What SocialBu changed

• Added a new "MCP Server" feature that lets users run social media tasks from Claude or ChatGPT.
• Updated the pricing table to show specific limits for social accounts, monthly posts, workspaces, and team members.
• Added support for new social platforms including Threads and Bluesky, bringing the total to 12.
• Introduced a new "Starter" plan at $21.75/month and an enterprise demo booking option.
• Added a new API section for developers to build custom dashboards and workflows.
• Included new performance stats, such as "20 hours saved each week" and "35% increase in audience engagement."

SocialBu is moving beyond a standard dashboard by letting users manage social media directly through AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude. They also updated their pricing structure to include specific limits for workspaces and team members.

• Added direct links to new feature pages for Publish, AI, Curate, Listen, Respond, Automate, Analyze, and Collaborate.
• Rewrote feature descriptions to be more specific (e.g., mentioning "private notes" in Respond and "webhooks" in Automate).
• Removed the "Why Choose SocialBu?" section that focused on saving money and autopilot features.
• Updated the mobile app link text to include "Social Media Manager."
• Added a new call-to-action section at the bottom of the page for a 7-day free trial.

SocialBu is moving from a single-page overview to a more detailed site structure. By creating specific pages for Respond, Analyze, and Automate, they are likely trying to rank for more specific keywords and provide deeper documentation for each tool.

• Removed the final "Run Your Social Media on Autopilot" headline.
• Removed the bottom "Get Started" registration link.
• Removed the closing "Cancel anytime. Free for 7 days" text.
• Added a line break in the testimonial section for Michael M.

The removal of the final "Get Started" section and the "Free for 7 days" trial mention at the bottom of the page may change how many visitors sign up after scrolling through the content.