A presence customers can recognize
Regular, on-brand posts beat irregular bursts when someone finally has a free evening.
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Small and medium businesses do not need a listening platform, a seat model built for global brands, or software that assumes a full-time social department. You need to show up regularly, look professional, and know what to try next—without spending like an enterprise.
VYNE is the publishing workflow for that reality: create, plan, schedule, and learn. We will not frame a $399-per-seat enterprise price as “our” number. Early access is how you evaluate whether the product fits before you commit.
VYNE prioritizes practical publishing for SMBs—Composer, calendar, queue, connected channels, and simple Insights. We do not market enterprise listening bills or per-seat luxury pricing as our offer. Pricing details evolve in early access; join to learn what applies to you.


Consistency beats complexity. VYNE helps you draft with channel context, keep a calendar you can actually follow, and reuse what already worked from Library—so every week does not start from a blank page.
When Insights are available, you get simple signals you can act on, not a report nobody has time to interpret. That is the difference between “we post sometimes” and a presence customers can recognize.
Previews and channel awareness reduce embarrassing format mistakes before they go live.
Launchpad keeps due work visible so social does not compete with “I’ll do it later.”
Insights aim for clear next actions—not vanity dashboards you never open.
Enterprise social software often prices like infrastructure: high seats, listening add-ons, and annual contracts that only make sense at scale. That is a different product for a different buyer.
VYNE is building for the businesses that need professional publishing first. We talk about practical cost and early access—not borrowed enterprise price tags. If your needs later include deeper engagement or culture signals, those land on the same workflow instead of forcing a rip-and-replace.

Step 1
Bring supported channels into VYNE so drafts and schedules are not split across browser tabs.
Step 2
Compose, schedule, and review the calendar so posting becomes a habit—not a scramble.
Step 3
Pull from Library, watch simple Insights, and adjust the next week based on what actually moved.
Regular, on-brand posts beat irregular bursts when someone finally has a free evening.
Drafts, schedule, and channel health live closer together so social stops living in five apps.
Evaluate VYNE in early access against your real week—not a sales demo of features you will never staff.
Engagement (Pulse) and culture signals (Currents) extend the same floor as they mature.