Vibiz vs Loomly: AI calendar or AI content and ads?

Loomly wins for marketing teams that need approvals, roles and many accounts on one calendar. Vibiz wins when you also need designed visuals, landing pages and Meta and Google ads.

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Which is better, Vibiz or Loomly?

LoomlyPick Loomly if

  • Several reviewers must approve posts before they go out
  • You manage 12 or more social accounts across calendars
  • You want light social listening and AI analytics in the same tool
  • You work from Slack or Microsoft Teams and want approvals there

Best for: In-house marketing teams and small agencies that review posts together across a dozen or more accounts.

Pick Vibiz if

  • You need product photos, video and designed posts, not just captions
  • You want Meta and Google campaigns launched alongside organic posts
  • You need landing pages with checkout for the traffic
  • Reddit, Bluesky or Telegram are part of your channel mix

Best for: Owners and small teams who want the content produced end to end, with paid campaigns and pages in the same place.

Job by job

Vibiz vs Loomly, job by job
JobVibizLoomlyLoomly
Plan the content calendarYes: Proposes a month, you approveYes: AI plans weeks of content
Generate posts and imagesYes: Designed from your brand kitYes: Captions, visuals and variations
Approval workflows and rolesPartly: You approve each postYes: Roles and approvals from Starter
Reply to comments and DMsYes: Inbox with suggested repliesYes: AI replies, assign conversations
Social listeningNo: Not offeredPartly: 2 or 5 a month
Launch paid campaignsYes: Meta and Google, fee shownNo: Not described on site
Build landing pagesYes: Pages with checkoutNo: Not described on site

Pricing by plan

Vibiz and Loomly prices by plan level
Plan levelVibizLoomlyLoomly
TrialNo free plan or trial7-day free trial, no credit card
EntryPro, $79 a month, or $63 a month billed yearly: 250 generations, 50 posts, 5 brandsStarter, $49 a month billed yearly ($588 a year) or $65 monthly: 12 accounts, 3 users
GrowthUltra, $229 a month, or $183 a month billed yearly: 500 generations, unlimited brandsBeyond, $249 a month billed yearly ($2,988 a year) or $332 monthly: 60 accounts, unlimited users
EnterpriseNo separate tier: Pro and Ultra onlyEnterprise, custom pricing for 61 or more accounts

Prices as of October 2026. Loomly's yearly plans are paid upfront at a 25% discount and cannot be cancelled early. Nonprofits get 50% off for life. AI usage is limited monthly on Starter and extended on Beyond. The Vibiz service fee on ad budget is 20% of the first $100 a day, 5% of the part up to $1,000 and 1% above that.

Two AI-first tools with different finish lines

Loomly has rebuilt itself around AI. Its homepage promises 30-plus days of content in minutes, ten-plus channels from one calendar and engagement handled around the clock. In practice that means an AI assistant you chat with, a planner that suggests timing and topics, post generation with captions, visuals and per-platform variations, AI-drafted replies for comments and DMs, mention and trend tracking, and AI analytics that explain what performed. Underneath sits the part Loomly has always been good at: a shared calendar with roles, approval workflows, Slack and Microsoft Teams notifications, a hashtag manager, recurring posts and exportable reports.

Vibiz overlaps on the planning and posting, then keeps going. It extracts a brand kit from your website, produces designed posts, product photography and UGC-style video, and publishes organically to Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Threads, Pinterest, Reddit, Bluesky and Telegram after you approve each post. The same creatives feed paid campaigns on Meta and Google, and it builds landing pages with checkout for that traffic.

So both tools learn your brand. Loomly stops at the published post and the report. Vibiz carries on into ad spend and a page that sells.

What the plans cost

Loomly's pricing is simple. As of October 2026 Starter is $49 a month billed yearly or $65 billed monthly, for 12 social accounts, 3 users and unlimited calendars. Beyond is $249 yearly or $332 monthly for 60 accounts and unlimited users, adding custom branding, custom roles and scheduled reports. Enterprise starts at 61 accounts on a quote. Yearly plans are charged upfront and cannot be ended early. There is a 7-day trial without a card.

Vibiz Pro is $79 a month, or $63 a month billed yearly, with 250 generations, 50 posts a month and up to five brands. It has no free plan or trial, and paid campaigns carry a service fee on budget.

Where Loomly does more

Review chains. If a post passes a copywriter, a manager and a client, Loomly's approvals and custom roles exist for that. Vibiz has one approval step per post.

Account volume. Twelve accounts on the entry plan and sixty on Beyond suit a small agency. Vibiz Pro covers five brands; Ultra removes the cap.

Listening and analytics. Loomly includes a small allowance of listening queries and AI explanations of performance. Vibiz does not offer listening.

Where Vibiz does more

The visuals. Loomly generates images, but Vibiz is built around production: product shots, video cuts and ad creatives that match across the feed and the ad account.

Paid and conversion. Loomly does not describe launching campaigns or building pages. Vibiz runs Meta and Google campaigns and builds the landing page behind them.

Deciding in a week

Loomly's trial is seven days, so plan it. Load one real campaign, invite whoever approves posts, and see whether the workflow saves time. Then compare the result with what Vibiz drafts from your URL. More options are on the Loomly alternatives page.

Frequently asked questions

At the entry level, yes. Loomly Starter is $49 a month billed yearly, or $65 monthly, as of October 2026, for 12 accounts and 3 users. Vibiz Pro costs more but also makes visuals and video, builds landing pages and launches Meta and Google campaigns.

Sources (3)

  1. 1.Loomly pricing page (checked 2026-10-20)
  2. 2.Loomly homepage (checked 2026-10-20)
  3. 3.Vibiz pricing page (checked 2026-10-20)

This page is informational and reflects our own product and workflow recommendations, not professional or legal advice.

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