its pricing page. Quetzal charges per brand, in US dollars, with sales tax added at checkout where it applies. Source: their pricing page.

Where Fanpage Karma wins

  • One price for unlimited brands and profiles
  • Deep analytics with side-by-side competitor comparison
  • A free plan with no time limit
  • Replies to comments and messages from one inbox
  • A data API and MCP access on the paid plan

Stay with Fanpage Karma if analytics and competitor benchmarking across many brands are the core of your work, and your team makes the posts.

Where Quetzal is different

The week arrives planned and written

Quetzal reads your website and brand kit, plans the week and writes every post in your voice. You open a finished week instead of an empty calendar.

Designed posts and carousels in your brand

Quetzal designs posts, carousels and stories in your colours and type, so every account looks like one brand. Designed images come on every plan, and posts from your own photos are unlimited.

Finished reels, ready to publish

From Pro, Quetzal makes AI reels for you: a presenter says a script written from your brand, with captions timed to each word. Each reel publishes like any other post.

Next week is planned from last week's results

Every post is measured, and what worked on your own accounts shapes what comes next. No report to read.

What it costs at your size

One brand, three accounts

Fanpage Karma
$49 (Professional)
Quetzal
$116 (Starter)

One brand, six accounts

Fanpage Karma
$49 (Professional)
Quetzal
$298 (Growth)

Three brands, three accounts each

Fanpage Karma
$49 (Professional)
Quetzal
$313 (3 × Starter)

Monthly billing on both sides, each tool in its own unit (Fanpage Karma: per subscription). An account is one connected social profile. Three brands on Quetzal share one agency invoice, with the agency discount already applied.

Switching from Fanpage Karma

Keep your Fanpage Karma dashboards: nothing has to move. Connect your accounts to Quetzal, paste your website, and Quetzal drafts the first week from your brand.

Quetzal publishes through each network's official connection, so Fanpage Karma keeps reading every post and its results, and your competitor reports carry on as before.

Which one to choose

Choose Quetzal if your reports already tell you what should be posted, but nobody has the time to make it.

Try for free

Choose Fanpage Karma if analytics and competitor benchmarking across many brands are the core of your work, and your team makes the posts.

Visit Fanpage Karma

Questions people ask

Is Quetzal better than Fanpage Karma?

At different things. Fanpage Karma is strong at analytics, competitor comparison and handling comments across unlimited brands. Quetzal takes care of what comes before the report: planning the content, writing it, designing it and publishing it.

What is the main difference between Quetzal and Fanpage Karma?

Fanpage Karma tells you how your posts and your competitors' performed. Quetzal makes the posts and plans the next week from what worked on your own accounts, without you having to read a report.

Which is cheaper for one brand with three accounts?

Billed monthly, one brand with three accounts costs $116 (Starter) on Quetzal and $49 (Professional) on Fanpage Karma. Fanpage Karma costs less, and because one plan covers unlimited brands, the gap grows fast for an agency with many clients. Quetzal is priced per brand because it makes each brand's posts.

Does Fanpage Karma create posts, images or video for you?

According to Fanpage Karma's own pages, checked on 30 September 2026: its AI helps you write when you ask. Quetzal plans, writes and designs your posts on every plan, and makes AI reels from Pro.

Can I use Quetzal and Fanpage Karma together?

Yes, and they pair well: Quetzal creates and publishes the content, and Fanpage Karma measures it next to your competitors. Quetzal publishes through each network's official connection, so its posts show up in Fanpage Karma like any others.

How do I move from Fanpage Karma to Quetzal?

Connect your accounts to Quetzal, paste your website and review the brand kit it builds. The first week is drafted for your approval. There is no need to cancel Fanpage Karma: its free plan keeps running with no time limit.

Decide with your own week in front of you

Type your website and see a week of posts made for your brand. Free, and no account needed.

14 days free. Card required, nothing charged today.

How we compare

Fanpage Karma's prices were read from its pricing page on 30 September 2026 (monthly billing, USD). Features were checked on Fanpage Karma's own pages on 30 September 2026; where Fanpage Karma does not say, we write "not listed". We make Quetzal, so this is a vendor's comparison. If anything is wrong or out of date, write to hello@quetzaltech.es and we will correct it within 48 hours. Fanpage Karma is a trademark of its owner; Quetzal is not affiliated with Fanpage Karma.

Fanpage Karma alternative: Quetzal vs Fanpage Karma (2026)