Dash Social
6.8/10Dash Social, formerly Dash Hudson, is a social media management platform for brands that covers publishing, analytics, community management, UGC and competitive benchmarking.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
Dash Social is the current name of Dash Hudson, a social media management platform from Halifax, Canada. It is built for consumer brands and publishers that work heavily in visual channels. Teams use it to plan and publish posts on a shared calendar and measure performance across Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Pinterest, LinkedIn, YouTube and Threads. They can also handle community replies from one inbox and run link in bio pages for Instagram and TikTok. Its Vision AI predicts how a piece of content is likely to perform and spots trends. Higher plans add competitive benchmarks, unlimited UGC and rights requests, and shoppable on-site galleries. Retail, fashion, media and hospitality brands are its main customers. Pricing is sold by brand rather than by seat. Every plan has unlimited users, and each brand gets one social set covering its connected profiles. There are three tiers: Engage, Advance (marked most popular) and Enterprise. None has a published price, so you have to get a quote from sales. G2 lists Engage from $999 per month. Creator Management, Premium Analytics and Social Listening are paid add-ons. A 14-day free trial is available. The integrations page lists Shopify, Salesforce, Zendesk, Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Canva, Google Analytics, BI tools such as Tableau and Power BI, and APIs including an MCP server. The main drawback is cost. Reviewers say pricing is high for small businesses and startups, and you can't see a price without talking to sales.
Our Rating
Who Dash Social is best for
Good fit
Publishing, community management and analytics are all built for in-house social teams.
The Enterprise tier adds SSO, access governance and regional reporting.
It offers shoppable UGC galleries and a Shopify integration, and retail is a core vertical.
Less suited
Reviewers find the pricing high for smaller businesses.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Every plan includes unlimited users at no extra cost, so large teams don't pay per seat.
- G2 reviewers rate customer support very highly, with a score of 9.6.
- Vision AI predicts how content will perform, which most schedulers don't offer.
- Covers TikTok, Instagram, Pinterest, LinkedIn, YouTube, Threads and Facebook in one calendar and one analytics view.
- Integration list covers BI tools, Shopify, Salesforce, Zendesk and an MCP server.
Cons
- No public prices, and G2 lists the entry tier from about $999 per month.
- Reviewers say it is expensive for small businesses and startups.
- Some users want more advanced functionality.
- Social Listening and creator management cost extra on top of the base plans.
Key Features
Dash Social Pricing
Advance
- On-site galleries
- Everything in Engage
- Competitive benchmarks
- Third-party integrations
- Custom dashboards and reporting
- Unlimited UGC and rights requests
- Vision AI trends and content prediction
Engage
- Content library
- Unlimited users
- Guided onboarding
- Community management
- Cross-channel analytics
- One social set per brand
- Planning and publishing calendar
- Link in bio for Instagram and TikTok
Enterprise
- Everything in Advance
- User access governance
- Market-level benchmarks
- Custom SSO and enterprise support
- Regional and brand-level reporting
- Premium onboarding with quarterly business reviews
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Dash Hudson rebranded as Dash Social, and dashhudson.com now redirects to dashsocial.com.
Yes. The trial lasts 14 days, has no commitment and includes the features of the plan you pick. You are charged only if you continue.
Plans are priced per brand, with one social set per brand and unlimited users. Prices are quoted by sales. G2 lists the Engage plan from $999 per month.
Credit cards, Bill.com and wire transfer. To change plans before renewal, you contact the sales team.
Custom SSO is included in the Enterprise plan.
Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, LinkedIn and Threads. The integrations page also lists Snapchat and Bluesky.
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