




Do you need an advocacy add-on or an advocacy platform?
An add-on is the right answer when the goal is modest: a few more shares of Company Page content, reported inside the suite you already use. A platform is the right answer when the goal is for your people to become known in your market. Across roughly 700 million LinkedIn impressions we analysed, 90% of a company's impressions came from employees' personal profiles and 10% from the Company Page. Suites are built for the 10%. Vulse is built for the 90%: original posts on personal profiles, approved in seconds, tracked by person. Many teams keep Sprout for the Page and add Vulse for people.



Sprout Social Employee Advocacy alternatives: frequently asked questions
Vulse, for LinkedIn-first B2B teams. It is a dedicated LinkedIn advocacy platform with published pricing from $6 to $18 a seat and no suite to buy first.
Yes. Many teams keep Sprout for the Company Page and use Vulse for employee and executive posting on LinkedIn.
An add-on suits teams that mainly want employees to reshare company content. A dedicated platform like Vulse suits teams that want employees and executives posting original content in their own voice, with results tracked by person.
No. Vulse is LinkedIn only. If you need advocacy across several networks, Sprout's add-on or a multi-network platform is the better fit.
Yes, with their consent, through the official API and with no password sharing.
The same day. There is no implementation project.