Social Status

Social Status is an analytics and reporting service for brands and agencies that need to bring social profile, advertising, competitor and influencer data into reports. It is best suited to teams with recurring reporting needs; its value depends on whether the plan supports the channels and history they need.

Overview

Social Status combines owned-profile dashboards with ad, competitor and influencer analytics. It can consolidate reports across channels and export them as CSV, XLSX, PDF, PPTX or Google Slides. White-label options for logos, fonts and colors make the reporting workflow particularly useful for agencies presenting results under their own branding.

Supported channels include Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn and X, but availability varies by plan. Account eligibility also matters: Facebook analytics support Pages, Instagram analytics require a Professional Profile connected to a Facebook Page, and LinkedIn analytics support Company Pages.

Key features

• Profile analytics: A consolidated dashboard tracks owned pages and profiles across supported channels, helping teams assemble cross-channel reporting without treating each account as a separate reporting workflow.
• Ads analytics: Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn ad reporting includes segmentation and filtering. This suits teams that need to examine campaign results by selected dimensions, but does not cover ad reporting across every supported profile channel.
• Competitor analytics: Public profiles and pages on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok and X can be tracked, giving brands a way to benchmark competitors alongside their own channels.
• Influencer analytics: Read-only profile connections consolidate influencer and creator campaign performance. The read-only approach supports measurement without granting broader account access.
• Exports and branding: Reports can be exported to CSV, XLSX, PDF, PPTX or Google Slides, with logos, fonts and colors customizable for white-label reporting. This is a practical strength for client-facing work; teams that only need dashboards may not benefit as much from branded exports.
• History and API: Data history ranges from one month on Free to six months on Essential. Historical Stories data is unavailable when a profile is first connected, so teams needing older Stories performance should not assume a new connection will fill that gap. The API is an optional add-on for Gold, Platinum or Enterprise customers, with JSON endpoints for data and reports.

Pricing

Social Status uses a freemium model, with monthly billing and no mandatory contracts. The 14-day trial gives prospective paid users a short evaluation window, while the Free plan provides a continuing entry point. Plan Quota is the stated allowance; the plan figures below show how that allowance and data history change with price.

• Free — free, billed $0 /month: 1 Plan Quota, 1 Month Data History and report exports. It is suitable for a small evaluation or narrowly scoped reporting, but its quota and history make it a poor fit for multiple clients or longer comparisons.
• Micro — $9 a month, billed $9 /month or $108 /year: 3 Plan Quota, 2 Months Data History and report exports. This is the lowest-cost paid tier for a freelancer or small reporting workload; it lacks the white-label reports and broader export formats specified for higher tiers.
• Basic — $29 a month, billed $29 /month or $348 /year: 10 Plan Quota, 3 Months Data History, CSV/XLSX, PDF and PPTX reports, and white-label reports. It fits teams that need branded client reports, though the history remains limited to three months.
• Essential — $49 a month, billed $49 /month or $588 /year: 40 Plan Quota, 6 Months Data History, CSV/XLSX, PDF and PPTX reports, white-label reports, and all social channels supported on small business plans. It is the stronger fit for a broader small-business reporting workload; it still does not provide more than six months of history.

Gold, Platinum and Enterprise customers can add the API; those plans use custom pricing. The company advertises responsive support, but no response-time commitment is stated.

Platforms

Social Status supports web and API access. The API is not included as a general platform entitlement: it is an optional add-on for Gold, Platinum or Enterprise customers.

Who it's for

Social Status is a good match for freelancers, agencies and brands that need to consolidate social analytics into recurring reports, especially when white-label exports or competitor and influencer campaign measurement are part of the work. Its audience also includes not-for-profits, government departments and multinational corporations, though larger or more complex requirements should be checked against plan-level channel access and history. It is less compelling for teams primarily seeking a publishing workflow, or for reporting that depends on unsupported account types or older Stories data.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Multiple export formats and white-label controls make it useful for client- or stakeholder-facing reporting.
• Pro: Owned profiles, ads, competitors and influencer campaigns sit within one analytics product, covering more than owned-channel reporting alone.
• Pro: A Free plan and paid plans starting at $9/mo provide a low-cost way to begin before moving to higher quotas and longer history.
• Con: Channel availability varies by plan, and account-type requirements exclude some Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn profiles.
• Con: History is capped at one month on Free and six months on Essential, and historical Stories data is unavailable on first connection.
• Con: The API requires an add-on for Gold, Platinum or Enterprise customers rather than being part of the listed lower plans.

Alternatives

Iconosquare is worth considering for a mobile-accessible analytics option: it supports Android, iOS and web, and its Free plan includes one user, 10 posts per month per profile and one month of analytics history.

Pixalera is a web-based freemium alternative whose Free plan emphasizes publishing and automation limits, including one social channel, three scheduled posts per month and 25 AutoDM messages per month.

Fanpage Karma is another freemium option for users who want a free dashboard with one user and brand, five owned and five competitor profiles, and 30 days of history.

ViralDashboard is a web-based freemium alternative with a Free plan covering three social profiles, one brand, 30 scheduled posts per month and a basic analytics dashboard.

Sprout Social is a paid alternative for readers who prefer a per-seat plan; its Essentials tier costs $79 a month with annual billing and includes five social profiles.

Socialinsider is a paid web and API alternative whose Adapt plan is $82 a month, with yearly billing shown as $990/year, up to 20 social accounts, three months of historical data and one seat.

SocialXylo is a free, web-based alternative.

Facelift Cloud is a paid alternative with Professional, Business and Enterprise plans.

Browse more options in Social Media Analytics Software.

Verdict

Choose Social Status if your work centers on consolidating social analytics into branded reports and you can confirm that your required channels, account types and history fit the plan. Its mix of profile, ad, competitor and influencer reporting is the main reason to choose it; look elsewhere if your work depends on older historical data, first-connection Stories history or an included API.