A Pallyy alternative that makes the posts as well as publishing them
Pallyy is a tidy, low-cost publishing desk for agencies: one calendar per client, sign-off from a shared link with no client seat, an inbox and a free plan. It expects the posts to exist already. QuQi makes them: Social Copywriter writes each day’s post for every channel and pairs it with a picture or carousel in the website’s own brand.
Why people look for an alternative to Pallyy
Pallyy’s own feature list and the alternatives articles point to three needs, two of them about the work before a post reaches the calendar.
Someone still writes every caption
Pallyy publishes what you put in. Its AI captions draft from a description you give, with a tone, a length and hashtags, and it does not plan or write posts on its own. For an agency with ten clients, that is ten calendars someone fills each week.
The pictures come from elsewhere
There is no image or video maker inside Pallyy. Media arrives from Canva, Unsplash, Dropbox, Box or OneDrive, or from your own camera, and Pallyy crops and publishes it. Each post’s picture is still a separate job in a separate tool.
Approving away from a desk
Some reviewers find Pallyy works better on the web than on a phone, and its support keeps Australian hours. Owners who approve between jobs want each request to reach them in an app they already use.
What QuQi does instead
QuQi’s crew covers the making, and the website the posts point to.
Writes one post a day for each client website, in a separate version for every channel, with a picture or carousel made for it. When posts wait for review, the request can reach your phone on Telegram or WhatsApp, with Approve and Reject buttons.
Delivers a short video every Friday, voiced, set to music and featuring the shop’s own products where there are some, to post from the library or the chat.
Researches and writes SEO articles in each client’s voice and publishes them to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Ghost or Notion.
Audits each client site weekly and turns the findings into PDF reports you can send by email, WhatsApp or Telegram, in your agency’s brand once QuQi turns that on.
Pallyy and QuQi, side by side
QuQi’s column is for a paid plan. The free plan audits and analyses the website, and publishing starts on a paid plan.
Pallyy’s details were checked on October 18, 2026 on its own pages: pallyy.com/pricing, pallyy.com/features/approvals, pallyy.com/features/mcp, pallyy.com/help/ai-captions, pallyy.com/ai-info . Plans and features change, so check there before you buy. Pallyy is a trademark of its owner; QuQi is not affiliated with it.
When Pallyy is the better pick
QuQi is not the answer to everything Pallyy does. Stay with it, or use both, if this sounds like you.
- Your agency makes its own posts and wants pricing by client, starting with a free plan for one social set.
- Clients sign off from a shared calendar link and comment in threads, without ever needing an account or a seat.
- You want an inbox for comments, DMs and Google reviews, plus link-in-bio pages, on the first paid plan.
Moving from Pallyy to QuQi
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Clients become websites
Add each client’s website to one QuQi account. Each gets its own crew, plan and bill, and QuQi reads the site for its colours, logo and the words to use and avoid before the first post.
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Settle who gives the OK
A new crew posts on its own. Switch Social posts off for a client, and every post waits in that website’s chat for your OK, with a note by email. Keep Pallyy’s link for the clients whose posts you still make yourself.
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Run a month side by side
Move a few clients to QuQi and leave the rest in Pallyy, with its inbox still handling their comments and reviews. At the end of the month, compare the posts and the hours each one took.
Other Pallyy alternatives
Later
A visual social media planner and scheduler, sold beside Later’s influencer marketing platform, for creators and small brands that plan Instagram first.
Buffer
A social media scheduler with a free plan and per-channel pricing, made for creators and small businesses who write and design their own posts.
Planable
A collaboration-first social media tool where teams and clients review, approve and schedule posts, built for agencies and multi-brand companies.
Sendible
A social media scheduler and agency dashboard with unlimited users, client approvals, an inbox and branded reports, for agencies and multi-location brands.
Metricool
A planner and analytics tool for freelancers and agencies that schedules to 11 networks and reports on posts and ads, with a free plan.
Pallyy alternative: common questions
Is there a free Pallyy alternative?
Pallyy itself is free for one social set, with 15 image posts a month and one user, which suits a single small brand. QuQi starts free too, but its free plan only audits and analyses the website. Posts, pictures and publishing come with a paid plan.
Will QuQi design the images and videos my clients need?
Yes. Every post from Social Copywriter comes with a picture or carousel laid out in the website’s fonts, logo and colours, and Video Producer makes short videos with a voice and music. Pallyy publishes the media you bring and does not make it.
Does QuQi have an inbox like Pallyy’s?
No. QuQi does not collect comments, messages or reviews, and it does not reply to them or report on posts. Agencies that answer on their clients’ behalf can keep Pallyy’s inbox and let QuQi make the posts.
Can an agency run every client in QuQi?
Yes. Each client website sits under your account with its own crew, plan and bill, and teammates join as owner, admin, editor or viewer. QuQi can also turn on agency branding for the account, with your name and logo.
Which networks does QuQi post to?
Nine: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, Threads, Pinterest, X, Google Business, and YouTube for videos. Pallyy adds Bluesky, so keep it for that one if a client needs it.