Enterprise DNA

Instead of Sprout Social

Stop renting Sprout Social. Own your social operations.

We build your version around how you plan content, review claims and report results. We bring your agreed Sprout Social records across and run it for you through Omni by Enterprise DNA.

Sprout Advanced lists US$399 per seat per month on annual billing, or US$4,788 per seat for a year. Publishing connections and your migration scope are agreed before you switch.

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The Sprout Social bill

Seats, plans and reporting options shape the price

Sprout sells a connected social suite. Compare the work you need every week with the plan and connections you currently pay for.

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A price for each person

Advanced lists US$399 per seat each month on annual billing. The licence cost follows the number of people with seats.

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The annual commitment

The published Advanced annual-billing rate is US$4,788 per seat over a year. Check your agreement for the total and any additional products.

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Profile limits change by plan

Standard includes five social profiles. Professional and Advanced list unlimited profiles. More profiles and more people are different parts of the buying decision.

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Reporting follows the plan

Professional includes competitor, tag and paid insights. Advanced adds team productivity and social customer care reports.

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Premium Analytics is an add-on

Sprout documents extra report controls under Premium Analytics, including custom metric selections in the Post Performance export. Compare those controls with the reports your team actually uses.

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Enterprise has a tailored price

Enterprise pricing is custom. Its listed services include onboarding and implementation, so compare the agreed package rather than treating the entry price as the whole bill.

Your owned records

A content week with a clear decision trail

Plan

Know which posts need a decision

Read the planned week with owners, overdue work and profiles that have nothing coming up.

  • check A dated content plan for each profile
  • check Campaign objectives beside the posts
  • check Unassigned work separated from named owners
  • check A weekly review that combines blockers and results

Review

Keep the approval attached to the exact wording

A person records a decision against one version. Editing the reviewed content or timing makes that decision stale.

  • check Reviewer name and evidence recorded together
  • check Changed content returns to draft
  • check Advertising identification evidence checked by jurisdiction
  • check Known asset expiry checked against intended use

Results

Keep repeat exports from inflating the report

Each post keeps its dated observations. Reports use the latest one and leave missing results unknown.

  • check Latest impressions, engagements and clicks
  • check Old observations retained for comparison
  • check Missing-click counts beside known campaign totals
  • check Campaign progress reviewed with its exported results

Ownership

Make the review match your business

Keep the underlying records and adapt the questions, evidence checks and documents to your own process.

  • check Original export columns retained for checking
  • check Campaign briefs in your business colours
  • check Approval records showing the reviewed version
  • check Your own fields and reports added as the work changes

Make it yours

Design your own Sprout Social replacement

Everything starts from the open-source base. Then it gets your name, the parts you run, your rules and your data from Sprout Social. Try it here, and we build the real one.

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Answered from your own database

Build my version

We build it from the open-source base, bring your Sprout Social data across and run it for you.

What it looks like

Ask it like you would ask a colleague

Real answers from the demo data that ships with Social Operations for Claude Code. It runs in Claude Code inside the Claude app, so it feels like any chat you already use.

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Social Operations for Claude Code

Connected to your own database

Which posts need attention this week?

SOC-001

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Trail pack launch
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Mia
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overdue plan

SOC-003

Tle ow
Dealer visit draft
Sue
stale draft

SOC-003

Tle ow
Dealer visit draft
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unassigned owner

SOC-004

Tle ow
Dealer repair guide
Ner is
Leo
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metrics missing or stale

Ask it anything

Ten questions your owned records can answer

These questions run against the working demo. Bring your own review rules and export history to make them yours.

chat_bubble Which planned posts are already late, and who owns them?
chat_bubble Which approval no longer applies to the current wording?
chat_bubble Which advertising drafts lack identification review evidence?
chat_bubble Which known asset licences expire before the planned use?
chat_bubble Which profiles have nothing planned for the next week?
chat_bubble Who has the largest overdue queue, including unassigned work?
chat_bubble Which published posts have old results or unknown clicks?
chat_bubble What did each export say about a post on its recorded date?
chat_bubble Which campaigns have posts waiting for review beside their known clicks?
chat_bubble Who changed the record and what evidence did they provide?

Switching

How to switch from Sprout Social

A move involves exporting the post history you want to keep, checking how its fields map, then running the new records alongside your current process before switching.

  1. 1

    Choose what to move

    Before you move anything, decide which published post history you need and which workflows still depend on Sprout. The import brings across published post text, profile identity, dates, links and selected performance results from the Post Performance report. Media, inbox conversations, saved drafts and old approvals are not included, so decide separately how to retain or handle them.

  2. 2

    Export the post history

    Export Sprout Social's Post Performance report as a CSV, including the history you agreed to bring across. Export layouts can vary, so keep the original file and check its columns against the fields you need. The imported records retain the original columns for checking. If you cannot find the report export or need another format, check Sprout Social's current help for your account.

  3. 3

    Test, then load the records

    First ask for a test import that shows how the columns will map without saving records. Review the proposed mapping, especially profile, caption, dates and metrics. If the headers differ or a date is ambiguous, agree a field mapping or convert the date before loading. Then load the approved export into the database.

  4. 4

    Review the import results

    Check the import's reported mapping and any ambiguous dates, unmatched headers or conflicts before accepting the records. Resolve unclear fields, and review conflicts before updating existing data. Confirm that totals and sample records match the source export, including missing metrics. Keep the original export so you can verify imported values.

  5. 5

    Run both, then switch

    For a short period, keep Sprout Social and the new database workflow in use together. Compare a sample of imported posts and performance history with Sprout, and check that your team can use the approval records and reports. Keep your current delivery process for publishing, inbox work and listening until those requirements have a checked replacement. The free build does not handle them.

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Where the real effort goes

Most of the work is agreeing which history matters, matching your export's columns to your fields, and setting up your business's ownership, approval and evidence rules. Export layouts vary, and media, inbox conversations, drafts and past approvals need separate decisions. If Enterprise DNA installs and runs your version, they handle the agreed history mapping and setup with you.

Not ready for a call?

Get your Sprout Social switch plan by email

We will send you the step-by-step plan for moving your business off Sprout Social, what the move really involves, and how we would do it for you.

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Three ways to own it

Choose how much you want us to handle

Open source

Do it yourself

Free, MIT licence

  1. 1 Clone the repo and install its dependencies.
  2. 2 Run npm run demo, then open the folder with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or Cursor.
  3. 3 Try /weekly-review and inspect the fictional examples.
  4. 4 Export Sprout Post Performance as CSV, test the mapping and import your agreed records.
Get it on GitHub

Built around your business

We customise it

Setup fee, then a retainer

  • check Your brands, fields, owners and review rules
  • check Your agreed Sprout Social data brought across and reconciled
  • check A web front end or a different stack when you need it
  • check Publishing and reporting connections scoped around your process
Get your version built

Omni by Enterprise DNA

We run it for you

Setup fee, then a monthly retainer

  • check Installed and operated through Omni by Enterprise DNA
  • check Your content review connected to the rest of the business
  • check Backups, access and agreed connections maintained
  • check Reports and review rules kept current as your team changes
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Questions

Instead of Sprout Social, answered

Does the free version publish our posts or read our social inbox? expand_more

It handles planning, approval evidence and reporting from exported results. Publishing connections, inbox work and shared review screens are scoped into the version Enterprise DNA builds for you. Keep your current delivery process until those requirements have a checked replacement.

What comes across from Sprout Social? expand_more

Published post text, profile identity, dates, links and selected performance results come from the Post Performance export. Original columns are retained for checking. Export layouts vary, so we test the mapping before moving the agreed history. Media, inbox conversations, saved drafts and old approvals need separate migration decisions.

Will the reports count the same post twice after another export? expand_more

The same post keeps its dated observations. Reports use the latest observation for that post, and missing results remain unknown. Network definitions differ, so your review compares like with like. The original export remains available to check the numbers.

Does the advertising check mean a post is legally approved? expand_more

No. It flags missing identification evidence and applies your operating rules for claim references and known asset expiry. A person still checks the actual advertisement, its wording and presentation. Their decision applies to the recorded version; changes require a fresh review.

Why choose this over another subscription such as Hootsuite? expand_more

Hootsuite is another connected social suite. This route gives you owned records and a review process built around your business. Start with the free version or have Enterprise DNA customise and run your version for a setup fee followed by a retainer. We agree the connections and switch requirements with you before replacing the current service.

Show Sam the social software bill and the Friday report

In a 30-minute call, map the records you need to keep, the approvals your team follows and the connections that must work before a switch. Sam will explain the version Enterprise DNA can build and run for you.

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