Socxo
8.0#1 in social media advocacy softwareFrom $96 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitSocxo vs Vulse
What both publish
| Fact | Socxo | Vulse |
|---|---|---|
| Analytics | Dashboards report content shares, engagement, reach, conversions, goals and earned media value, including advocate-level performance. | The platform tracks profile-level impressions, engagement, and follower growth using LinkedIn data, and provides weekly reports and an Account Score. |
| Audience | Socxo describes Advocacy as serving employee advocacy and brand programs, while Signals is aimed at revenue teams and Socxly at marketers and personal-brand builders. | Vulse says it focuses on B2B teams and is designed exclusively for LinkedIn. |
| Headquarters | Singapore, with an office in Bengaluru, India | Vulse lists its United Kingdom headquarters at Huckletree, 9 Great Ancoats St, Manchester M4 5AD. |
| Integrations | The Signals page says it plugs into Salesforce, HubSpot, Dynamics, and Pipedrive, or can stand on its own. | Vulse says all integrations are included in every seat, but the opened pricing page does not name them. |
Socxo plans
- Socxly free tierFree
- Socxly Basic$12 a month
- Socxly Pro$29 a month
- Socxly Basic$96 a year
- Socxly Pro$279 a year
- Socxly Free (with free-to-use domain)—
Vulse plans
- Employee advocacy£5 a month
- Personal brand£21 a month
Pick Socxo if…
Socxo Advocacy suits employee advocacy and brand programs, while Socxly is aimed at marketers and personal-brand builders. Signals is intended for revenue teams that want buyer and account context from engagement and other GTM sources.
Pick Vulse if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.