SocialBee, founded in 2016, organizes a content library into labeled categories, promotional posts, educational tips, curated shares, and lets a user set a specific posting ratio or rotation rule per category, so a queue automatically maintains a defined content mix rather than posting whatever comes up next in a single undifferentiated queue.
That category-based rotation is a more structured approach than MeetEdgar's simpler undifferentiated library recycling, also covered in this directory: a team can enforce a specific ratio, say twenty percent promotional and eighty percent educational, and have the schedule maintain that mix automatically over time.
There's no free plan; pricing starts around $29 a month. For a team that wants evergreen content recycled according to a specific, enforced category mix rather than a single undifferentiated rotation, SocialBee's category-and-ratio system addresses that more structured need directly.
