# Tesselith vs Buffer

> Tesselith vs Buffer: networks, pricing and features side by side.

Canonical: https://tesselith.com/compare/buffer

Buffer is known for a calm, uncluttered scheduler built around a posting queue, with a free plan for up to 3 channels. Paid plans are priced per channel, so the cost grows with every account you connect. Approval workflows are part of its Team plan.

## Buffer pricing (checked November 2026)

| Plan | Price | Includes |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Free | $0 | 3 channels, 10 scheduled posts per channel, 1 user |
| Essentials | $5 / channel / mo | Unlimited posts, 1 user, no approvals |
| Team | $10 / channel / mo | Unlimited users, approval workflows, branded reports |

Source: https://buffer.com/pricing

## Where Tesselith differs

- Plans include a set number of channels, so connecting your fifth or tenth account doesn't add to your bill.
- Telegram channels sit on the same calendar as Instagram, YouTube, Threads, Bluesky and Mastodon.
- Client approvals come with a portal your clients can use without an account.
- Evergreen recycling and RSS publishing are built in, so your feed stays active between new posts.

## Questions people ask

### Is Tesselith cheaper than Buffer?

For most growing accounts, yes. Buffer charges $5 per channel each month on annual billing, so five or more channels add up quickly. Tesselith's plans include a set number of channels for one price.

### How do I move from Buffer to Tesselith?

Connect your accounts and schedule the next week or two in Tesselith. Most teams are set up in under an hour.

### What does Tesselith offer that Buffer doesn't?

Telegram support, built-in evergreen recycling and RSS publishing, and client approvals with a no-login portal.

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