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Exolyt vs RPSync

Both stand on social media analytics software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Exolyt

Free plan Web

Exolyt brings TikTok analytics, listening, trend research, and influencer monitoring together in a web service. Compare its history and export limits with the amount of monitoring you need.

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RPSync centralizes supported social and website statistics and provides export and authentication options in a self-hosted project. Setup requirements, cookie handling, and the project’s warning about platform terms are important considerations.

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The facts

	Exolyt	RPSync
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	No	Not published
Runs on	Web	Linux, Self-hosted, Web
Lowest paid plan	Essentials: 1,085 PLN a month	Free or on request
Plans published	3	1
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	exolyt.com	github.com
On social media analytics software	#6 of 35	#10 of 35

Exolyt: what it does well

Combines account, hashtag, sound, and video analytics
Includes social listening and share-of-voice tools
Supports influencer discovery and campaign monitoring
Offers a free plan and seven-day trial
Paid plans include chat support and onboarding

What to know first

Service is intended for the latest Chrome desktop browser
Basic chart history is limited to seven days
Google Spreadsheet integration costs extra

RPSync: what it does well

Combines supported social and creator sources in one dashboard
Fetches website statistics from Google Analytics and Search Console
Exports data to NocoDB or CSV
Supports TOTP two-factor authentication and passkeys
Listed as free and open source

What to know first

Installation requires Docker and Docker Compose
Windows users are told to install WSL2 first
TikTok cloud sync requires cookie export from a local setup
Some features may violate platform terms

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