Prices and reviews checked 21 October 2026

Soclo and Blaze

Blaze sells a do-it-yourself content plan and a separate done-for-you plan. Older prices in reviews are kept with their dates. They are not swapped in for the price on the page.

Their pricing page: blaze.ai/pricing. Soclo’s prices: soclo.app/pricing. All five comparisons are listed on Soclo vs.

What reviewers wrote

Each quote is at most 15 words. It is one person’s account on the date shown. It is not Blaze’s official price, and it is not a survey.

“changed all prices by an approx 40%% increase”

Iw B, 11 November 2025. Trustpilot review.

Iw B wrote that a Creator plan he was signing up for showed $34 and Pro $49, then the prices rose. The “40%%” spelling is his. Blaze replied on 18 November 2025 that the video he cited was from December 2024, that Blaze had increased prices since then, and that the product had changed. His figures are a November 2025 account. They are not the Starter price of $79 on 21 October 2026.

What Soclo publishes instead

Soclo’s current prices are the ones printed on the pricing page, in pounds, including VAT where it applies. This page does not claim those prices never change. Check the page on the day you subscribe.

Pricing

“most of the time the responses are generic, repetitive, or just poorly written”

Hannah Mead, 4 March 2026. Trustpilot review.

Thirteen words from Hannah Mead’s review of blaze.ai on Trustpilot, titled “Tool Failures and No Refund”. The same review also describes a refund of one third after a failed interface. That refund split is the reviewer’s account, not a Soclo finding about Blaze’s policy.

What Soclo publishes instead

Soclo’s Brand Kit is the published brief for generated words and pictures: voice, offers, and what you never want said. You can rewrite a post. Soclo does not claim that filling in a Brand Kit makes every result usable.

Brand Kit guide · Autopilot

Blaze prices on 21 October 2026

Read from blaze.ai/pricing on 21 October 2026, in US dollars. The DIY plans said no credit card is required and that you can cancel anytime. The $999 plan is booked through a call. Soclo’s pounds are in the next table and are not converted.

Blaze list prices, 21 October 2026
Plan	Price they listed	What that plan included
Starter	$79 a month	3 posting accounts, 600 generation credits a month, 1 user, and automated ad campaigns. A free trial is offered on the page.
Growth	$149 a month	10 posting accounts, 1,500 generation credits a month, unlimited users, and a yearly planning window.
All-In-One	$999 a month	A managed offer: funnel, website, content, Google Business Profile, search ads, an AI receptionist, lead qualification, reviews and reporting. The page says to book a call. No self-serve card price beyond the $999 figure.

Soclo prices the same day

Pounds, including VAT where it applies. Every paid plan includes the same features. The difference is how many credits you get. A free account can connect and publish work you made yourself. One-off top-ups do not expire. Publishing your own posts does not spend credits.

Soclo published prices, 21 October 2026
Plan	Monthly	Annual, where listed	Credits
Free	£0	—	0 credits
Starter	£7.99	£79.99	200 credits
Pro	£19.99	£199.99	800 credits
Business	£49.99	£479.99	2,500 credits
Autonomy	£99.99	£959.99	6,000 credits

Credit packs that day: 50 for £1.99, 120 for £4.99, 350 for £14.99, 1,000 for £39.99, and 2,500 for £99.99. Details and the purchase screen are on pricing and in how credits work.

When Blaze is a better fit

You want Blaze’s done-for-you All-In-One plan at the $999 price they list, including work Soclo does not sell as a managed service.
You want a separate Blaze workspace per brand. Blaze’s pricing FAQ says each brand is its own workspace. Soclo’s published plans do not add brand workspaces.
On the same pricing page, Blaze says that on day 3 of the trial, content starts autoposting if accounts are connected. If you want that trial behaviour, Blaze is the fit. Soclo waits for approval until you set a post type to Just post.

Soclo still fits the jobs already published on this site: making posts, pictures and video with the price shown first, planning a week in Autopilot with approval until you choose Just post, and pausing an advert that is wasting money without raising the ceiling you set. See Autopilot and Ads Watch.

What is Blaze’s list price on the date of this page?

On blaze.ai/pricing on 21 October 2026, Starter was $79 a month, Growth was $149 a month, and All-In-One was $999 a month. Reviews that mention $34, $49 or a doubled rate are quoted with their own dates and, where Blaze replied, with that reply.

Does Blaze’s trial post on its own?

Blaze’s pricing page says that on day 3 of the trial, content starts autoposting if accounts are connected, and that the trial ends on day 7. That is their description. Soclo’s published default is different: each post waits until you set that type to Just post.

Can Soclo raise an ad budget on its own?

No. You set the ceiling. Ads Watch can pause an advert that is wasting money and tell you what it did. Soclo does not quietly raise that ceiling. Moving budget from one advert to another is not claimed here.

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