Ayrshare Reviews

I found the API easy to use and implement. I previously tried to integrate directly with the social networks and it was a serious pain. I mainly used the publishing, analytics, and comment features, though I know there are a lot more things I haven't tried yet.

Nothing so far and been happy with the service.

My business needs the ability to publish/post for our clients and get the analytics data on their account and posts.

The great documentation they have actually doesn't take time to understand and its API response is very fast syncing.

Not much but Thinking of the API response structure should be more organized but still It's doing great.

It Help A lot with social account management and the most interesting part was the Auto Schedule as I just schedule it and then watch the analytics to see the results.

It is easy to use, I can have all my social media postings go from one place.

Didn't find anything yet, works well for me.

I no longer have to keep tab of multiple social apps, I can simply post from one place.

That everything you need can be accessed and handled from one place

None at the moment - I have had a great experience with the software!

Managing multiple social media accounts, their assets and their performance can be challenging, especially in a fast-paced environment. This software takes care of a lot of this, all in one place!

Managing multiple social media accounts, resources, and performance can be difficult, particularly in a fast-paced environment. This app handles a lot of this in one spot!

I have not encountered anything to dislike yet

Aryshare API makes it incredibly simple for developers to post to social networking platforms.

Ayrshare is very easy to use to post to multiple social media platforms at the same time via API using Make.com, n8n, or any other automation platform. As it's simply an API, it really isn't fair to compare them to competitors such as SocialBee or Buffer as there isn't a UI.

Tagging or mentioning people is a complete headache and is almost impossible to do without a lot of data finding/automation beforehand. For example, you cannot simply type "@username" you have to use the username's ID, which can sometimes be very difficult to find depending on the platform. Aryshare doesn't offer a way to lookup these IDs, thus you have to find and store them so that you can retrieve them later to be used in posts. This was a deal breaker for me.

Aryshare API, in theory, makes it very easy for developers like myself that don't need a fancy UI to post to social media platforms. However, they have additional work to do such as the ability to easily mention/tag people, places, things, etc.