Comparison
SociableKIT and Tagembed are good at what they are built for: dropping a social wall onto a public website, quickly, from a huge list of platforms. An intranet is a different room. There, the same widget arrives as somebody else's iframe inside a governed environment, metered by how many people look at it and branded until you upgrade. Glow Cloud Kit's Social Feed is a real SharePoint web part instead.
From each product's public pricing and documentation. Where they genuinely do more, we say so - and on three of these rows they do.
| Glow Cloud Kit | SociableKIT / Tagembed | |
|---|---|---|
| How it renders | A native SharePoint web part, drawn by SharePoint itself | A third-party embed: an iframe or script served by the vendor |
| Who sees your viewers | Nobody. Nothing records which staff open which post | The widget loads from the vendor's servers on every page view |
| View limits | None. It is a web part in your tenant, not a metered service | Metered: 2,000 views/mo free, 50,000 on SociableKIT Pro |
| Vendor branding | None, on every plan | Removed on paid tiers only |
| Looks like your intranet | Inherits your SharePoint theme, section width and dark mode | A generic widget styled in the vendor's own dashboard |
| Platforms | YouTube, Bluesky, Mastodon and RSS instantly; Facebook and Instagram via a guided one-time sign-in. No LinkedIn | Dozens, including LinkedIn, TikTok, X and Google Reviews |
| Works outside SharePoint | No. It is a SharePoint Online web part | Yes, on any website |
| Price | £29/mo for the app, or £99/mo for all 18 | SociableKIT $10-$40/mo; Tagembed $19-$99/mo |
These solve overlapping problems in different places. On price and on platform count, they win.
The short version: for one social wall on a marketing site, an embed widget is the right tool and it is cheap. Inside a SharePoint intranet the trade changes: you are putting a third party's iframe on the page every employee opens, metered by views, and you still have to make it look like it belongs there.
Glow Cloud Kit's Social Feed is a SharePoint web part that renders in the page and takes its styling from the site it sits on. It reaches fewer networks than they do. It also does not count your staff.
£99/mo for all 18, or £29/mo per part. 14-day free trial, a card is required to start, cancel anytime, no licence keys.
Weighing something else up? These cover the other ways teams solve this.
A focused, affordable ShortPoint alternative - 18 purpose-built web parts at a fraction of the cost, unlimited sites, self-serve, no tracking.
Plumsail prices its org chart by employee count - cross a band and the price steps up. Ours has no employee bands, and the whole kit costs less than one banded renewal surprise.
TeamOrgChart steps from $25 to $60 to $140 a month as you hire. Glow Cloud Kit - Org Chart is £29/mo at any headcount, or the whole kit for £99.
Powell, Omnia and Staffbase sell a whole intranet platform, priced per user and quoted by a salesperson. One question decides it: are you replacing your intranet, or improving it?
Building one is easy. Owning it through five years of SPFx versions is the part nobody budgets for - with real maintenance numbers from our own repositories.
Comparison based on publicly available information as of August 2026: SociableKIT's published Free / Pro / Business plans and Tagembed's published Starter / Growth / Advance plans. Competitor prices are quoted in US dollars as published; Glow Cloud Kit is sold in pounds. Platform support changes on all sides - check the current lists before deciding. SociableKIT and Tagembed are trademarks of their respective owners; this page is independent and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by either.